I want to connect my digital piano to the line-in and record the sound with audacity to get crystal clear sound, can this device help me with that?
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Yes, I do it all the time with Cakewalk Music Maker 6. You can use the line in or the mic ports. You may have to do some selecting in your computer's "Recording Devices" and probably in Audacity. Once that's all set you should be good to go. I don't know what kind of piano you have but I have found that on my Concertmate piano (it's Casio based) I have to unplug the AC power and run it on batteries or I will get a faint hum in the recording simply due to the inherent issue with Casio power supplies.
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I am not familiar with digital pianos but the headphone does come with a monster headphone jack. So if your instrument has a headphone output it should work regardless
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Ho Scott,There you have me. I'm new to Audacity. It did what I wanted in level control and recording. In learning to do what I needed, I ran across many thing that amazed me, but can it remove clicks? I don't know. I suspect it can, but I did not try this yet. I think you'll just have to dig in and since Audacity is a free download--not connect to purchasing the Pyle machine, why don't you get it and look over the help and user information? Then you'll know first hand.Hope this helps,Leon
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By recording, I assume you mean with a DAW? Like Ableton, or FL Studio? I use both and it's way better than ASIO or integrated. If you mean analog recording, I have no experience with it there.
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Yes, it should work quite well if you get all the settings correct (in the Control Panel Sound app make sure the "Recording" tab has the "Line" setting turned on).
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Piano is really tough, since they are way louder than you think.I would put headphones on and do a sound check to make sure the recording levels are where you want them.But yes, the unit will give you a good medium fidelity recording. I have some pretty good condensor mics that I attach to the zoom and the resulting audio is WAY better than the compressed audio on a video camera. If you have the external condensor mics you will get good high fidelity audio.
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If the piano has a input it should work. Not sure it would sound good through a piano. If you are that close to the piano use a wired mic. This VHF wireless mic sounds very telephone like. There is a lot of static and it sounds like you are talking over a CB radio. Get a $15 dollar wired mic and a cheap cable.
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I use Sibelius, Synthesia and other musical software. Work perfectly unless you don't know how to set up. Each program require different set up. And I think that all digital pianos with midi/usb connection should be worked with all software.
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I am not sure, but the sound quality is far, far better with the digital recorder. I would suggest that you spring for the digital.
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The Oly 7200 has no digital output, but it does have a line out. Amazon sells the Sorbent USB Stereo Sound Adapter (AU-EMAC for Mac computers) and that lets you record sound with ease. Mac fidelity is WAY greater than the best fidelity in the 7200.
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I don't know much about the Audacity software. I use Mainstage 3 as my Live Gig software and Logic Pro 10 for my recording software. Do you have any type of audio interface that you use now with the Audacity software? I would say as long as you can assign an audio track to a input source, you should be able to. I use the Akai Professional EIE now with my software. I am able to take 4 audio tracks and assign them to each audio input on the front of the unit, which would be the XLR/ 1/4inch connections and route them to either outputs 1&2 or 3&4. If you know that you are able to assign audio tracks in Audacity to hardware inputs, you should be able to use the Akai Professional EIE. I hope this helps you. I don't know much about the Audacity software. I use Mainstage 3 as my Live Gig software and Logic Pro 10 for my recording software. Do you have any type of audio interface that you use now with the Audacity software? I would say as long as you can assign an audio track to a input source, you should be able to. I use the Akai Professional EIE now with my software. I am able to take 4 audio tracks and assign them to each audio input on the front of the unit, which would be the XLR/ 1/4inch connections and route them to either outputs 1&2 or 3&4. If you know that you are able to assign audio... » Read More I don't know much about the Audacity software. I use Mainstage 3 as my Live Gig software and Logic Pro 10 for my recording software. Do you have any type of audio interface that you use now with the Audacity software? I would say as long as you can assign an audio track to a input source, you should be able to. I use the Akai Professional EIE now with my software. I am able to take 4 audio tracks and assign them to each audio input on the front of the unit, which would be the XLR/ 1/4inch connections and route them to either outputs 1&2 or 3&4. If you know that you are able to assign audio tracks in Audacity to hardware inputs, you should be able to use the Akai Professional EIE. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
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You can use external software to amplify the audio input, programs like Audacity have an option to output the audio it is recording, which does the same thing.
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I haven't actually tried this but you should be able to run a line from the headphone input to a computer and record it onto a multitracking program (like Audacity) and go from there.
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I recommend you read the manual. I'm using this unit for stereo recordings, but I believe there's a mono setting which would do that. Keep in mind there are only 4 XLR Powered connections
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As far as I know, it is not possible. I've looked in the user manual and see nothing regarding this. It is, however, possible to hook the digital piano to a computer, and send MIDI data to the computer. If you have the right software, the computer can then play in whatever voice you want.
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I've used it to record audio directly from a DJ audio mixer. It worked perfectly and the sound was clear.
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Try audacity its a recording software for Windows and Apple and if that doesn't help try Sound Record or Cakewalk