Can I plug a Yamaha keyboard into the guitar input? Thanks
1524701
Yes you can, and I have done so. Start with the gain very low, and the volume out on the keyboard very low, and adjust your settings from there. I have also plugged in an electronic drum set. Worked great.
1680672
It's not a keyboard, it's a midi controller. You need a PC/Mac with speakers + software to use this.
306743
No. It's just a controller keyboard. It's made to be used with any midi sounds module or a computer running music software. There may be general midi sounds in your computer that you could trigger with the keyboard. This is all very complicated for a beginner. Yamaha and Casio make very good low cost pianos. Roland and Korg are also make great keyboards.
1915424
It is a USB keyboard so a computer with midi adapter running through the computer would work fine. I suggest you look at the Novation SL MKII - I have worked with both the Impulse and the SL and the SL is a much better KB for the bucks. Its the same size and has the Midi outputs your looking for to directly control your Yamaha or any other Midi keyboard. Still has the USB for use on your Mac or PC (does anyone actually use a PC for music production. The SL MKII works very good with Apples Logic and Logic has an amazing amount of sounds. Great production software!!
1570480
No you cannot. The only ports in the back of the keyboard are a sustain pedal, a MIDI USB cable, and headphones.
1435322
It won't hurt it... Try it. I have plugged in my Yamaha PSR into it with piano, guitar, and other, natural multi-timbrel sounds, and it works. Just make sure the input levels are correct for both instrument and voice. (Actually, in this case, MIDI does not relate since all of the inputs on the TC-Helicon Voicetone-G XT harmonizer has only analog I/O (except for the USB connector for preset control using TC-Helicon's application.)
103944
Yes you can. You have the option of XLR or 1/4" (the big plugs, not the typical 3.5mm headphone jack that you see on mp3 players and cell phones and such). That being said, if you want a true stereo input into it you need a splitter that separates the right and left channels into 2 mono channels. If your keyboard has a 3.5mm jack you can use this: http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-CMP153-Cable-Inch-Dual/dp/B000068O3C/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1374508775&sr=8-6&keywords=1%2F4+headphone+splitter+dual+mono I haven't been able to find a proper splitter plug in 1/4" size... But I have used adapters to make it happen: http://www.amazon.com/Parts-Express-Stereo-Female-Adapter/dp/B000TTHVYK/ref=sr_1_15?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1374509019&sr=1-15&keywords=stereo+1%2F4%22 http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-Cable-GPR101-Inch-Adaptor/dp/B000068O3S/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_z If your keyboard has xlr outputs, you can use this: http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-YXM121-Female-Dual-Cable/dp/B000068O59/ref=sr_1_17?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1374509161&sr=1-17&keywords=xlr+stereo Just make sure to change the setting ont he Tascam to use the inputs instead of the internal mics.
151652
If you can connect via USB (like ipad, iphone, tablet) I suppose you could use as audio output. Google your question or ask Yamaha as a better siurce.
1501371
Have no idea not an issue for me, But if your devices have have a USB out to the Yamaha USB in,then it should work. You'll still still love your Yamaha anyway.
1852499
It doesn't have a midi input, but if your piano has a 1/8" output the amp should work fine.
403209
yes. you will also need another set of cables to go from the pre-amp to your auxiliary input. These are the same cables that are coming out of the turntable into your receiver. I'm assuming your Yamaha receiver does not have a pre-amp.
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.
1816797
I don't believe so, no. The instrument in is a single channel 1/4 jack, for something like an electric guitar or other instrument. It can record from that and its built in mic at the same time, but if you're talking keyboard, that's not what you're looking for. I think you may want to look at the Apogee Duet. It looks like it has two input sources, and you'd plug in your left and right keyboard outs into each channel.
1943784
You should be able to as it takes RCA, 1/4" (Guitar size) and Microphone inputs. It is very versatile.
879256
The Inputs are: XLR (Mic) x2, Guitar Line Input (1/4" Instrument Level) x2, Insert (1/4" Line Level) x2, Midi (5 Pin DIN)The Outputs are: Headphones (1/4"), Left Main Monitor (1/4"), Right Main Monitor (1/4"), Midi (5 Pin DIN).This device has a ASIO driver from M-Audio, or you can use ASIO4ALL.To answer your question you can do what you are asking with this device.
856978
it depends on what u mean u cant plug the midi keyboard into the interface but it is the same usb cable you plug into an audio interface
604360
No. This keyboard is a midi Instrument, need software run in PC or Mac to use.