Does this work for Korg N364. Also do i just copy my saved music files from the floppy disk to USB to load my music?
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Don't know exactly for the N364. But if it used a floppy drive for storage, then it should also work with the simulator. The same floppy drove type that also is the same that was used in computers some time in the past. The floppy would then be replaced with the simulator, and the USB is now the storage device used. Im presently not using mine, but I had a very short 4 meg which I purchased on sale at Big Lots. The USB is then formatted to store 100 floppy size directories. You would have to have a floppy to USB to connect to your computer to save the files, and then copy to the USB used in the simulator. You can remove the USB from the simulator to add fies from your computer. Don't know exactly for the N364. But if it used a floppy drive for storage, then it should also work with the simulator. The same floppy drove type that also is the same that was used in computers some time in the past. The floppy would then be replaced with the simulator, and the USB is now the storage device used. Im presently not using mine, but I had a very short 4 meg which I purchased on sale at Big Lots. The USB is then formatted to store 100 floppy size directories. You would have to have a floppy to USB to connect to your computer to save the files, and then copy to the USB used in... » Read More Don't know exactly for the N364. But if it used a floppy drive for storage, then it should also work with the simulator. The same floppy drove type that also is the same that was used in computers some time in the past. The floppy would then be replaced with the simulator, and the USB is now the storage device used. Im presently not using mine, but I had a very short 4 meg which I purchased on sale at Big Lots. The USB is then formatted to store 100 floppy size directories. You would have to have a floppy to USB to connect to your computer to save the files, and then copy to the USB used in the simulator. You can remove the USB from the simulator to add fies from your computer. « Show Less
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Don't know exactly for the N364. But if it used a floppy drive for storage, then it should also work with the simulator. The same floppy drove type that also is the same that was used in computers some time in the past. The floppy would then be replaced with the simulator, and the USB is now the storage device used. Im presently not using mine, but I had a very short 4 meg which I purchased on sale at Big Lots. The USB is then formatted to store 100 floppy size directories. You would have to have a floppy to USB to connect to your computer to save the files, and then copy to the USB used in the simulator. You can remove the USB from the simulator to add fies from your computer.
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Yes you can. I would rate my dp-004 rather highly except for the flaw that i have never been able to upload my music to my PC computer via the usb cable. Perhaps if someone could explain it to me in very simple terms i might step by step do it. But the instructions from tascam are either ambiguous or confusing or simply wrong, because i have never ben ablr to save my recordings to PC.
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This unit does have USB input so it should be fairly easy to connect your computer. Instead of reading music files from your phone or thumb drive it would be taking the information directly from your computer. It should work just fine.
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The midi will work upon connection of USB If you want to use the knobs, buttons, etc (highly recommended start stop, record from the keyboard) with logic X though you need to install direct link from the M Audio download page and then install in Logic via preferences/controller surfaces/setup. If the knobs still don't work go into package content (right click logic prog.) and insert the two axiom bundles into the midi device plug in folder (Mac), or check the forums to get it running. Mine works great now with the bundles in the right place. (This step needs to be done with each new update. Takes minutes. Great keyboard
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I installed this device on my Yamaha PSR 2100. The original floppy drive that was original equipment when purchased, is the exact hardware that could be installed in any desktop computer, providing you have the correct motherboard. In these times, floppy drives are seldom used. So I ask you, is yours a standard floppy drive, that could be installed in a desktop computer. If the answer is yes, then I would say that drive emulator will work fine. I built computers, from off the shelf components, during that time era, so I already know this. If you are in doubt, go to most any computer repair shop, and ask.
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The keyboard should work with the included USB cable. You may also want to consider buying a sustain pedal for more serious pianists.
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Richard: I just tested this Midi cable running a laptop with Windows 8 64-bit and a Casio LK-55 Keyboard. I'm pleased to tell you that it does work just fine.
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To be honest idk but I know it works for just about any music production software. Just properly install drivers , iv used with logic, fruity loops, reason. But you might wanna Google to be sure. Check the software forums.
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HI, Katheryn It wont work, the USB is only for flash drives with music files
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Yes. We can load midi files onto a flash drive for you which are played by plugging into the usb port.
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I just looked at the manual. It plays the "Roland/Boss proprietary format" (a bunch of tracks that come with the unit & new ones you can download, free I think), MP3 and WAV. I know by experience it doesn't play Windows Media, so I just rip from a CD or snag a WAV from the internet. Oh if you're playing single coils like me you're going to have a lot of hum but it's okay, it's helped me learn a lot but it is expensive.
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Did you eventually find a good solution for your application? I'm hoping to do essentially the same thing, except I had planned to use the headphone outputs of both the piano and laptop. I would be grateful to know if you got this to work, and any details you might be willing to share about the hookup. Thanks.
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Hello Paul. I was requested to provide you with an answer; however, actually I haven't yet used the software. Also, I do not input music using keyboards, but rather directly through the sequencer "step mode". Apologies for not being able to help, but I had to at least respond to the request. Good luck anyway.
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It works in lots of programs set as an midi. What daw (music software) are you using?
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The system folder was corrupted on my 1-day-old e280. It would not run, and said it needed 6MB for the database. Running chkdsk with the fix option fixed the problem, and left all music files intact.
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Any USB works, You must load a playlist of the music you want to hear onto the thumb drive and it will play them in sequence or random I believe, It can't record to the drive just play.