can this keyboard serve as a midi keyboard?
510806
Yes it can. I use it as one all the time. It has MIDI in and outs or use can use USB to MIDI.
510807
Yes, as a basic controller. MIDI Out from Casio PX350 to MIDI in of any such equipped device should be no problem.
369856
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.
731044
I think that you can I'm not sure. This is really a kids keyboard because it doesn't really sound authentic like a Yamaha would sound. It's like a karaoke keyboard.
1014802
No. This is just a controller. You must have a slave sounds module or a computer with some sort of keyboard software. I just us mine as a controller using midi cables to interface with other keyboards with sounds modules like Roland VR09 or Korg Triton. I also use mine to recorded midi parts into a software sequencer. My sequencer digital recording software is Cakewalk Sonar X2. So my answer is no.
963533
Well if it has a regular midi input on keyboard it should. I ran it into my computer and went thru band in a box with no problems. I hooked it up to two different Roland sound canvas's with no problems. All of that via midi interface. I currently use a mfc10 foot switch to a Roland sc8850 sound canvas and it works great.
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
1689235
Nope. In addition to all the solder-based solutions, you could probably make it respond to the sustain from another device by SW routing. Or if you want to be extreme, set up your iPad as a pedal and route the midi from that through your DAW :-).In all seriousness, this really isn't a big-keyboard replacement. More of an item that you would have at your computer workstation so that you can reach your computer keyboard while also having some keys to input notes (i.e. composition rather than performance). Also you might think about the 61-key version (also no sustain).
476886
Yes you would just need the midi to usb or whatever port is on your hardware could be usb to usb.
1535190
I think the connector you are referring is PS/2, so no the Midisport will no fit in your keyboard. The Midisport Uno converts MIDI to usb and usb to MIDI.
258928
This keyboard is a controller only. It has no built-in sounds of its own. You must use midi to connect it to sound engine.
2005875
It is a midi by itself, you do need to hook it up to a program and speakers in order to produce soind with it
1726404
Yes, you can. Kind of the point of a usb MIDI controller. Works with all the DAWs I've tried on (ie Ableton and FL).
1571689
Yes. You can also use the PSR-E243 as a MIDI controller, or take advantage of its USB to Host connectivity and interface it with computers or iOS devices.
1944841
i believe its a yes but u have to midi map the buttons. its a really nice mixer w lots of capabilities but does have limitations n slight learning curve good luck. i parted from mine but i knw ill end up buying it again
10315
I use mine as a secondary controller hooked to a Fantom G6 so I have more space to split up the keys during performances, for a midi controller it's awesome, and keys have a consistent feel with the Fantom. Pete's right, though, it has no sound by itself, it has to be connected to some sort of MIDI device to be useful.
1464502
I don't know, bro. I only use this MIDI Interface with my laptop and keyboard. I had never tried any other device.
2100122
Yes, it's a standar midi device. But I don't recomend this one, mine 8 keys stop working after few use. Go for a M-Audio.