Norman Ghast

"...keyboards and put rocks on the keys to keep the notes playing!!! ..." Ha ha I remember in the late 80's being technologically inept using a small wedge made from a cloth pin ...it was easy but hard physically and electronically on the board, a D-50 I believe. I think as it had problems after that with the after touch getting all wonky 'till it crapped out. Try to avoid those rocks if you can. Boss makes this foot FS-6 switch. This is the description Boss provides . "Two switches in one, Boss's new FS-6 combines latch- and momentary-type switching into one unit. With two switches conveniently housed side-by-side, the FS-6 allows each switch to be set for latch or momentary operation. Pick the configuration that best suits your playing style and setup."

Thanks for the welcome. I'm here as I got a Wavestate to use in my hobby music creation and appreciate what you've been posting so far. I look forward to it. I like the Korg as It can be used as a total recording studio. One thing I would have liked to have seen in the board is an audio input right before the effects section that would allow something like a guitar or voice to be added to the final stereo mix. Like on a Moog. The machine sure has a lot of things in there. From what I have seen on the net so far; musicians have not even cracked the surface of this devices potential.

Hi folks. My first post here. I think I remember years ago a 3 channel Peavey? or Laney? guitar amp that had a combination type switch with a circuit similar as you describe. It worked channels and and had fx/reverb on - off too. I would think there is a schematic somewhere on line for one. I don't remember the model. I only remember because the amp was missing it and it was a real pain to get it going and original replacements were rare and costly.