I have not heard of musical USB keyboards. I guess they could exist to
simply act as an analog to digital converter, just like turntables with
an USB connection.
Most likely, you are thinking of a different type of interface, called
MIDI, which stands for Musical Instrument Device
Hi Don;
I believe Alvin is talking about a musical instrument when he says,
keyboard . The musical instrument that has keys like an organ / piano but,
you can program or add programs that simulate any other musical instrument
at the touch of a button / key. Take care.
Mike
- Original
Yes I am Mike. Thanks for clarifying for me. :)
Alvin
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The correct translation for MIDI is Musical Instrument Digital Interface.
Alvin,
There are modern keyboards made by Yamaha and Roland which indeed have a USB
connection but it's primary purpose is storing sequenced material on a hard
drive or on a USB flash drive. For your
Correction... Sonar/Cakewalk is not just MIDI, it is also an audio
recorder which you can cable your music in to your computer from
outputs from instruments. But if you want to spend hundreds of
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Hi list,
It's AC. I bought a Casio WK 200 keyboard about a year ago. I thought it
had a USB cable to connect it to my computer, but it doesn't. However, I
hear that there are USB audio interface devices that you can use to
connect musical keyboards and other audio devices to your computer. Does
