Does this piano work with the midi cord to connect to the internet?
458207
I'm not sure how MIDI and the Internet connect. I use the MIDI In connector to connect my KX8 MIDI controller (fully weighted 88-key) to use the NP30 as a sound generator. Using the MIDI Out connector would allow you to use the NP30's keyboard as a MIDI controller for another MIDI device such as a sound module, but I haven't tried this. You could connect the MIDI Out to a MIDI-to-USB converter and connect the USB from it to your computer, but I don't know how you could connect the NP30 to the Internet. Sorry.
458208
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
462810
It does, but it's like a sewing machine pedal. It works, but it's crappy. Nothing like a real piano. I bought a separate one.
856978
it depends on what u mean u cant plug the midi keyboard into the interface but it is the same usb cable you plug into an audio interface
182257
nah just plug your midi device into a usb port on your computer. should be plug and play.
1667391
It isn't necessary. It gets its power from the usb, which is plugged into a computer. It is possible to buy a universal adapter if you want it to stand alone, but I can't conceive why you would. It is a midi controller, not a piano.
616514
Hi Marc, this piano has ports for headphones, MIDI and USB -- check out the Yamaha user's manual for more details, http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalpianos/p_series/p-155/
1923854
Yes it does! My daughter loves this. There are 4 settings for the table, the music setting plays a melody for every key you hit: on the piano, the phone, the laptop...
1246888
It does but skip on this keyboard. I've had it for a year and it doesn't support wired connections. Just has the USB to charge the battery. The wireless cuts out from time to time and my keyboard was only 6 inches away with no interference from anything. I've replaced it With a DASkeyboard. Don't waste your money.
362003
this is not, despite being usb-powered, a midi controller, and is not able in any way to my knowledge to connect to an external device -- the usb connection is solely for power, so no, it is not compatible with anything, per se. This issue is addressed specifically in a couple of the reviews, also.
1053960
The standard midi out doesn't work unless you get the (not included) power cable. Definitely get that first.
2090368
Yes. If the software supports midi it will support this device. But I suggest just saving up a little more for an mpk25 or one of the other keyboard/drum pad combos. Also I was dissatisfied with the sensitivity of the pads themselves. Ended up reselling mine on craigslist within 2 months of buying it.
1352982
It should work with anything that is midi capable. it is not a very good midi cord though. On my M Audio Oxygen keyboard it only lets me use the keys I can't use pitch bend or anything else. I also did not get the cord they show in the pictures. I would recommend finding a better cord.
2078989
Are you using the USB cable it came with? I had to get a separate midi cable, which I plugged into my sound card and it works just fine.
226945
i would assume so. This keyboard was used with a notebook running Windows 7 and it responded to MIDI messages.
1535191
It looks as if others have answered this question. The MidiSport is typically for piano keyboard midi to usb.
1712811
Almost certainly. It's a simple USB MIDI controller, with no drivers or anything like that. It plugs into your computer and will behave as a MIDI input device. Any MIDI-compliant software can receive its data.
1697903
No, it needs to be connected to a computer. Something like a Yamaha PSR-170 would do both.