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PSR Keyboards (11 Boards) => PSR-S970/S770/S670 (SFF2) => Topic started by: Stone Message on February 14, 2018, 12:54:54 AM
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Hi Everyone
Help Please....
I have a PSR S770.
I have read so many excellent reviews of forScore that I think that it will be the ideal solution for displaying sheet music in .pdf format. Has anybody any idea if a regular (Yamaha or generic) foot pedal can be used to advance a page on the iPad? I am aware that there are foot switches which use either a Bluetooth or midi interface to achieve page turning but just wondered if there is an easier way using my FC4 foot pedal?
Many thanks.
Peter
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I don't think a regular foot pedal will work. I think you'll need a Page Turner foot pedal. Is very easy to set up and use.
Best,
John
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John
I explored this possibility when I replaced paper music with pdfs on an iPad Pro with forScore (one of the best moves I have ever made). If there is a way of using a “regular” foot-pedal to control page turning, I couldn’t find it. As John Starbuck says, a dedicated Page-Turner pedal is the answer.
Incidentally, if it were feasible to use a switch to advance a page, how would you turn back?
Alan
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Hi John and Alan
I suspected that this would be the case. My only hope had been that pressing the Yamaha footswitch could generate a trappable midi command that could be picked up by the forScore application on the iPad.
Never mind but thank you anyway.
Peter
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I use a set of AirTurn pedals and they work very very well.
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I use a set of AirTurn pedals and they work very very well.
So do I and I agree.
Alan
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Hi Peter, forscore is an excellent app! Apart from the airturn foot switch, you can
program the metronome in forscore, or another option is to load an a MP3 into forScore for the appropriate sheet music! I must confess I haven't actually used either of these options 😁 I was always going to get around to exploring these options more, but always seem to run out of time! Can't even imagine what it would be like if I was still in the the workforce😋
Hope this helps!
Kind regards
jm