ReinerS wrote: ,I will look into the wiring of the 3/11. Since I am the one who programmed the ODF, I should be able to figure out exactly how everything is wired again.
I would think you should be able to connect the kickswitch to both the sostenuto switch and the kickswitch of the sample set, but this would mean you would not be able to use the sustain any more.
Didn't get a answer as to the function of sostenuto and sustain using the kick switch.
A further question if there is another external way to add sostenuto to a particular manual even if not provide to be operated by the sample set. Looking for alternates ways.
Another useful feature that maybe has been implemented already. that would be if the kick switch were operated and held (on) that the last note played would be held/sustained until another note (on that same manual) were played. Releasing the kick switch would remove this feature until it were to be needed again. Permitting a note (or a chord) to be held white playing something else on another manual (out of reach).
I'm aware that the MIDI controller for Sostenuto is CC#66.and Sustain is CC#64.
Roman provided this possible solution concerning using his BBSP board:
https://www.midi-hardware.com/index.php?R2=USD§ion=prod_info&product=BBSPSwitch inputs can only be programmed in a group, thanks to split feature
you can have 2 separate groups in one board.
If it's only one CC, then you could make split after 31st note,
splitting the BBSP for 31 notes as it was before, and 1 note in upper
split, which now plays notes as well, but in different MIDI channel.
Now to change it to CC66, play that one last note, and enter #2135.
Shorting that input will send CC#31 with value 127, releasing CC#31 with
value 0. Now you have repeat #11 for 35 times before that input will be
transposed up to CC#66. It's good to have it connected to MIDIOX and
observe what the input is doing between iterations.
Rgds,
Ed