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I play the keyboards and want to lay tracks to songs I wrote. Suppose I have a regular desktop computer. I want to get a good keyboard/drum machine/sequencer/microphone setup that is affordable. No midi, but actual sounds generated by keyboard. Which keyboard makes good sounds that are acceptable for demos. Is there a keyboard that does all of the above as far as sequencing? Thanks.
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one way to do that is connect your piano(when you find one) and hook it up to some speakers. then get a sensitive microphone and set it maybe 3 feet or so from the speaker as you play. you’ll probably need help and it’ll sound kind of hissy and scratch, that’s one way. or settle for midi and plug a wire from your piano to the recording plug thingy in the back and sometimes in the front of the computer.then get a program like sony acid (not XMC does’nt work with midi) and record.
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ive got a delta audiophile 192 pci card that works great.
you can also get a 1/4″ to mini canverter and plug it into the microphone jack on your computer.
for the keyboard, KORGs are optimal, but you can get a good roland or alesis to sound nice too. i use a roland rd-500 (old school) and it comes out pretty nicely when i record, and has some good drum patches
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