Can two electric steels be connected to a computer at the same time?

To link the computer, you need to install a separate sound card, the computer's own integrated sound card chip does not have an audio interface for an electric piano.

I don't know anything about this, but I can help you with some ideas, don't scold me if you say something wrong!

If the sound can be produced normally when the piano and speaker are connected, then you should consider the following questions:

1. What is the output power of the piano? What is the input power of the sound card?

2. Don't you need to drive the piano?

3. If you use the audio interconnection cable to connect directly, won't the microphone jack of the sound card on the computer side work?

4. Do you use a multimeter to measure the line? Is the line alright?

Everybody help. This is the trumpet of the younger brother. There are still 100 points in it. Work something out. Serve it with both hands.

Computer sounds? It's just a sound from a speaker connected to a computer? Just connect the electric steel and the stereo directly.

Electrosteel's audio cable is connected to the jack of the computer microphone.

It can't be put together because magnetic appliances will affect the sound quality of the electric piano, and the instructions are just suggestions, and it doesn't matter if you put them together.

As long as you don't put the magnetic appliance next to the electric piano, you're fine.

Not much impact.

It's just that too much radiation is not good for people's health!

It does have a certain impact, computers and TVs have a certain amount of radiation, which has a destructive effect on the electronic circuits of the electric piano, affecting its lifespan, and it is not good if it is too crowded, affecting the sound quality of the piano, the air is not circulated for a long time, and the piano will heat up to affect the electronic components, and the piano will make strange sounds in the future. So, don't put it with these appliances yet, and make the air around the piano circulating, not too humid.

Putting it too close will cause the power cord to destroy all the electrical appliances.

You can use two computers with an outlet, so they are connected in parallel, and both of them are 220v

Copper wire, maximum power 24A, can be 500W at full load

Hundreds of computers in our unit are connected to the 220V line.

Output from the headphone jack and input from the microphone port of the computer.

Before recording with cool, you need to make some settings, the lower right of the computer, double click the small speaker, click Options, Properties, select Recording, and select all the following control options, OK. Don't turn off the recording controls, turn the volume down first. Try recording and adjust the volume to the right level.

The specific method is to connect to the microphone input port, (because the integrated and independent sound card seems to have only the microphone port as the input!) The others are output) Then the computer is lower right, double-click the small speaker, click Options, Properties, and select Recording. Tick the microphone, recording controls, stereo mix, and in English, usually the first and last.

Then record with CoolPro, or in the CoolPro Options - Recording mixer can also turn on these settings. Don't know if yours is an integrated sound card or a discrete sound card? Because I'm installing an innovative sound card, I can't give you a screenshot here.

That's a problem with the cubase5 effect.

If you only have the left and right channels of output, you can make one end of the lotus head and the other end of the cable connection that can be plugged into the microphone jack. I don't know if your electric steel support MIDI, if you do, you can study it from a professional point of view: install a sequencer software band-in-a-box, cubase, fl.

Connect to the computer with a MIDI cable, but you'll have to learn how to use a computer** (there are tutorials available online).