Sustain Pedal doesnt sustain long enough. can it be adjusted to sustain longer

No you can't as our PROPER Expert Cindy says.

Casio Ct-636 does not support any sustain pedals.Amazon.comhttps://www.amazon.com > ask > questions
A: Casio Ct-636 does not support any sustain pedals.

The other 'Contributor' probably saw this

CT-S1000V - SupportCasio https://support.casio.com > manualPDF

This Digital Keyboard does not come with a pedal unit. • You can use the PEDAL1 jack to connect an optional (SP-3, SP-20) sustain pedal. You can use the.

sustain is typcially a product of the sound you have chosen, If you have a sustain pedal you can sustain any sound. you may also have some choices on the switches that allow special sustain, but I dont own a casio keyboard (I have yamaha) but they are nearly the same in operation. The easiest way to get controllable sustain is by plugging in a sustain pedal

I assume you are plugging this into a ROLAND brand product as the Roland sustain uses a normally CLOSED contact while MOST other brands use NORMALLY OPEN contacts.

The Roland synths now monitor the pedal as the power is turned on and supposedly decides which contact type is used.

Remember that for MANY voices, such as piano, notes are held longer BUT they do not continue indefinitely just like the sustain on a real piano works. On a real piano the dampers are lifted, but the strings eventually stop ringing due to the losses of energy in the strings.

Some voices will be held,such as organ tones.

I don't have enough information from your post regarding what voice you are having trouble with.

The function setting is for the PANEL sustain (Page 68 of your manual)

The other method of sustain is by footswitch or pedal option. See page 13.

If you use a footswitch, it needs to be a normally open contact type. If you plug a Roland type in, it is opposite polarity and will sustain UNLESS the pedal is pressed. Make sure nothing else is plugged in the sustain jack... headphones that are inadvertently plugged in there would sustain.

No it does not have a sustain pedal input an there is no way to add one, sorry.

The sustain pedals have only two wires. Usually they terminate in a 1/4 inch mono plug.

yamaha USUALLY sustains when switch is closed. Roland usually sustains on a switch between the wires when the switch is open.

NO POWER should be supplied BY the sustain pedal... it is ONLY a switch.

I have the same problem, But I have been using the same pedal since new. Infact it came with this pedal. Then suddenly it started doing this. Could I have changed soem setting by accident?

i am looking for assignable pedal sustain for CTK (casio) 591... where can i buy it. thanks and its MIDI i want my recordings to be sounding more beautifully. HELP PLEASE...THANKS AND GOD BLESS.

I found that if I plug in the sustain pedal BEFORE turning the power on, it works fine. If I plug in the sustain pedal AFTER turning the power on, then it works in the opposite way. Probably just the design. So I would try playing with that before doing anything drastic.

I don't think there is a setting for this directly, but there is an optional sustain pedal you can plug into it.