If you can connect your piano or keyboard to your computer via a USB lead then in most cases this will only be a MIDI connection. Note – USB-Host will Not Record The SOUND of Your Keyboard Here is a post that explains how to record MIDI and Audio from your digital piano or keyboard at the same time. If your keyboard does not have USB MIDI, but has standard MIDI ports, then choose an interface with MIDI and Audio (both the Scarlett 4i4 or the Audiobox iTwo above have both). So all you need is an interface to record the sound. If your keyboard already has the USB-MIDI connection – many do – or you already have a USB-MIDI interface then you can already record MIDI. But it is not a recording of the sound! Can You Record MIDI AND Audio at the same time? This MIDI information can be used to play software instruments on your computer. A MIDI interface will only transmit your performance data (i.e. which notes you have played, how loudly you played them etc). If you want to record the sound of your keyboard, then a MIDI connection will not do the job. If you want more detail, then our detailed post on what is MIDI will help you out – it includes a video tutorial Many people get confused about the difference between making a MIDI connection from their keyboard and actually recording the live sound of it (audio recording). MIDI or Audio Recording?įirst, let’s get a common confusion out of the way. You can see and hear it in action in all my latest home recording studio videos. Brilliant because it has 4 line inputs available – so plenty of scope to record the sound of your keyboard or other line level instruments, 2 built-in pre-amps for microphones, and MIDI ports on the back too. The Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 Audio Interface is the one I currently own. Would appreciate any help, really just wanna record some stuff lol.Focusrite Scarlett Studio 4i4 Audio Interface with MIDI Maybe some software or hardware is malfunctioning? The curious thing for me has been that if I disconnect the MIDI-USB from the piano and *just* plug it into the computer, I still get the error, when (from what I've read) it should still install a driver for the USB anyway. I've tried checking with MIDI-OX and it just tells me there is no midi-input, regardless of what I try. This *doesn't* occur if I have the piano turned on and connected when I plug the USB in, however in that instance I still don't get a driver installed and the keyboard is still not recognized as an input. Trying to connect my Casio Privia PX-150 keyboard to my computer, but when I do I get "USB device not recognized: the last usb device you connected has malfunctioned, and windows does not recognize it". Recently bought a 10 ft MIDI-USB cable (heard that the length may sometimes be an issue so thought I'd lead with that)
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