The kids have been pressing buttons on the Ensoniq KT-88 keyboard at church and right now, the sustain pedal works ''opposite'' the way it should. (no pedal = sustain; press pedal to stop sustain) How do I set it back? I pressed the buttons and found I could cause the pedal to be shut off entirely (nothing happens whether or not the pedal is pressed), but the sound is always on sustain.
Usually that indicates that the polarity of the jack for the sustain pedal has been switched or someone has substituted another pedal with the wrong polarity. Try looking in the manual to see if that is an editable parameter for people who might not be able to obtain an original pedal. You may have to initialize the keyboard which is on page viii of the manual. The jacks on the back for footswitches are on page 1 and 2. The footswitch settings are on page 9. I found the manual here:http://soundprogramming.net/manuals/Ensoniq_KT-76_KT-88_Manual.pdf I don't know if you have the single footswitch or the optional stereo footswitch. If it is the single footswitch, the default setting should work correctly if it is the original SW-2 or SW-6 pedal switches. If it is the optional SW-10, the FTswL setting should be Unused. Hope this helps.
This may be caused by having the pedal depressed while you turn the keyboard on. Simply turn off/on the keyboard without touching the pedal.
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