Can I connect directly to my Yamaha Clavinova keyboard ?
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The jack has an attached screw for the body pack. It may or may not fit w that in the way. Its meant to screw into the body pack.
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Yes. I use it with a Yamaha portable keyboard. It is much lighter than the previous one I used. Also, a mic can be plugged into the cube. I am very satisfied with it.
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Directly you cannot plug a MIDI keyboard to this. This is purely audio interface without direct MIDI In/Out. You can use it with DAW. NOw if you want to use MIDI Key board then if your keyboard has USB MIDI I/O you have to connect it to your laptop/desktop. Your MIDI will be available in DAW or other MIDI enabled program. If your keyboard has only 5-pin MIDI IN/OUT then you have to get a USB-MIDI interface or a MIDI/IO Card for desktop. If you want more clarification please reply. Thanks.
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You can not use this TC-Helicon without a keyboard that has a MIDI connection. It does not matter what type of keyboard as long as it has the MIDI connection.
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No you can't connect to it via blootooth. Supposedly the newer keyboards are better, but Asus has yet to respond to my inquires as an earlier adopter.
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Hi, The interface includes two midi cables so you can connect to your keyboard.
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There are several applications where it can be used with a casino keyboard, but I don't know how you would like to do so, so I can't answer the question completely.
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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
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There is an empty USB port on the back! I have not used a mic before! You may wish to call Yamaha tech support 800-854-1569! Good luck and have fun! I love this keyboard!!
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For keyboard there is a cheap multi efdects pedal calledthe digitech500. Works great through direct connect. But you should also get a sustain pedal
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Yes you would just need the midi to usb or whatever port is on your hardware could be usb to usb.
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The user manual tells how to connect the keyboard to a computer (Windows based or a Mac), but you would have to buy a USB cable and a Casio USB Audio Device to do it. I have never done it and the details for connecting are a little vague.
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You have to buy it. This one has worked very well for my daughter: http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-Single-Adjustable-X-Style-Keyboard/dp/B000VJ2VCK/ref=pd_sim_MI_2
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No. This keyboard is a midi Instrument, need software run in PC or Mac to use.
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Michelle, I'm sorry but I need to amend my answer from yesterday. The list that I posted was the model number of the adapters that this one replaces, not the model of the keyboards. I erroneously said that your keyboard model was not on that list. What you need to do is look at the model number of your adapter and see it it's on this list. If it's not, then I would contact either Yamaha or the company that makes these replacements-Pwr+ for assistance.
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Connecting it to the keyboard and getting it to work with it as a remote keyboard should not be difficult at all. With out having worked with the MM6/8 myself, I can say that in the past I have found that Yamaha tends to be slightly more complicated than, lets say Korg or Roland. (I sold professional keyboards and software for more than ten years.) Don't be surprised if there is not a slight learning curve to get it to perform program changes and such. The Vortex has been the easiest keytar I have ever worked with and I use it almost exclusively in my studio set up due to lack of space for a larger controller. It is a great purchase. Connecting it to the keyboard and getting it to work with it as a remote keyboard should not be difficult at all. With out having worked with the MM6/8 myself, I can say that in the past I have found that Yamaha tends to be slightly more complicated than, lets say Korg or Roland. (I sold professional keyboards and software for more than ten years.) Don't be surprised if there is not a slight learning curve to get it to perform program changes and such. The Vortex has been the easiest keytar I have ever worked with and I use it almost exclusively in my studio set up due to lack of space for... » Read More Connecting it to the keyboard and getting it to work with it as a remote keyboard should not be difficult at all. With out having worked with the MM6/8 myself, I can say that in the past I have found that Yamaha tends to be slightly more complicated than, lets say Korg or Roland. (I sold professional keyboards and software for more than ten years.) Don't be surprised if there is not a slight learning curve to get it to perform program changes and such. The Vortex has been the easiest keytar I have ever worked with and I use it almost exclusively in my studio set up due to lack of space for a larger controller. It is a great purchase. « Show Less
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It has a MIDI In and MIDI Out port only. Search MIDI to USB cable to find what you need. Some of the newest models have direct usb connections built into the piano. Hope this helps