how difficult is it to hook this keyboard to your PC? what outlets for jacks come with it please?
1651532
It's very easy to hook to a computer; it has a place on the back to insert a USB thumb drive if desired, and another place to plug in a USB cable to connect directly to a computer. After you install the MIDI driver on a Windows PC, the keyboard will show up in your MIDI or DAW programs. (I don't see a PSR-E433 MIDI driver listed for the Mac, but another user who reviewed it said they simply connected it to their MacBook Pro and it showed up instantly in Garageband. Otherwise, there is a MIDI driver for the Mac OSX listed for the PSR-E423, which should also work for the PSR-E433.)
855995
It hooks up with a cord it comes with to plug into the microUSB mine personally never worked. Even when I bought and tried another adapter. The keyboard itself was crap.
2234512
Just a micro Usb port but you can buy a small cable that will plug into micro usb and adapt it to a Female USB for a flash drive keyboard etc
2130578
I bought a case with a keyboard and usb connectors and it all works. I am able to use the keyboard and also able to attach a mouse using the USB. I hope this helps.
1764993
There is a small usb dongle that plugs in to the computer. Keyboard is factory-paired with the dongle via 2.4ghz wireless. Range is typical of other 2.4ghz wireless keyboards.
1060961
I have not tried doing that but I can tell you that I've plugged this into front-facing USB ports on my tower PC and it works just fine. This is a great keyboard, feels great since I went from an ergonomic 4000 to this.
1449902
There is a USB Port on the keyboard. Other than that, I don't see any place where you could connect it.
2228555
It's a standard USB keyboard, worked fine with my desktop & laptop.Whatever you connect it to, consider the possibility of a kid pulling it away across the room - a laptop is lighter and easier to pull off the table this way. (Taping some of the cord to the table might help. Also, taping the keyboard's end of cord to back of the keyboard will protect the connection there.)
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Look at some of my other answers and you will see the name of the keyboard that I bought to go with mine (I don't remember the name right off hand)...but, once you buy the keyboard...you just plug it in when you want to use it! It works very easily.
1353745
If you have a keyboard, you got a cord with a USB connection. That hooks to your computer for the charge. There are USB adapters that plug into wall outlets that may work. You would plug your unit into the adapter then the wall. I have not tried this, you may want to check with the manufacturer to see if this will work.
62794
What kind a keyboard? A computer keyboard? Not directly to the unit. You can hook up a laptop or tablet.
1680672
It's not a keyboard, it's a midi controller. You need a PC/Mac with speakers + software to use this.
293361
you need a usb mouse and keyboard (rectangular connector), not the old kind with the round connectors
644846
The keyboard the comes with the computer requires a USB connection, so I assume that any keyboard from a 3rd party will need one.
1115046
There is a special USB port for the keyboard. USB 2.0 Type B plug on one end and the regular USB on the other for your computer, which does not come with the keyboard. Hope that helps.
553172
Hey Nick,It only comes with a USB cable to plug into your computer. That's all the power it needs, since it's only a midi controller, not your usual keyboard. Hope this helps!Steve.
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it's keyboard+power cord only, so u need a cable. it's got 1/4" left+right channels out, so, depends on the line-in to your mac mini. mine worked with my laptop when i got 1/4" left+right to stereo mini cable. also you can cheat and use the stereo mini headphone out. pc speakers play fine but they better be decent to great, otherwise you'll get more out of it using headphones. it's a truly dynamic keyboard & sound, just got thru playing mine for the night :)