The keyboard as build in speakers?
905714
No. This is called MIDI controller (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI_controller) In short: it sends data to the MIDI enabled hardware sound module or software sound module. Or to the multiple. I use it with Ableton Live and software synths from Native Instruments, Arturia, Rob Papen and so.
905715
No built in speaker or sounds for that matter. It is just a midi keyboard that triggers other modules and software instruments........but a very fine one. Probably the best you will find for the money if that's all you need to do. If you need a keyboard with sound try Roland, Korg or Yamaha.
125801
no, no built in speaker on my unit... but then again it didnt work using a vista win 7 or win 8 pc copying to mp3 there is a known bug if you google for it
880878
This keyboard is really small. It is really more for just playing around with versus trying to actually learn to play. You can play some songs on it though.
2190631
Shouldn't be any problems doing this. I bought mine to augment the sound of the internal speakers in my Yamaha Clavinova CVP-605. However, you might want to add a subwoofer to bring out the low end of the keyboard.
625989
Yes, the keyboard come with the audio in port! Just need a 3.5mm connector...
791759
No, not that I can see. I think when the monitor is attached to your keyboard, you can adjust the audio from there.
1768229
No. the keyboard is a controller. It has no sounds of it's own. Therefore there is no audio out plug. Only midi out.The audio out will come from the laptop, desktop or iPhone/iPod/iPad that you connect the board to. That computer(or other) must have the instrument software. You will also need headphones and or speakers.
944874
Sadly? I guess I'm in the minority here, but I NEVER want my displays to have built-in speakers... That's always a compromise situation because such speakers never sound good. I prefer separate, dedicated components that each do their jobs well.
1403133
The device itself is nothing more than a keyboard controller. To do what you want to do requires a third party application to assign a macro function to control the audio volume with hot keys. Once this is established, then you could assign those hot keys to the foot board.
92751
You do not need external speakers. There are speakers built into the computer. There is an audio jack for headphones or speakers if you would like to use them, however.
2242004
You can plug in speakers but I'm not sure about the windows part of the question?
534919
Hi, there's a little thumb controller on one of the cables. You can also use the volume control on your PC/Mac keyboard.
284471
Yes, you will need speakers. The computer has a sound card, so the speakers or external sound system will just plug into the green jack.
736831
The speakers are built in I did look at the manual and it can also be connected to your computer and I assume the sound system of your computer can be used whether it is external speakers or just the sound system of your computer. It comes with a users manual which may help give you more information, but I just use the sound with in the key board. It does very well and you can control the level of desired sound.
1632976
Yes, however the media keys are part of the other keys so for example to make the volumn louder you need to use key combination FN+Up Arrow
2075494
As far as I know there are no build in speakers. It connects to for example a laptop and then the sound will come from the laptop, not from the projector.edit: apparently there are build-in speakers, but I've never used those.
2048053
No this keyboards doesn't make sounds by itself, you can plug headphones into whatever you will use to make the soumds ie your computer.