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Using keyboard like a midi controller in Reason
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| foranAngel4553 |
Is possible use the keyboard like a midi controller in reason?
i cant do it :nervous: |
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| DJ-Igloo |
| yes make sure all the drivers for the midi controller are installed and under preferance>midi in reason u need to set it to ur midi controller. |
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| foranAngel4553 |
thanks for the reply but i want use my "pc standard keyboard" to play notes :P
is possible? |
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| nzo |
| You need Bomes Mouse Keyboard or something similar. |
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| Rob |
| No. A standard PC keyboard cannot send MIDI data. |
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| robin |
yes it can, like nzo said (edit, no not send midi data, but it can function somewhat like a midi keyboard)
works crap though, no difference between hard and soft hitting the key and its just strange, the z to ? are the white keys and the line about that is nothing or black key
its possible anyway |
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| foranAngel4553 |
| :D thanks ppl i downloaded Bomes Mouse Keyboard and now works fine thanks!!! |
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| Jarjar |
Try a real keyboard and you're not going back... Ever. ;)
Playing melodies on a regular PC keyboard is extremely hard imo. Especielly the sharp keys. |
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| foranAngel4553 |
| yes i want to buy a cheap casio keyboard :D or a midi midi controller (radium) |
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| jremking |
Before you get a keyboard, think of what you need on it.
Some people like knobs, others sliders, so think of what will be easiest to use and get a keyboard with that feature.
For playing around you will want to be able to tweak a bunch of stuff at once, and if you hate knobs like I do, a keyboard with 10 knobs and one slider [like I stupidly got] will just get on your nerves after a while.
However, do pick something up, as Reason can do so much with a keyboard that people often forget about. |
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| foranAngel4553 |
thanks jremking
:) |
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