hi i really don't know anything right now
so i have a cp4 yamaha keyboard that i want to use to hook up to my computer and use it as a controller but also as a straight record the sounds of that piano
i know i have to get some kind of box or something, but also that box can connect to a microphone?
i really don't want any latency at all either thats important so would i have to do anything else?
i could use the cp4 as a midi controller right?
are there any cables i would need?
i have reason 11
so i think i would have to get midi cables and then connect it to the box but i dunno which box to get
but also i would get cables from the outputs stereo and mono to record the sounds?
i'm not sure which cables i would need to get but i think i could find out
just need to know a good box
hi what can i get so theres no delay feelings between a keyboard?
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ok nvm i just need a good audio interface
will research
will research
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so i want an audio interface that has midi input cause i want it to go audio interface to reason, does anyone have reccomendations?
is that even possible?
cause i don't want a midi cable to usb cable to my computer cause i think that it will be more latency , but am i thinking that is wrong ?
i think i'll get a midi to usb cable to test it
is that even possible?
cause i don't want a midi cable to usb cable to my computer cause i think that it will be more latency , but am i thinking that is wrong ?
i think i'll get a midi to usb cable to test it
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also another question, i would want an audio interface that can record the audio of the piano through the balanced xlr outputs left and right and also a microphone in to reason in seperate wav files
would i need an audio interface that has 3 xlr inputs so it can do the left and right and also a microphone
or would one of the xlr's from the piano be enough?
would i need an audio interface that has 3 xlr inputs so it can do the left and right and also a microphone
or would one of the xlr's from the piano be enough?
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******************* this is my consolidated question post ****************
i want to get a usb a-b cable,
and i'm thinking that if i just get a good audio interface that uses asio driver or something similar i can figure out how to make it so the latency is workable.
but i want an audio interface that has 3 things so i can record balanced stereo sounds of the yamaha c4 piano as well as a microphone,
does anyone have any reccomendations?
i want to get a usb a-b cable,
and i'm thinking that if i just get a good audio interface that uses asio driver or something similar i can figure out how to make it so the latency is workable.
but i want an audio interface that has 3 things so i can record balanced stereo sounds of the yamaha c4 piano as well as a microphone,
does anyone have any reccomendations?
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i was thinking behringer 404 actually thanks for help all lol i guess i just had to research
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Hi Johny.
I have a similar setup from a Roland RD 88.
First and foremost, you will need a good interface. I'd go at least for 8 channels, with balanced inputs (dbvu 18-24). You should think if preamps are important for your usage and get something that can do both things. The market is filled with good interfaces, and it should not be difficult to find something for your needs. However, try to get at least 8 channels, so that you don't have to disconnect your synths every day.
Second, in the case of the CP4 as with my RD88, it already has usb midi. So forget using the card midi interface as it usually adds complexity and I find latency being worse passing through the card.
Good luck!
MC
I have a similar setup from a Roland RD 88.
First and foremost, you will need a good interface. I'd go at least for 8 channels, with balanced inputs (dbvu 18-24). You should think if preamps are important for your usage and get something that can do both things. The market is filled with good interfaces, and it should not be difficult to find something for your needs. However, try to get at least 8 channels, so that you don't have to disconnect your synths every day.
Second, in the case of the CP4 as with my RD88, it already has usb midi. So forget using the card midi interface as it usually adds complexity and I find latency being worse passing through the card.
Good luck!
MC
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tyty i went with the behringer 404 for now just to try it out, i think 4 channels will be enough
werd about the usb midi
werd about the usb midi
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