Re: Question about my keyboard
@raygrote,Actually, your story and mine as far as keyboards go are fairly similar. My psr was a 340 if I remember correctly and a key broke; lacking the wisdom of Solemon I uh, went and purchased another keyboard because why not, and it was newer, and maybe
Re: Question about my keyboard
Hmm, my Problem is that I even don't find the Point where I could set the midi device in winamp. I found a few plugins for Input and Output but I didn't saw anything that has to do with midi.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=2882
Re: Question about my keyboard
Oh goodness! My bad for the confusion and mixup and what have you. I haven't seen a PSR anything since o3 or there abouts which did not have USB capability anyway; I gave it and the DGX500 up as a joke and started working with a Korg x50 for awhile.
Re: Question about my keyboard
In Winamp, go to the dialog where you set the midi plug-in device to your keyboard. ON that page you should see an "additional reset between tracks" setting, which should be set to XG.As for your driver issue, it puzzles me that your driver isn'
Re: Question about my keyboard
Hi Raygrote,could you tell where exactly to find this reset in winamp? I don't even find something that has to do with midi in winamp.About your questions:1. I tried different cables already. First, I had one that has an USB for the PC. The other end o
Re: Question about my keyboard
janagirl wrote:I'd like to user the keyboard to play midis that are played from my PC. I already installed the right driver for it and connected the keyboard with the PC and the keyboard is shown on the list for the midi synthesizers but if I start a
Re: Question about my keyboard
Just about every keyboard has a multitimbral or midi mode which is set apart from the keyboard itself, so while you probably have it plugged in properly and you've installed the driver and your PC is discovering it, it may just be that you haven't y
