Could I hook the Line Out from my Kawai Piano and the Headphone Out from my Laptop and use one set of Headphones?
1563072
Good question, and the answer is... I don't know. If i had to guess i would say that this would probably work however i know that a line level out quite different from a headphone out so what you might end up having to do is put one up very high and the other very low.
1563073
Did you eventually find a good solution for your application? I'm hoping to do essentially the same thing, except I had planned to use the headphone outputs of both the piano and laptop. I would be grateful to know if you got this to work, and any details you might be willing to share about the hookup. Thanks.
1563074
All you need to do is buy some 1/4 inch to RCA plugs and plug those into the line inputs and you can plug in the line out from your piano and the line out from your laptop into the mixer. I exchanged the this model for the one with eight inputs because I wanted two microphone inputs, but it has the same kind of line inputs and I just plugged in those adapters and they did the trick. I used two RCA adapters on the mike inputs also to record some security microphones which had RCA plugs, and I used some XLR to TRS adapters to plug in my old microphones instead of buying new ones.
1654644
While this particular unit is not designed for this, you COULD do it if you used the headphone output (one of them) to send the signal out to the main mixer. If you do this, you would NOT want to use any inputs from the main mixer into the Rolls, just an input from your mic and input from your keyboard. Not ideal, and the main mixer would be getting a "headphone level" signal sent to it. Could introduce unwanted noise because that would be an unbalanced signal.
1011406
You can create 4 independent mixes via software and route them to the headphone jack or outputs I believe. Manual is here: http://roland.com/support/article/?q=manuals&p;=UA-1010&id;=62226931
823727
I assume you mean connecting the board to a computer as an audio device. The P155, like most other pianos, has TRS outs, so those can be connected via the appropriate cable to the audio in on your computer. You really need to use some sort of audio interface between the computer and the keyboard if you want acceptable sound. You don't need to monitor the sound through headphones, but obviously you will need some external monitors also connected to the computer, or you will have to listen to the sound through your stock computer speakers.
51744
Yes. Use either Aux or one of the line inputs. Then play everything through it.
334869
Well you have a headphone jack and a set of RCA connectors..you should be able to.
776600
You can but you would be hearing the same music on both at the same time. You would need an appropriate cable split connector..........
2195156
I have a seperate sound system I use for sound which I come out of the headphone output
905929
You would have to have a separate audio cable. If your laptop has a mini (1/8") headphone out, you can use a mini to rca, or whatever your audio input would require.
545702
U can use your headphone just have to hook the head phone's to your computer head phone jack.
2155760
Yes, just plug the sound cord into the headphone plugin in the computer and the VGA cord into the computer plugin. You can also attach the sound cord to a set of speakers the same way.
1667389
This specific device is a midi controller, which means: it will run off of the USB power to and from you computer but has to be related to your computer and the sound travels over the USB as well. It's a midi controller not a piano. this specific piece of equipment is used for recording purposes mainly, although i use it for just playing around as well. but yes you can hook up your stereo to your computer or head phones.
1004726
Sure,if your PC is equipped with blue tooth (like i-mac). Or you can use the connecting wire go with the headphone.
180001
Out of a computer's "headphone's jack" and then run to a unit with the RCA plug ins. Or, if your computer is set up with RCA plugins (which I've never seen though, but i'm sure CAN be done).
390145
do u mean u want to listen to 2 different audio sources through the same headphone?
1230581
Should be OK but use only sound from one of the input sources (RCA or Mp 3 input) at a time.
2051853
No man it's a midi keyboard, if you plug it into your computer you can hear sound through the speakers when you play notes in your daw or what have you, but other than that no you can't connect headphones to it!