Can you plug this into a computer and use it as a USB MIDI controller?
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I have no idea, this is something you would have to ask the sellers. I got it for a gift, so I no longer have it in my possession.
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I'm not sure haven't tried that but I can investigate and see if you can and get back to you
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I'm curious if it will work with a midi to USB adapter; I have a dock that accepts midi USB (the focusrite itrackdock)
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All you need is the USB cable that comes with the KORG. If you're using it as a MIDI controller, the USB connection is all that you need.I've not tried it as a MIDI controller yet, but I do believe you'd still need either the battery power source or the external power supply that comes with it.If you want to play the synth sounds into/through your computer, you may need something like an 'audio interface' box thatcan be bought through Amazon or GuitarCenter.com. These cable requirements might vary, so I'm sorry I can't be more specific here.
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I honestly don't think so, mainly because the controller is supposed to work with your DAW via USB or MIDI. As I understand, UX1 has input for 1/4 plugs, so you would not be controlling any software.
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Yes you can. Both actually. If it connects via midi you can hook it right into the maschine. If it connects via USB then just plug it into your computer and the software will pick it up. Just go to audio and midi settings and make sure your keyboards input is turned on.
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Yes you can do it . Indeed it I use it like this . You have to buy a USB to midi cable that's all
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This a Midi controller. This is designed specifically for computer use and will only work when connected to a DAW. I currently use FL Studio with it right now. It is great but my only problem is when I plug it in and activate it with my DAW the pads are not correspondent with the pad on the computer. I have to resync it everytime I open up the plugin. Other than that particular problem the AKAI MPD18 is fine. You have to record the sounds live by using the recorder while the metronome is playing usually, unless you're just that good that you can consistently crank out the exact same bpm every time
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you will need an interface to record an analog line level signal into a computer. you can hook it up usb from midi with a converter, bit you will only be communicating MIDI signals, not analog sound. That goes for most usb connections between digital keys and OS's. You can control virtual instruments using it as a midi controller but thats not what you buy this for. For example though:you could control the microkorg with another MIDI controller if you want bigger keys, and with a controller with surface control faders /knobs you can assign all functions to those as well. In summary: No it doesnt come with editing software.
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this is a midi controller, you have to plug it into a computer and run the software to get it to make sound.
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No it is only a midi controller. It has to be hooked up to a computer to work as a sampler. You can load your own sounds but only through the computer. Hope this helps!
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No this is a midi controller. this unit need to be plugged into a computer via usb port used with software. So no it can not be played without software
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The MIDI controller will work. The included software runs on Windows and Mac.
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Yes it can. I use it as one all the time. It has MIDI in and outs or use can use USB to MIDI.
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No, there is not a good, smart or inexpensive way to convert USB "output" to MIDI. You should find a product that comes with a conventional MIDI out port such as Alesis Q49.
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It looks as if others have answered this question. The MidiSport is typically for piano keyboard midi to usb.
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Yes, this is a USB MIDI Controller, which means it will work with any computer that has USB ports (which is virtually every single computer nowadays.)
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its possible but very difficult with this it made to be used with recording software so in order to use your midi it would have to be setup through something like protools or logic try an mpc stuido it runs off software as well but much easier to use for what your trying to do.