Can this handle 88-key keyboard or e-drums? I want to make sure the sound will be fine. Thank you!
1434466
You could run both if you use a splitter to convert one of the dual mono outputs to an xlr and then use rca plugins on the other channel
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It can handle one at a time, via either the 1/4" mic input, or the RCA input.
1456483
It probably will work pretty good, although one issue that I had with Traktor and Windows 7 (regardless the computer) is the audio dropouts (you might want take a look of it), tried to figured out and then switched to Traktor + OSX. No complaints since then.
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Yes. The inputs on the bottom are combination 1/4" and XLR. What you need is a cable that is stereo on one side (the keyboard side) that splits into two mono 1/4" plugs (left and right). Plug the left mono cable into the left jack on the bottom and the right cable into the right side. You can set the left/right panning on the unit to get your desired mix, then use overdub mode to lay down the keyboard track. Simple. Ignore the other posts referring to output and the bloke that said "No." It works and does a fine job.
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It won't do anything. It needs some sort of program running to make noise. MIDI controllers like this are just buttons in the shape of a keyboard that tell your computer what to do. There are some free plugins/programs you could can use for piano sounds or synths. I use Alicia's Key's by Native Instruments, but that costs money (but it's worth it imo). You can use a laptop or even a tablet with the right adapters if you have those. In short, the keyboard itself doesn't make any noise without other software.
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As DS-1H is Korg, it should work without any extra configuration. I have a different model of keyboard, but I think, your piano must have a Global settings or something similar. There you can find the damper pedal configuration. Select the right polarity to have the correct response. I hope it helps.
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Hello Paul. I was requested to provide you with an answer; however, actually I haven't yet used the software. Also, I do not input music using keyboards, but rather directly through the sequencer "step mode". Apologies for not being able to help, but I had to at least respond to the request. Good luck anyway.
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Either will work. My kids use it with headphones so as to not bother anyone (I bet my mom wishes they had electronic drums with headphones 40 years ago) or you can connect an amp. It generates amazing sounds through an amp. We connect these drums, a guitar and a keyboard and have an awesome jam session!!!
105111
Absolutely not! It couldn't even handle a single piano keyboard. It's alright for mids but terrible for lows and distorted for highs.
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It will work, but you'll prolly have no lights. It'll send the MIDI but unless a DAW knows how to "talk back" to it, no lights will come up. If that DAW is automatically listening for MIDI data, it'll work out of the box. If there's a place to select MIDI controllers or enable them, you should only have to do that. Bottom line, it'll probably work, but you're also better off with a keyboard or control surface, in my opinion. EDIT: It does come with Ableton Live, albeit a very limited version of it. My suggestion is: Do stuff in your DAW, and then export the audio from the instruments. Load in Ableton and do all sidechaining on it (EQing before bouncing is fine). That way, should you want the LP S for Live Performances, you can use it. If you want it for production, I suggest you get something else. Novation has great keyboards with sliders and knobs, I'd get that.
2149078
We used it with a roland drum kit to mixcraft in windows with no problem. Just plugged it in and it worked.
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Yes it should work with your keyboard but if that is your primary use I would recommend getting the midi version of it. That will give you a higher accuracy level on the harmonys
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I'm not sure.... I purchased for my son and he wouldn't okay that type music. I do know that he has really enjoyed it and it's just what he wanted to play the kind of music he plays. He's been very happy with the keyboard and the sound.
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I have all three tiers loaded to the brim with synths. A 76 key on the bottom and two synths of various sizes on tier two and three. It's pretty stable. I don't use them in a live setting so I don't know how the stand will react to stage movement. I believe you should be alright. Just be sure to balance the weight accordingly(Heaviest on bottom)
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It doesn't have a midi input, but if your piano has a 1/8" output the amp should work fine.
439156
Maybe there are less expensive higher-function keyboards out there, but I have not found them. I used my first digital keyboard (61 keys) for 15 years.... the only reason I moved up earlier last year was to get a 77-key model. As I recall, most sounds and ryhthms were the same. The biggest change was a shift from a MIDI interface to a USB. I think this model is good for another dozen years.
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I run my midi keyboard through my Mac and output from there to a dedicated channel on the board using 1/4 with no issues. I've also ran a powered keyboard directly to a channel with no problems using 1/4.
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I don't see why not. I run one on a dual core 4GB with windows 8. You might need to tweak your drivers to stop audio drop outs if you get any. Also don't run too many other apps alongside Traktor.