Expression Pedal Converter Pedal Sustain Pedal Expander MPC-10

No issues with configuration or with use on PC or iOS. The software is good. It's had a lot of updates, especially to fix Mac bugs. You can customize everything, even by setting CC curves natively. It supports drum kit pedals. The software has a built-in MIDI monitor, including values and an animation which displays the state of your pedals. Documentation is quite good. Easy, clear, and above average experience overall. Solid metal build, yet tiny and weightless. This has completely changed the way I look at MIDI keyboards. Every single keyboard I have can be played with a mod pedal now, including my Clavinova upright and my mini keys. A match made in heaven on both counts. Very useful converter.

Really great device for use with electro-harmonix standard expression pedal and Roland DP-10 half damper sustain pedal. Pedal Config Tool works great. I route the two pedals in Cubase DAW. Occasionally the tool gets confused on start up. I shut down and restart and it works fine. Would be nice if tool changed settings display when switching from one to the other pedal. It alway remembers the correct setings though.

I rate this device 3.5 out of 5 stars, but I have rounded it up to 4 stars because the limitation appears specific to Windows 10 users and may not affect the majority of customers.While the price is on the higher side, the build quality and overall performance are excellent. The unit itself is very impressive: it instantly recognizes and connects to both of my expression pedals without any issues. It performs flawlessly on my Mac M1 and Windows 11 systems.The only drawback is compatibility with my stage computer, which runs Windows 10. The software installs successfully but does not detect the expression pedals. As a workaround, I can configure the port settings on either my Windows 11 machine or Mac, then transfer the pedals to the Windows 10 computer, at which point the software recognizes them correctly. This confirms there is nothing wrong with the hardware; the issue lies solely with the software’s lack of full Windows 10 compatibility.

I so much wanted this to work. However, using it with a mac (osx 14.6.1 with Airbook silicon), plugging it in with USB, it was not recognized by my computer nor my DAW (logicPro). The microscopic (is 2 point text possible?) manual showed a web site where I went to download software. However, the software is NOT verified by apple and NOT something that can be installed on my mac. Please... if you have hardware that you want customers to be able to use, take some time in setting up your software correctly and do it through apple, etc. thank you.

I have a sustain pedal that I like that I normally use with my Ableton Push, but when I go mobile I use a different midi controller that doesn't have a sustain input. So I plugged the sustain pedal into this Doremidi device, plugged the device into my computer's USB) and it just immediately worked with Ableton and the instrument I'm controlling with my midi controller without any further setup. (Don't think it matters, but for what it's worth the midi controller I'm using is a Novation Launchpad X.) My only complaint about this device is the price (about $45 at the time of this writing) , but admittedly I did a lot of research and couldn't find anything else like it on the market. I'm keeping it.

Two-fisted review.... First the bad and then the recovery. First unit received would not communicate to DOREMIDI pedal config tool, after the config tool instructed to update the firmware. Basically the firmware update process bricked the unit, Returned the unit to Amazon and requested a replacement. Replacement unit arrived. Upgraded the firmware as before and the unit worked flawlessly. Performs exactly as advertised. In the end, I'm very satisfied but disappointed with all the churn to get a working unit.

I bought a Nektar LX88+ and it didn't have a input for an expression pedal. Ordered this and it solved the problem. Easy to set up and works great!

Did not work for me. Too Late to return. I have a Morley Volume Plus that I was hoping to use as an expression controller for Plugins. 1st- It won't recognize it as an Exp Pedal. It sees it as a HH pedal. I tried a HH pedal also, and it saw that as a Switch Pedal. I later ordered a Nektar and it worked with the DoreMidi but that defeated the whole point of trying to use my high quality metal frame (not Plastic) Morley Pedal. I can plug the Nektar directly into my keyboard Controller so. this is now a paper weight. Software is buggy, particularly if you are have to use an older version. (I'm on OSX 12.6.7) I did contact Customer Support and they said: Thanks for contacting us and using DOREMiDi products. Based on your description, the Morley Volume Pedal looks like a powered effects pedal, not an expression pedal, and may not be suitable for the MPC-10. My advice to anyone buying one is to make sure you test it fully within the return period.

È un ottimo prodotto, facile da configurare, con esso ho potuto connettere un pedale sustain alla mia tastiera che non aveva la presa dedicata. Da un lato l' ingresso per collegare 2 pedali. Dall' altro l' alimentazione USB( io l' ho collegata al computer) e l' uscita midi( anche questa l' ho collegata al computer con un adattatore da midi a USB). Funziona perfettamente. Il led lampeggia sino a quando non riconosce il dispositivo e poi è fisso.

Puedes conectar 2 pedales de expresión a tu PC

Works without issue so far. It's plug-and-play. Seems sturdy.

Fait le boulot de temps en temps quand ça lui chante. Configuré correctement, fonctionne parfois pendant quelques jours, parfois une seule journée. Lorsqu'il arrête de fonctionner, il suffit de relancer l'utilitaire et de reconfigurer. Enfin seulement parfois, parce que d'autres fois ça refuse de fonctionner tout court. L'utilitaire est aussi vraiment pas intuitif même pour quelqu'un qui est habitué au MIDI. Si j'ai payé 50€, c'est pas pour avoir a faire du troubleshooting 3 fois par semaine. Does the job from time to time when it feels like it. Configured correctly, it sometimes works for a few days, sometimes only for one day. When it stops working, you just have to restart the utility and reconfigure. Well, only sometimes, because other times it refuses to work at all. The utility is also really not intuitive, even for someone familiar with MIDI. If I paid €50, it's not to have to do troubleshooting three times a week.

Ignore negative reviews. It is the only reasonable option right now to connect expression pedal to PC thru midi. Everything works, thanx.