Hi, Please I need to know if the Sibelius First program for window, will work perfect with my Oasys 88 keyboard and play back my song and printer to?
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The program works with any MIDI keyboard, so as long as there are MIDI ports on your keyboard, just buy a cable and you'll be good to go. And of course Sibelius will play back and print your music.
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Hi. Assuming that your computer puts out normal Windows sounds (speakers not muted) and assuming that the Garritan I.O. software is properly installed and activated on your PC, there should be a standalone program called Aria Player on your desktop. When launched, be sure to check TOOLS/PREFERENCES to see if your sound card and format type are listed correctly. If your sound card is not supported, you can download freeware called 'ASIO4ALL' -Also check that your midi keyboard or other trigger device is selected to input notes. If you have no such devices, you can use the on-screen keyboard that comes with the product. To test sound output, load up an "ensemble" and click on the highlighted keys to see what you get. Hope this helps.
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Any Keyboard-"Controller" (as this one) must require a computer with a music software/program, or possibly a synthesizer to connect to, in order to work. Pretty much like a big game-controller, it will not do anything on its own. Good luck finding your desired product! Contact me if you need any further help: contactcameron@aol.com.
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It won't do anything. It needs some sort of program running to make noise. MIDI controllers like this are just buttons in the shape of a keyboard that tell your computer what to do. There are some free plugins/programs you could can use for piano sounds or synths. I use Alicia's Key's by Native Instruments, but that costs money (but it's worth it imo). You can use a laptop or even a tablet with the right adapters if you have those. In short, the keyboard itself doesn't make any noise without other software.
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It loads and works fine on 5.0. Very good program for a newbie like me and should be good for those more experience. If you have a problem you can have 8.1 run it like and older version of window. Enjoy
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The software for this keyboard is only for MIDI mapping, not for recording or scoring. It sounds like you are looking for Sibelius or Finale or something like that. This keyboard can be used with those programs, but you will need to buy the software separately.
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Yes, you can do it but you should use the appropriate plugin, you can get the information from Sibelius. Of course if you have the full version all the main plugins are already included.
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If you purchase third party software such as Traktor, it works fine, at least it does for me. I have not tried Serato Intro on Windows 8. But odds are it will work fine as well.
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I would check the Finale Songwriter manual as regards MIDI configuration before purchase. That's the software issue. On the hardware side, the P-95 should make a MIDI connection between the keyboard and a computer. Remember the MIDI In plug goes into the Midi Out socket and vice versa. For Windows, download and install the UX16 driver.
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Truth is, I don't know. I never tried doing this but it is an intriguing idea. If you go to Sibelius First, you can download a demo for 30 days (I think). It might be worth it to do that and give your idea a try. Good luck!
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Works great with Windows 7! Just be sure you have Adobe Reader and Apple QuickTime installed; PianoForAll relies on those applications for viewing the text, listening to the embedded audio clips, and watching the linked videos.
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absolutely works with Windows good for music. the software download load can be a little trickybut yeah it works fine
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My advice is to avoid this unit if you use Windows. It is 2014, and it still glitches in non-ASIO apps, and toggling ASIO in Ableton toggles the glitches. I am 99% confident it is driver related. I'll be switching to Scarlett for music production in Windows. Not sure about the Roland, but Ive heard a lot of MAC users complain about Maudio driver issues in OSX, but that was years ago.
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Yes indeed, this is a class-compliant MIDI device, and is compatible with any program capable of receiving MIDI signals from a controller. It requires no drivers to work with any version of Windows or Mac. This includes 64 bit operating systems, Windows 8, and Mac OSX Snow Leopard.
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It has worked great for me on Ubuntu 14.04. The only issue is that there is no native solution to connect the keyboard to a unifying receiver. I had to do this on a windows machine then move the receiver over to the linux machine after. You could also see if you can get Solaar to work for you(I couldn't!).
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Yes. I should work on any recent Windows-based system with a USB port. There's no special software required or included with USB keyboards like this one.
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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.