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To set Crescendo, Swell and Choir Pedals push the set button followed by
the listed keys on the pedalboard:
(Channel assignments)
Push Set, F#1, F#2, B1, A#2
Push Set, G#1, F#2, E1, A#2
Push Set, A#1, F#2, F1, A#2
(Midi Expression assignments)
Push Set, F#1, D#2, F1, A#2
Push Set, G#1, D#2, F1, A#2
Push Set, A#1, D#2, F1, A#2
(To Set the Pedal Channel to Channel 1)
Push Set, C#1, F#2, C1, A#2
Potential Pedalboard Issues
Hang over (of the pedal variety)
Note: Should you encounter pedalboard notes that “hang over,” don’t
play, or only play at the bottom of the key, you may be able to fix this by
adjusting the reed switches (not a big deal.) These are found under the
cover at the black key end of the pedal board. Get your Philips head screw
driver, stand the pedal board on the opposite end. Remove the swell shoes
and unscrew the cover. The reed switches should be facing you. With the
midi cable still attached and the power cord connected, start Hauptwerk
and turn on several pedal stops of your sample set. Play all notes by half
step with your hands from bottom to top and then top to bottom and
make a list of any problem notes. For the problem notes, unscrew the reed
switch screws just enough to allow the plate to be moved slightly up or
down. Move the plate slightly, re-screw, then test the problem pedal note
and the adjacent ones. If you have adjacent notes hanging, play these, after
your adjustment, in as legato a fashion as possible to test for continued
hanging. Once you have corrected the problem(s), don’t re-cover the reed
switches. Put the pedal board down on the floor and place the bench in an
appropriate position above it. Play every half step both up and down the
pedalboard with your feet in a very legato manner. You might find a
problem note this way that you hadn’t noticed when playing with your
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