I tried connecting my Roland RD-150 digital piano to my MacBook Pro computer but it didn't work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Make sure your out in in connection is aligned correctly on your keboard, I had the same problem, try switching then around in the back of the keboard
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If you don't use a program then its not going to work also if you do go to settings midi and a Q49 should be there and enable that.
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I have a MAC and iPad which worked on both. My sister has a PC Windows 7 and she installed Pianoforall and it works for her. Also, Robin, who created Pianoforall is very helpful via email. Hope this helps. Ningen
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Sorry, not a Mac user. I returned the keyboard though and bought a digital piano instead.
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This was a gift for my husband. Posed the question to my husband. Unfortunately he doesn't know. He suggests you contact the manufacturer. Or perhaps a midi cintroller will do the trick. BUT he emphasizes he isn't an expert. Have you tried an on line forum?
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I bought one, but it would not read on my computer. You may want to purchase a newer version drum set. There might be different software out there that will make it compatible.
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Based on Serato's web site there is a Mac version of the software. Mac's are very standard so tower/desktop/laptop vary on processing power, memory capacy, storage and. Expansion. Other than that they support the same software and connections. Just make sure any connectors needed for hardware is available.
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You can connect the Digital piano to a computer and exchange MIDI data between them.you can send play data from Digital piano to music software rurning on your computer or you can sent MIDI data from your computer to Digital piano for playback
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Ok what i did is that i just turn on the bluetooth interface on my macbook then turn on my jlab by pressing that left button in front. My macbook was able to recognized it and jusg connect right away. You will hear a single beep when it connects.
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It is compatible with Mac, no driver need but you should use it with MIDI sofeware built-in Mac.
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It should... I have a roland v-drum set and it works like a charm.In my case I am using a mac, and it works great with garage band and other software i tried. No driver required and virtually no delay.It should be similar in a PC but I have not tried it.
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Im not sure about sound card stuff but I do have both a akai keyboard and a NI Maschine micro but if this helps I will explain what I am doing! I run a new macbook pro to komplete kontrol 6 then 2 midi cords for in and out to a novation bass station 2 then and the other side of my mac I run machine micro usb or a akai synth station 49! Thats all I'm can tell you! Im hoping the new akai advance comes out soon because once I get that I can run it in midi to connect more stuff! I use the iPad air for a mixer and other functions with logic remote and I use maschine and Logic Pro X! Hope that helps you or others respond! Im going to have to study up on soundcards now! Good Luck to you! Im not sure about sound card stuff but I do have both a akai keyboard and a NI Maschine micro but if this helps I will explain what I am doing! I run a new macbook pro to komplete kontrol 6 then 2 midi cords for in and out to a novation bass station 2 then and the other side of my mac I run machine micro usb or a akai synth station 49! Thats all I'm can tell you! Im hoping the new akai advance comes out soon because once I get that I can run it in midi to connect more stuff! I use the iPad air for a mixer and other functions with logic remote and I use maschine and Logic Pro X! Hope that... » Read More Im not sure about sound card stuff but I do have both a akai keyboard and a NI Maschine micro but if this helps I will explain what I am doing! I run a new macbook pro to komplete kontrol 6 then 2 midi cords for in and out to a novation bass station 2 then and the other side of my mac I run machine micro usb or a akai synth station 49! Thats all I'm can tell you! Im hoping the new akai advance comes out soon because once I get that I can run it in midi to connect more stuff! I use the iPad air for a mixer and other functions with logic remote and I use maschine and Logic Pro X! Hope that helps you or others respond! Im going to have to study up on soundcards now! Good Luck to you! « Show Less
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It works great on a Mac. I use Logic Pro, MainStage, & sometimes garageband on a 2014 Mac book pro 17" 2009 and a Mac book pro 15" late model 2013 with retina. Awesome little switch!
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Hi Justin,I have connected my Roland HD3 kit to is202,it works with apps.Check your Yamaha manual,there may be control functions to tweak into service.First time I tried(5 mins ago,)it worked.So the midi port does work.Best way is to put your query to YouTube,I have always got answers this way.Good luck, JonJon
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I'm using a ASUS laptop and have no problems. It must be Windows 7 and have at least 2 GHZ (Gigahertz). I don't use a midi so I can't answer that. The guy below is giving another similar response to that question.
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Yes, absolutely. It's class compliant, so it will work with windows, mac, anything that accepts class compliant USB midi devices. Just plug the USB cable into both your device and computer, and windows will recognize it. Next, go into Cakewalk and select it as a midi input in settings.
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I personally removed it from my desk top pc and plugged it into my MacBook PRO 2010 (OSX 10.8.4). The MBP saw the mouse as a external keyboard and requested a driver. I checked and found no support for a Mac (mouse) driver. So this mouse did not work for me with a MAC. If one of the others who replied could explain how they tested and made it work, that would be more helpful.