The Studiologic MP113 is a 13-tone foot pedal suitable for connecting to all your midi devices. The pedal allows you to control your instrument, ideal for use with drawbar organs, synthesizers  and keyboards. But musicians such as guitarists can also use this pedal to add a bass sound hands-free. The MP-113 is an easily functioning and solid pedal. The transpose function, selecting midi channels or changing the midi program can easily be done using four large push buttons.

Velocity sensitivity of the Studiologic MP113

Unlike many other bass pedals, the Studiologic MP113 is velocity sensitive. Midi bass pedals are often used in the world of popular organs and touch sensitivity plays no role there. That is also the reason that Hammond's bass pedals, among other things, are not velocity sensitive. However, there are also keyboard players who use a midi bass pedal and then velocity-sensitive pedals are a requirement. Roland used to make the infamous PK series, but this one is now completely out of production. For keyboard players looking for a bass pedal, this Studiologic bass pedal with 13 notes is a solution. This pedal is also available in a larger 17-tone version.

The Studiologic MP113 is widely used on popular organs such as the Studiologic Numa Organ 2, but also functions excellently on keyboards such as the Yamaha Genos.

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