I have a MD-1160 MIDI Keyboard by Radio Shack and it requires headphones with a 1/4 inch (6.35mm) plug. Can I use this Headphone? is the mic removable
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The mic is not removable but it does pivot up out of the way. You can use an adapter (can't remember if it comes with it) for the headphones.
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Yes, you can easily connect these headphones through the included adapter. Mic is not removable but can be flipped up, out of the way.I don't like the sound quality of these headphones though. More than enough for voice and gaming, but not for music, unless you are only listening to 64kbps MP3sI compared these with Audiotechnica ATH-M30, Beyerdynamic DT770 and some Sennheiser semi-pro headphones(don't remember the model).ATH-M30 is better sounding, more robust and also cheaper, but painful to wear. Other two are even cleaner and also comfortable, but the price...
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I don't see the "connector" in question... The problem I had with the Tascam mic was that it required an app download to work. When I tried to download the app I found it no longer exist. So, no app, no mic.
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You bet, but if your headphone jack is stereo, you'd want to get a cable that splits from 1 stereo jack to 2 mono jacks because the only inputs in the DR-40 are the 2 mono jacks on the bottom (they accept either 1/4" or XLR cables). You could probably just use any old stereo or mono cable and just plug it into 1 of the mono jacks, but you'd lose the stereo sound. This may or may not matter depending on whether the setting you're using on your keyboard even really gains anything from being in stereo. I hope I explained that clearly enough.
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it has a 1/4 inch output jack and a usb port out .To answer your question i connect the keyboard with the usb to my computer that has surround sound speakers and it sounds good.I dont think the 1/4 inch jack has the power to run speakers its made for headphones you would have to have an amplifier.
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You should be able to find just about any size or kind of cord at ... Radio Shack. That cord is not proprietary. I think it is a 1/8 size. You can also find it on Amazon, in the cable or computer accessories section.Before you buy a new cord, please check to make sure the plug is all the way in. That same thing happend to my headphones before I checked.
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The piano has two 1/4 inch jacks on the front left, below the keys. With a 3.5mm to 1/4 inch adapter you should be able to use most headsets. I bought a Koss set and it came with the adapter.
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There iq a 1/4" jack on the bottom for an instrument. The use case is typically for a vocalist and an acoustic guitar. The mic works quite well for violin or piano.
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Yes, there is 3.5mm Aux line in connector on the top of the keyboard, you can connect it with your headphones.
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Probably, I don't have a Casio keyboard but the headphones have both mini and 1/4" plugs. These are the mostcommon audio connectors.
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No. You need a cable adapter to go from XLR plug (Male) to 3.5mm (Male) See my netcommercial youtube page with demo of mic. As Shane stated about the length of the mic, however you may find the same challenge with the Rhode. I use a cheap tripod for my mic source. No hand noise plus after you see the mic review you will not how far your audio source can be from the mic with good clarity. If you find this useful be polite when you drive. Thank you!
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I've had mi Tascam long enough I don't readily remember, but my guess would be that it doesn't come with a MIDI cable. Besides, if you're going to run MIDI with it, you'll need TWO cables - one for MIDI in and another for MIDI out.
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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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Used a Midi to usb cable & driver made by "M Audio" to connect my microkorg to my pc. M Audio has since then been bought out by Avid, so the newer version of that cable is probably even better now. The other way to connect it is thru a DAW such as MBOX. There are midi inputs on the hardware that will interface with protools.
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The keyboard uses the larger 1/4 sized headphone jack. They sell really good 1/8 to 1/4 adapters here on Amazon.
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you don't use a midi keyboard with this it is a audio interface you can plug microphones guitars & your monitoring speakers to it ..your midi devices should be plugged I to your usb or midi interface..one of the plus about this product is that you can use it on your desktop or a iPad that makes it awesome to me ..I use mine often an I have zero problems with it .
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This a Midi controller. This is designed specifically for computer use and will only work when connected to a DAW. I currently use FL Studio with it right now. It is great but my only problem is when I plug it in and activate it with my DAW the pads are not correspondent with the pad on the computer. I have to resync it everytime I open up the plugin. Other than that particular problem the AKAI MPD18 is fine. You have to record the sounds live by using the recorder while the metronome is playing usually, unless you're just that good that you can consistently crank out the exact same bpm every time
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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.