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Re: [disklavier] Re: USB to Midi In/Out

2002-08-07 by Robert Welcyng

This reply is provided only if you promise to keep reasonable hours and 
stop annoying your family and the neighbors on your block.

Yes, you may need to set the DKV controller.  On a Mark II, and probably 
your MX100XG, punch the Func/Edit button and select MIDI Setup, MIDI 
Out, and set MIDI OUT = KBD out.

Connect the DKV's MIDI OUT to the the MIDI IN to the computer with a 
MIDI cable.

In Cakewalk, set the MIDI input port appropriately. Go to the 
Project/Options/MIDI Input and set Echo to Off.  (Or, to prevent an 
annoyimg feedback loop through the DKV, open the MIDI input connection 
to the DKV.  The echos will drive you crazy each time you boot up and 
start a new recording session.  I built a switchbox for my MIDI cables 
between the DKV and computer.)

Click the Cakewalk's record button and record.

A suggestion: For those late night quiet hours, you might like to read 
Scott Garrigus' helpful book, "Calkwalk Power!".

ubec2002 wrote:

> Ouch... that hurts :-(
> 
> Seriously... 
> 
> When I bang (my best attempt at playing music) on the keyboard, do I 
> click record on my Cakewalk application?  
> 
> For controller to laptop:  Do I need to configure anything on the 
> controller to send the signal to the laptop and the keyboard at the 
> same time?  
> 
> Thanks again.
> 
> 
> --- In disklavier@y..., Kent Swafford <kswafford@e...> wrote:
> 
>>On 8/7/02 11:56 AM, "ubec2002" <ubec2002@y...> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>After two sleepless nights and a wife who refused to talk to me 
>>>
> this
> 
>>>morning, I think the smart thing to do is ask all you experts out
>>>there.
>>>
>>In solidarity with your wife, I think we should decline to say 
>>
> anything.
> 
>>
>>:)
>>
>>
>>Kent Swafford
>>
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Robert Welcyng
Anchorage, Alaska

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