synthesizer  keyboard program or software?
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There isn't anything free, at least that's what I think.\n\n\ngo to  www.nativeinstruments.com\nThey have lots of good programs!!!!
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Apple's Garage Band software is great for this.  It comes with hundreds of intrumental or percussion loops, plus it allows you to import other tracks and record live over them.
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There is no free software for this purpose. Dance-music-making software cost money, especially proffessional ones like for example "Dance e_jay" or for example "Traktor" for mixing out music. anyway try phazeddl.com you could find some for download there.
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free music software \nhttp://www.download.com/MadTracker/3000-2170_4-10504392.html?tag=lst-2-7\nhttp://www.download.com/Anvil-Studio/3000-2170_4-10389338.html?tag=lst-0-8
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As far as software goes, I recommend Audacity.  It's free, useful, and easy-to-understand.
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music player with visual basic source code\n\nhttp://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=54014&lngWId=1
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-Can you play midi's when not in Powerpoint ?\n-Have you tried another midi
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Your best choice would be Audacity... Is Windows, Linux, Mac compatible and does what you need. It is also free... You can download it from:\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nGood luck!
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http://www.free-midi.org/
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Try audacity. It's free and can do what you need. Great program!
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I might recommend audacity.  It's an open-source overall recording program.\n\nIt also allows multiple tracks and a variety of effects.
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Install the Keyboard Software..
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you can find audacity here, it's a freeware program\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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Audacity.\nIt's free (open source)\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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That's rather a large topic to cover but I will go through the basics.\n\nFirst of all, there are literally hundreds of Music Notation programs available, either commercially, or as freely available projects. One that I would recommend is Sibelius, though it is geared towards composition for orchestra.\n\nAdditionally, if you don't care too much about notation, then what you are looking for is a software sequencer. Guess what? There are even more of those available, but I would recommend either Cakewalk or Cubase.\n\nYou will benefit greatly by visiting your local music store and making friends with someone in the keyboards/music software department. This topic is too big to give you any real detail. I recommend you do a LOT of reading before spending any money!\n\nAs for the MIDI -> computer problem, what you need is a MIDI interface for your computer. They come in various flavors but the most common is the MIDI/USB interface. Once you've installed the driver software, any MIDI capable software will be able to either record (music data) from the digital piano, or play back music in software on the digital piano.\n\nI would also recommend reading up on the fundamentals of MIDI. Basically, there are 16 channels available and your piano may be able to play back more than one voice/patch at a time, say piano and harpsichord. You will need two MIDI cables, one that goes from the MIDI/OUT on the piano to the MIDI/IN on the interface, and another one that goes vice versa. With two cables you are able to record and playback without unplugging cables.\n\nAgain, MIDI is a huge topic to cover, but you will probably just want to do the basics at first.\n\nDepending on what you really want to do, the sky really is the limit. You can turn your PC into a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) for less than $1,000. That will give you the ability to produce full-blown songs using a variety of digital synthesizers, samples, and percussion (both syntheisized and sampled). I can give you specific recommendations on that, but having a fast PC and a pro-quality soundcard are essential. You can use an outboard device that serves as a MIDI interface and a soundcard and that will save you a lot of trouble and money. With this setup you simply use your piano as a MIDI controller, and all the audio is produced via the PC.\n\n[I'm a 22+ year veteran of electronic music. Contact me if you have any questions.]
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I use reason, just plug in a midi controller and go! Drum machines, synthesizers and samplers all at your disposal! www.propellerheads.se!
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dude go 2 http://www.findmidis.com/ frm there u can dwnld free midis