Can this interface be used with line outputs from a digital piano? It has midi ports but can the two inputs be used to receive audio line signals?
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Yes, this interface works very well with any line level input. Just adjust the gain control to best match the level of the signal for the least distortion.
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I have used the left and right outs from the back of my Korg Kross keys directly into the front of the Presonus many times. I also plug my bass and guitar into the presonus all the time. So instrument jacks are no problem as well as mics. Not sure what your keyboard has for outs but I am assuming it is the 1/4th type instrument type.
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I've plugged a Nord Stage2 into the 22vsl. Between the nord's output level and the 22's gain knob it was no problem to get a proper level.
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The software will be limited to the inputs and outputs of the software. I use my MPD26 with Serato Scratch Live, and a USB sound card. You will need to see what StudioOne supports for Midi over USB
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No, there is not a good, smart or inexpensive way to convert USB "output" to MIDI. You should find a product that comes with a conventional MIDI out port such as Alesis Q49.
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you will need an interface to record an analog line level signal into a computer. you can hook it up usb from midi with a converter, bit you will only be communicating MIDI signals, not analog sound. That goes for most usb connections between digital keys and OS's. You can control virtual instruments using it as a midi controller but thats not what you buy this for. For example though:you could control the microkorg with another MIDI controller if you want bigger keys, and with a controller with surface control faders /knobs you can assign all functions to those as well. In summary: No it doesnt come with editing software. you will need an interface to record an analog line level signal into a computer. you can hook it up usb from midi with a converter, bit you will only be communicating MIDI signals, not analog sound. That goes for most usb connections between digital keys and OS's. You can control virtual instruments using it as a midi controller but thats not what you buy this for. For example though:you could control the microkorg with another MIDI controller if you want bigger keys, and with a controller with surface control faders /knobs you can assign all functions to those as well. In summary:... » Read More you will need an interface to record an analog line level signal into a computer. you can hook it up usb from midi with a converter, bit you will only be communicating MIDI signals, not analog sound. That goes for most usb connections between digital keys and OS's. You can control virtual instruments using it as a midi controller but thats not what you buy this for. For example though:you could control the microkorg with another MIDI controller if you want bigger keys, and with a controller with surface control faders /knobs you can assign all functions to those as well. In summary: No it doesnt come with editing software. « Show Less
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Can't be positive about this as I don't use vocoder, but there is no "audio mic" input that other synths have for this capability. Best uses this MX49 has - easy portability with the Motif patches (essentially the pianos), and USB connectivity with flash drives. I was able to load performances that I had stored from my "ancient" Roland Fantom X6 onto flash - into the MX's USB - list appears immediately and you can scroll through it.
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It is a midi controller so it will work fine with any DAW, but I do not own an Ipad so I wouldn't know the answer to that. Try googling it. As far as the playability goes, it is alright. Good for its price. it is not good for playing piano at all because the way it registers the velocity readings are very low so the result is it sounds like you are barely pressing the keys, but it works great for synth playing. The springs under the keys respond and feel very good, and as I'm sure you probably know, there are plenty of knobs and buttons for plenty of midi learn functions. The only downside is the way it reads velocity.
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Yes. The inputs on the bottom are combination 1/4" and XLR. What you need is a cable that is stereo on one side (the keyboard side) that splits into two mono 1/4" plugs (left and right). Plug the left mono cable into the left jack on the bottom and the right cable into the right side. You can set the left/right panning on the unit to get your desired mix, then use overdub mode to lay down the keyboard track. Simple. Ignore the other posts referring to output and the bloke that said "No." It works and does a fine job.
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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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That's what it is built for! Unlimited audio and MIDI tracks. You *will* need to purchase a separate audio interface if your computer doesn't have say 1/4" and XLR audio inputs, but you can pick one up for a couple hundred bucks here on Amazon if need be.
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You need a dedicated sound card that supports two outputs. I used the audio 2 Dj from native instruments with my mixtrack and loved using it. It has two 1/2" line outputs that are fed via USB.
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Im not sure, i am using it for midi keyboard connection with an ipad. Sorry i couldnt help.
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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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I bought a MIDI to USB connector, but I could never get it to actually connect to my computer. Also, it only has an output, not an input.
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As far as I know, it is not possible. I've looked in the user manual and see nothing regarding this. It is, however, possible to hook the digital piano to a computer, and send MIDI data to the computer. If you have the right software, the computer can then play in whatever voice you want.
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This keyboard is a midi controller. It has no speakers, no sounds, and no internal computer. I can best explain it by comparing it to a computer keyboard which doesn't work unless you plug it into a computer. If you plug it into a computer with speakers and download a midi program, the sound will come out of the computer speakers. Or if you have another keyboard/synthesizer/digital piano, you can plug it into one of those and play 2 keyboards at once, but the sound will still only come out of the keyboard with speakers.
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According to an excerpt from page E-34 from the instruction booklet: "You can connect the Digital Keyboard to a computer and exchange MIDI data between them. You can send play data from the Digital Keyboard to music software running on your computer, or you can send MIDI data from your computer to the Digital Keyboard for playback." My son hasn't gotten that far into things yet, so I can't say how it works first hand. I hope this helps you out.
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I never tried it as I never needed to, but theoretically it should. The device should be recognized as both audio interface and midi interface, as most audio interfaces with midi ports should. Hope this helps!