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I kind of misspelled some words here. &nbsp;USB not RUSB or sub.<br />
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I am not sure if it uses a midi-USB or not I just plugged it in and ran the driver software.<br />
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How would that work?
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I kind of misspelled some words here.  USB not RUSB or sub.

I am not sure if it uses a midi-USB or not I just plugged it in and ran the driver software.

How would that work?

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worked great, does everything I wanted it to do<br />
Thank you
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worked great, does everything I wanted it to do
Thank you

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cheers &nbsp;starview<br />
happy I could help
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I have a RUSB oll Up Piano and it works great, but was wondering if anyone else might have one of these and if so, maybe they can answer this question<br />
Is it possible to add a Sustain Pedal to the roll up Piano, where if you hold down the petal and you push the key it will allow the sound of that key to keep ringing until you release the pedal<br />
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Thank you
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I have a RUSB oll Up Piano and it works great, but was wondering if anyone else might have one of these and if so, maybe they can answer this question
Is it possible to add a Sustain Pedal to the roll up Piano, where if you hold down the petal and you push the key it will allow the sound of that key to keep ringing until you release the pedal


Thank you

sub Roll up Piano

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