Is there an adapter of any sort where the instrument can be used wirelessly, so that the artist has more freedom to move about the stage?
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I'm not sure but I suspect not as the EWI gets it's power through the USB connection.
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As far as I can tell, with the USB EWI you have to be tethered with a USB cable. On some of the other models w MIDI outs, you could buy a very pricey MIDI wireless transmitter/receiver (which apparently works pretty well). I really liked the USB model, except for this problem of being tethered. Perhaps there is a USB to MIDI converter that I'm unaware of.
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The EWI USB cannot be used wireless, since it derives its programming directly from the usb port of the system.
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At this right moment I'm depending only on my ipad2 and Alesis iO Dock. I have the latest updates. Uses are for Galileo organ on stage and beatmaker2.
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I would suggest the EurekaPROM to go with it. Makes it function as a stompbox with native support for guitar VSTs like this.
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You could use a little USB adapter. Like a Pre Sonus, or other brand. It will provide the phantom power.
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Yes. Get one of these.http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/rapco-horizon-ltiglblox-laptop-interface
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If your computer is using an RCA out and the electric violin using an instrument cable ( 1/4in cable) then you should be able to.
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Pamela, if you ever find such a device PLEASE add a remark here. Inserting a web-link would be awesome.
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Not , but you don't need that feature , since the equipment allows to play with out attaching nothing to it, just wirelessly. Bluetooth capability.
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You can connect it to a computer with a MIDI to USB cord, then to upload to the internet you would need some sort of software I would assume
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Yes you can get a wireless mic and plug that will fit in the auxillary input.
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The only connecter it has is for the adaptor to the computer. That is one of the things I wish it had so that you could listen to the music without the earplugs. There isn't an adaptor available as far as I know. I do like it because it is so lightweight.
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Yes. You can also use the PSR-E243 as a MIDI controller, or take advantage of its USB to Host connectivity and interface it with computers or iOS devices.
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Yes it can; I recomend using an iPad to easily move the virtual amp knobs around in jamup though.
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Yes. You can set up the system to access the musical content in your computer wirelessly. You also have the option of using usb to connect.
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Not sure about anything except the iPad. It works really well for me to leave hands free to play harp and bagpipes.
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The controller has Virtual DJ LE, you can use this software. You wil need to use it with some software, you can't just connect it to the computer and mix through the device