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MIDI connection and Win 7
01 Sep 2011 10:41 #8
by hellene
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MIDI connection and Win 7 was created by hellene
Before Win 7 came to existence we didn't have much to worry about MIDI connection between digital piano/keyboards and our computers.
Now everything is different.
Guys, be aware! If you have Win 7, it won't connect to your USB keyboard! In order to make PC Win 7 and USB keyboard to connect, go to the piano manufacturer site and update your piano driver for Win 7, if... they have such driver (apparently, Yamaha do! Hooray!)
If you have a keyboard/piano with MIDI IN and OUT - get M-Audio interface (they have place to upgrade drivers for Win 7)
In our store we currently offer interfaces that work for Vista and XP, but planning to get M-Audio in the closest future.
So, I think, the best solution here is... to have Win XP and avoid Win 7. In the perfect world
If you lucky to have Win 7, DRIVER is the word to handle any technical issue with connection (if accured)
Now everything is different.
Guys, be aware! If you have Win 7, it won't connect to your USB keyboard! In order to make PC Win 7 and USB keyboard to connect, go to the piano manufacturer site and update your piano driver for Win 7, if... they have such driver (apparently, Yamaha do! Hooray!)
If you have a keyboard/piano with MIDI IN and OUT - get M-Audio interface (they have place to upgrade drivers for Win 7)
In our store we currently offer interfaces that work for Vista and XP, but planning to get M-Audio in the closest future.
So, I think, the best solution here is... to have Win XP and avoid Win 7. In the perfect world
If you lucky to have Win 7, DRIVER is the word to handle any technical issue with connection (if accured)
Back to the Mozart
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10 Sep 2011 23:45 #33
by crecord40
Replied by crecord40 on topic MIDI connection and Win 7
Your welcome.
I purchased this prooduct almost two years ago for my 3 year old. I was told by an instructor that she was to young to learn piano. Now she is 5 and she is so interested in music that we are about to try again.
As for me, I used the product for about 3 weeks and learned to play several songs. Now I need to concentrate more on reading music, and the rest of the program.
Excellent product, I have recommended it to several people "with" and "without" children.
I purchased this prooduct almost two years ago for my 3 year old. I was told by an instructor that she was to young to learn piano. Now she is 5 and she is so interested in music that we are about to try again.
As for me, I used the product for about 3 weeks and learned to play several songs. Now I need to concentrate more on reading music, and the rest of the program.
Excellent product, I have recommended it to several people "with" and "without" children.
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