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Thread PlEASE HELP im Electronically retarded

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DerekB0616

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1 Posted on 06/11/2006 at 12:28:28
A few years ago i got a Casio Wk-3000 as a present. over this last weekend i was introduced to reason and i downloaded a demo. I was thinking of buying it and taking my keyboard back to school with me only if it was possible to somehow hook my Keyboard to my computer and run reason through it. So i have two questions to be answered as soon as possible.
1. Is it possible to hook my keyboard to my computer?
2. (If so) Can i hook my keyboard to reason 3.0?

Thanks for the help.

DB:)
thesparrowband

thesparrowband

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2 Posted on 06/11/2006 at 15:34:02
yeah, its not a problem, just get a MIDI interface, a cheep one is like $30 USD. that hooks to your computer via USB then you get 2 MIDI cables that go from the out of the keyboard to the in of the comp, then from the out of the comp to the in of the keyboard. after a little fiddling (there has been numerous posts on how), Reason will recognize your Casio as an external syth, recording the midi notes played, and using the keyboard to play them back.

I dont know what you mean by 'run reason through it' as in your keyboard. there is no way to load reason onto the keyboard, you will always need a laptop to run reason. but you can use the casio as an external synth. good luck
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