Is this compatible with an M-audio key station 49e? Also, there's only one output/phones jack on my keyboard. Can I use the pedal while I'm hooked up to a mixing board?
2000660
As long as there is an input for a sustain pedal this should work fine. In my experience all the these kind of pedal things have a 1/4 inch jack and the sustain pedal input wouldn't affect that output.
2000661
If there's only one jack I don't see how you are going to hook up to the board. I also don't see how it will work with a phones/output jack.
2000662
Compatible? Yes, all M-Audio KB's use the same scheme and are all compatible with standard petal switch, especially its own. See here for reference in the 49e user manual: http://www.m-audio.com/images/global/manuals/060320_Key49e_UG_EN01.pdf As to the other: Don't be confused by the quarter inch female jack on the back. IT IS NOT AN AUDIO OUT. The keyboard produces no audio. It is simply a MIDI device which sends computer codes along its USB interface. The jack is for the petal. So, no you can not run audio from the MIDI KB to a mixer, since it does not produce sound. There are also ways to produce quality audio on your computer, such as adding a firewire audio output device. But make no mistake, the keyboard is only a note triggering device with some other functions found in MIDI such as sustain. Hope this helps.
1441953
ME50 does not have loop station. There are fewer amp options. I think there is one less pedal (the compressor is a single knob maybe?) They improved the sounds for the 70 IMO
1178672
Hi Gloria, I don't have any "top-of-the-line" keyboard, however, when I tried to get hook up my keyboard to it and run the mixer to the laptop I didn't hear a thing through the system or the main mix/phones on the mixer. I'm guessing you may need a Direct Input (DI) Box to pass the keyboard through first before routing to the mixer. Other than that, yes you should be able to do what you thinking of doing. Hope this helps. :)
965854
You have to set this thru damper calibration.If you have a Global setting, you can find this setting .It will explain how to set the pedal up for sustain.Double check your plug in on back of keyboard.It should have a sustain jack.
1684107
For keyboard there is a cheap multi efdects pedal calledthe digitech500. Works great through direct connect. But you should also get a sustain pedal
1488651
no, not with this keyboard, it only has a headphone output and an input for a sustain pedal. ok.
2038612
Absolutely. Guitar -> FX Pedals (if you have any) -> Mono (left) input on Jamman -> Mono (left) output on Jamman -> Amp. The stereo is there if you ever end up running a stereo rig, but it works exactly the same in mono. And the single button control is incredibly easy once you get the hang of it.
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If you're using the guitar thru then you don't want any guitar in the digitech mix. Turn the knob marked guitar off. Mic input knob on the back of digitech set at about 10:00 to 11:00. I have 2 of these: one for my guitar setup & one for my piano setup using the guitar thru for both. No noise in either setup. Try another amp or dirctly into a PA system.
1680671
It is not your typical keyboard. It is a MIDI controller so not only do you need separate speakers, but you also need software to produce audio.
1388763
Yes, Roland pedals will worth with Launchkey. However, I currently have a M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal which I would highly recommend for pedaling with a keyboard.
1981582
Yep, no problem- I use mine like so: left pedal="J", middle pedal="alt+M", right pedal="esc".
566170
I do not know. I have a Kurzweil keyboard. I suggest calling Yamaha on their 800 # and asking. However, I think it's pretty universal, so long as you have a quarter inch input for a pedal.
483629
The M Audio Keystation is a Midi Controller, which means it preforms just as a controller would. There are no programed sounds and you need to connect it to a computer.
965853
You have to set this thru damper calibration. If you have a Global setting, you can find this setting .It will explain how to set the pedal up for sustain. Double check your plug in on back of keyboard. It should have a sustain jack.
2100122
Yes, it's a standar midi device. But I don't recomend this one, mine 8 keys stop working after few use. Go for a M-Audio.
1464502
I don't know, bro. I only use this MIDI Interface with my laptop and keyboard. I had never tried any other device.
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Hi Molivia, I have used this USB to MIDI adapter off and on for some time and it works fine for me. I use Windows 7 32 but that should not matter; the signals at the peripheral level should be the same for 64 bit or 32 bit computers. When making your connections be sure to connect the adapter MIDI IN connector to the Keyboard out connector and the MIDI adapter OUT connector to the Keyboard MIDI IN connector. At first blush that may sound weird until you think about, the output from any source usually goes to the input of whatever receiver you plan to send it too. Lights on the adapter body: Red is MIDI power, Yellow is MIDI in and Blue is MIDI out. The lights merely show that the signal is passing thru the MIDI lines. I hope this is helpful, Jim C