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product_id: 22104841
title: "M-Audio SP-Triple | Electronic Keyboard Pedal with Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto Functions"
brand: "m-audio"
price: "₩180473"
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reviews_count: 8
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# M-Audio SP-Triple | Electronic Keyboard Pedal with Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto Functions

**Brand:** m-audio
**Price:** ₩180473
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

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- **What is this?** M-Audio SP-Triple | Electronic Keyboard Pedal with Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto Functions by m-audio
- **How much does it cost?** ₩180473 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Description

The SP-Triple pedal from M-Audio performs all the standard sustain, sostenuto, and damping functions that your performance demands. Additionally, they add the versatility of 2 and 3 independent &#xBC;&#x201D; output cables. This means you can use the SP-Dual with any keyboard that has sustain and/or foot controller &#xBC;&#x201D; input jacks. The pedal is assignable to keyboard functions such as patch advance, sequencer stop/start and modulation effects-exactly as you require from a momentary foot controller. &#xA0;&#xA0; Frequently Asked Questions&#xA0; &#xA0; Will the SP-Dual or SP-Triple work with my keyboard? The SP-Dual and SP-Triple pedals are built to function with nearly any MIDI keyboard that has multiple pedal inputs. &#xA0; The&#xA0;SP-Dual pedal performs all the standard soft and damping functions while the&#xA0;SP-Triple pedal&#xA0;performs all the standard soft, sostenuto, and damping functions. &#xA0;If you are unsure if you can use two or three pedals, just check the back of your keyboard for available inputs or ask the keyboard manufacturer. &#xA0; The SP-Dual has two and the SP-Triple has three&#xA0;momentary non-latching&#xA0;foot pedals that allow for the ability to be connected and assigned to keyboards that have multiple pedal input connections. &#xA0;MIDI controller pedal inputs can often have the functionality of the port re-assigned.&#xA0; This is dependent upon the controller.&#xA0; In some cases, there are many options to choose from - and those options such as sustain, etc. that can be controlled by a momentary, non-latching foot switch can be assigned. &#xA0; Why would I need two or three foot pedals? Some keyboards have multiple foot pedal inputs. Sustain inputs are fairly common, but some MIDI&#xA0;keyboards will also have an input for expression pedals. An expression pedal input can be used to send additional information to your keyboard or software to modulate a particular effect by using your foot instead of taking your hands off of the keys. The expression pedal can usually be assigned to an effect somewhere in your keyboard or software. &#xA0; &#xA0; In addition to sustain and expression, some keyboards may have particular inputs like &quot;organ swell&quot; that are specific to their model. Usually these are standalone keyboards that emulate organs or pianos and provide the option to add additional sustain pedals to make the experience more realistic. Typically pianos have several pedals with different functions, sometimes just different versions of sustain pedals, and some keyboard manufacturers may want to emulate this. &#xA0; How can I tell which cable goes to which pedal? The SP-Dual has (2) 1/4&quot; outputs, one for each of it&apos;s pedals. The left and right connections are labeled on the cable at the point where the connection splits as&#xA0;Land&#xA0;R, respectively.&#xA0; &#xA0; The SP-Triple&#xA0;has (3) 1/4&quot; outputs, one for each of it&apos;s pedals. The left, right, and center&#xA0;connections are labeled on the cable at the point where the connection splits as&#xA0;L,&#xA0;C, and&#xA0;R, respectively.&#xA0;  &#xA0; Are the pedals switchable?&#xA0; The pedals will not have a switch to change polarity and will operate as&#xA0;Normally Open.&#xA0; Sustain pedals act similar to a basic circuit, so saying the sustain pedal is Normally Open is saying that the circuit is open while the pedal is up, i.e. the circuit is disconnected and the flow has been stopped. Whereas, a Normally Closed pedal will close the circuit in it&apos;s up position, i.e. the circuit has been connected and electricity can flow openly from one point to the next. This means that connecting a normally open pedal to a keyboard expecting normally closed may&#xA0;result in the keyboard sustaining until the pedal is pressed down.&#xA0; Different manufacturers may program their keyboards to respond one way or the other, while others even design the keyboards to adapt to the preference of the pedal. Just in case, some pedals may come with a switch to change their polarity, but even still&#xA0;there are ways around this without the need for a switch. If you&apos;re unsure, you may want to contact your keyboard&apos;s manufacturer to see which position they prefer.&#xA0; &#xA0; The keyboard is sustaining when the pedal is released. What do I do? This is a good example of opposing polarity between the keyboard/software and the pedal. This is usually very easy to resolve from the keyboard or your software. Here are a few things you can try:  Trick the Keyboard&#xA0; Hold down the pedal while powering the keyboard on. Depending on the keyboard, this could trick the board into thinking the pedals down position is the up position and vice versa. Alternatively, you can try plugging in the pedal after the keyboard has been turned or holding the pedal down while plugging it in while the keyboards is on. One of these should work with virtually any keyboard to switch the response back and forth. Use your best judgement to assign this accordingly. &#xA0; Edit the Keyboard Response&#xA0; A lot of keyboards have the ability to change Min/Max (up/down) values or polarity of the pedal inputs from their standard editing features or global parameter menus. For example, the M-Audio Code keyboards give users the ability to change the&#xA0;max/min&#xA0;values by using the Edit mode and adjusting the Data 2 and Data&#xA0;3 values. Check with your keyboard manufacturer to see if this is an option with your board. &#xA0; Edit the Software Response&#xA0; If you are using the keyboard with a DAW or virtual instrument, sometimes the software response can be adjusted to match the polarity or min/max value of the pedal input. Check with the software provider for more info on this.  &#xA0;  Further Technical Support Whether you are a customer or dealer, if you already own an M-Audio product, or if you just have pre-sales questions, the M-Audio technical support team is available to help!  Visit the link below to connect with any of the following support options: online community support, phone support, email support.

## Features

- Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto functions
- Works with compatible keyboards with three dedicated inputs for Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto
- 6-foot cable with (3) 1/4-inch connectors
- Rubber bottom for no-slip playing

## Images

![M-Audio SP-Triple | Electronic Keyboard Pedal with Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto Functions - Image 1](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/31X1621C49L.jpg)
![M-Audio SP-Triple | Electronic Keyboard Pedal with Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto Functions - Image 2](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/31LS30XE0FL.jpg)
![M-Audio SP-Triple | Electronic Keyboard Pedal with Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto Functions - Image 3](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/31k8aaD4cVL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ The Triple Does NOT Do Half Damping and Does NOT have Polarity Switchiing.
            
*by G***G on February 8, 2016*

I bought the triple version of this pedal to replace a couple of singles on my Kurzweil PC3K8.To answer a few of the unanswered questions posted here I'll clarify that it does NOT have a polarity switch on the triple and it does NOT do half damping..I'd also like to point out that compared to the SP-2 Single Pedal the Triple is very lightweight and flimsy and is very easily kicked around the floor beneath the keyboard.My advice would be if you require three pedals to buy three singles instead of the triple.  They are much more solid and better value for the money than the triple plus the singles offer switchable polarity.
  

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Looks very nice
            
*by W***K on October 9, 2017*

It looked nice but unfortunately I couldn’t use it as my keyboard only has one input, this requires three. But it’s well built and looks like it would hold up well.
  

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Seeing as it's made from plastic it seems like it won't last long but surprisingly even during quick ...
            
*by H***Y on January 22, 2017*

This works perfectly. Seeing as it's made from plastic it seems like it won't last long but surprisingly even during quick chord changes and what not with harder stomping it's held up. Perfect
  

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*Last updated: 2026-02-21*