The dual keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer is designed for use with a pair of keyboard sustain foot pedals. The dual keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer comprises a stabilizer base, a first pedal-retention area in cooperative engagement with the stabilizer base, a second pedal-retention area in cooperative engagement with the stabilizer base, and an underside of the stabilizer base having a non-slip surface. The first and second pedal-retention areas each include retaining structures proximate to the stabilizer base. The retaining structures enable secure retention of the keyboard sustain foot pedals within the pedal retention area. The dual keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer provides stable footing for the musician on damp floors for both feet while providing a dual keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer that stabilizes either one or two keyboard sustain foot pedals. The dual keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer has no moving parts and is compatible with essentially any keyboard sustain foot pedal.

The foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer is designed for use with either one keyboard sustain foot pedal or two keyboard sustain foot pedals. The foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer comprises a stabilizer base, a pedal-retention area in cooperative engagement with the stabilizer base, a foldable section sandwiched between the stabilizer base and the pedal-retention area, and an underside having a non-slip surface. The foldable section is made of a flexible material such that the pedal-retention area folds onto the stabilizer base for packaging and transporting in a compact manner. The foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer provides stable footing for the musician on damp floors for one foot or both feet while providing a foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer that stabilizes either one or two keyboard sustain foot pedals. The foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer has no moving parts and is compatible with essentially any keyboard sustain foot pedal.

The foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer is designed for use with either one keyboard sustain foot pedal or two keyboard sustain foot pedals. The foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer comprises a stabilizer base, a pedal-retention area in cooperative engagement with the stabilizer base, a foldable section sandwiched between the stabilizer base and the pedal-retention area, and an underside having a non-slip surface. The foldable section is made of a flexible material such that the pedal-retention area folds onto the stabilizer base for packaging and transporting in a compact manner. The foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer provides stable footing for the musician on damp floors for one foot or both feet while providing a foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer that stabilizes either one or two keyboard sustain foot pedals. The foldable keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer has no moving parts and is compatible with essentially any keyboard sustain foot pedal.

A keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer is for use with a keyboard sustain foot pedal. The keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer comprises a stabilizer base, and a pedal-retention area in cooperative engagement with the stabilizer base. The pedal-retention area includes a retaining structure, the retaining structure enabling secure retention of the keyboard sustain foot pedal within the pedal-retention area. The retention structure may be an end-wall in combination with a pair of opposing sidewalls, a recess in combination with a pair of opposing sidewalls, or a recess in combination with an end-wall. The keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer may also include an expanded position and a retracted position, the expanded position being for cooperative engagement with the keyboard sustain pedal, the retracted position being for transporting the keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer. The under surface of the stabilizer has non-slipping properties.

A keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer is for use with a keyboard sustain foot pedal. The keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer comprises a stabilizer base, and a pedal-retention area in cooperative engagement with the stabilizer base. The pedal-retention area includes a retaining structure, the retaining structure enabling secure retention of the keyboard sustain foot pedal within the pedal-retention area. The retention structure may be an end-wall in combination with a pair of opposing sidewalls, a recess in combination with a pair of opposing sidewalls, or a recess in combination with an end-wall. The keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer may also include an expanded position and a retracted position, the expanded position being for cooperative engagement with the keyboard sustain pedal, the retracted position being for transporting the keyboard sustain pedal stabilizer. The under surface of the stabilizer has non-slipping properties.

Different aspects of the invention implement a sensor module that can be configured as a keyboard module or as a pedal module, allowing to connect a plurality of keyboard and pedal modules to assemble a configuration to the user’s liking, such as, for example, the usual configuration of an 87-key piano together with two pedals. The sensor module transmits information about detected key or pedal strokes to a computer application for playback, either aural or visual. At the same time, the sensor module allows, both in the keyboard module and pedal module configuration, to transmit the feeling of playing a real piano.

The piano pedal depressing device helps a user to depress a piano pedal using his or her upper leg. The device can be positioned between a keyboard and a horizontal support surface upon which the piano rests. The piano pedal depressing device includes an adjustable support housing and an actuator assembly, which are operatively connected to each other.

The piano pedal depressing device helps a user to depress a piano pedal using his or her upper leg. The device can be positioned between a keyboard and a horizontal support surface upon which the piano rests. The piano pedal depressing device includes an adjustable support housing and an actuator assembly, which are operatively connected to each other.

A foot pedal actuator is secured to legs of a portable musical instrument using a first elongate member having an aperture for a leg to pass through on one end, and an aperture for securing to a foot pedal actuator fastener aperture on the opposite end. A second elongate member has an aperture which is secured to the foot pedal actuator aperture on one end, and a rotatable attachment to the first elongate member along the span of the first elongate member. A third member similar to the first member and fourth member similar to the second member secure the four corners of the foot pedal actuator to two feet of the portable musical instrument, which pass through the leg apertures of the elongate members.

A foot pedal actuator is secured to legs of a portable musical instrument using a first elongate member having an aperture for a leg to pass through on one end, and an aperture for securing to a foot pedal actuator fastener aperture on the opposite end. A second elongate member has an aperture which is secured to the foot pedal actuator aperture on one end, and a rotatable attachment to the first elongate member along the span of the first elongate member. A third member similar to the first member and fourth member similar to the second member secure the four corners of the foot pedal actuator to two feet of the portable musical instrument, which pass through the leg apertures of the elongate members.