Ask a few rookie questions, about MIDI keyboards, thank you, high scores

I'll give it a moment.

1.Add a MIDI cable, connect to the computer first, connect the piano at the other end, that is, the MIDI-IN of this piano, and then connect the MIDI-OUT of another piano with another cable, if it doesn't work, there is a way, that is, you go to the whole multi-input MIDI interface, 2Absolutely, whatever your hand can pop out, it's what it is.

3.I don't quite understand what you mean by asking, but I'll roughly say that MIDI keyboards are generally the "first transmitter". In other words, you can play what you want to play, and then type it in, if you are not satisfied, you can come to the second step, use the mouse, one by one to correct, quantify, and make expressions.

In other words, what MIDI pops up into is nothing more than a mold. It's very blunt, and the general professional personnel are played with a good weight, or manually corrected.

4.Generally no, each piano will have a unique pedal interface, unless you can figure out a way to make the line unified, however, it should be unlikely.

Can one sustain pedal control two pianos at the same time? OK.

Just peel off the insulating skin of the sustain pedal cord and connect each wire to one more microphone plug.

Would you like it to be 88 keys? There's also the 61-key kind of full keyboard** which will be a little more expensive.

The MIDI keyboard itself does not make sound, it only generates and sends MIDI messages, and there must be a sound source that receives and responds to this MIDI instruction to make sound, which can be received using the audio source of the hardware or the host software on the computer! For example: cubase, flstudio, studioone, sonar, etc.

Hello, the MIDI keyboard, like the one upstairs, is just a tool that can send MIDI signals, and it doesn't have a sound source of its own, and it needs to be connected to a computer or a hard sound source to mobilize the timbre in it, and it's just responsible for giving instructions!

To put it simply, if you have a computer, you can install a ** production software and a soft music plug-in!

The feel of MIDI keyboards also has full weights and semi-weights, and the full weights are almost the same as the feel of the piano, of course**It will be relatively expensive! If you don't think about the feel, MIDI keyboards can fully meet your requirements! On the other hand, if your sound card and other configurations are not up to the mark, there may be a slight latency problem!!

The KB-320 has not been used, but since it has a MIDI function, it should be no problem. Otherwise, Yamaha wouldn't be kind.

To put it simply, there are the following steps to make MIDI with crying and sad death KB230:

1. After connecting to the computer, you want to install the driver, it will pop up: I found a new hardware digtal keyboard, I don't know if I want to install the driver, I can't use it, just look for it on the Internet If the automatic installation is successful, it will show that the new hardware can be used normally.

2. Click Start, Settings, Control Panel, Sound and Audio Devices, click the Audio tab, see if there is an option for Yamaha Digtal Keyboard in the device at the bottom of MIDI**, if there is, select that, it means that you can use the AWM sound source of KB230, you can** a MIDI** feel the effect, the sound is emitted from the electronic organ, as long as you use the sound source of the electronic organ, the sound is emitted on the piano, If you want to record an audio track, you need to use an audio cable to record it.

3. Open the settings of the piano, find a few options for MIDI, the first is 3 modes, select MIDI1, then set the keyboard out to on, set the machine to off, and I don't know what else.

4. Open cubase, create a new project, add a MIDI track, you need to set it in and out on the left, and then take a pen to draw a region on the back track, then select a good tone on the piano, double-click the area, and you can input MIDI.

5、Click the export when exporting,Select MIDI File to export MIDI,If you have MIDI and Audio in a project,You want MIDI to record from the piano to CUBASE,Mix and store as an audio format file,But the recording needs to support AISO's professional sound card,That AISO 4ALL**OK,The audio track will crackle as much as it is,Don't count on recording。

I don't know if I can understand this. cubase is going to be specialized.,It's not clear just to say.,I'm also terrible at using it.。