Will it perform as an organ, harpsichord or other keyboard instruments?
158896
It has multiple instrument settings. They are different from each other, but don't expect it to sound like anything other than a digital instrument
1697903
No, it needs to be connected to a computer. Something like a Yamaha PSR-170 would do both.
510806
Yes it can. I use it as one all the time. It has MIDI in and outs or use can use USB to MIDI.
436715
It is not a musical instrument. It is a CASE for a mandolin. So I guess it would be hard to play.
306743
No. It's just a controller keyboard. It's made to be used with any midi sounds module or a computer running music software. There may be general midi sounds in your computer that you could trigger with the keyboard. This is all very complicated for a beginner. Yamaha and Casio make very good low cost pianos. Roland and Korg are also make great keyboards.
1827735
I gave up trying, so I haven't checked in a while. I mostly use mine for live playing with Mainstage. But, I'd love to know the answer myself... Let me know!
312440
I cannot see any reason, no. I believe it would work well with voices, and extension is not a problem (it is made to cover the full range of a harpsichord, and more)
1167639
I dont think do. Its sounds great. You can enjoy the music in this little thing.
684969
It is not a synthesizer or an arranger Keyboard, Don't expect it. It is a simple portable dude to satisfy non-studio interests.
1435321
Yes! I've plugged my bass guitar and the VTH, was able to harmonize to the song, by simply following my bass line. I definitely think that it will also work with a keyboard, or anything else. Have fun exploring!
52362
Yes, you can play it like a piano ... you can even play your own notes to make music
978481
Yes, and it will work as well as plugging in any other keyboard into a guitar amp.
697389
Chris - I think my last response got lost or cut short(my mistake). I'll try again. The short answer to this is no. I ran through all the presets and even some tweaks I use and cannot find any standard piano sounds. There are a couple/few organ sounds you can work with. If you want standard piano sounds, you can buy a MUCH cheaper keyboard/MIDI controller for that purpose. All that being said, this is probably the best musical instrument purchase I've ever made. I'm not really a trained musician, but the sounds I can create with this micorKorg are amazing. I hope some of this helps. MK_from_PA
1002918
It can, but it has different sounds you can select ... such as piano, guitar,etc.
589369
I don't think so. The only things beyond the standard keys are special functions for doing things like turning the volume up and down.
1415170
The instrument has very good orchestra sounds. Most are pretty good reproductions. It does not have an internal speaker . I bought mine for playing midi backing tracks. It will also play thumb drive midi or wave files. I love it. For the money it is an excelent instrument
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I cannot answer... I bought this product thinking it would be easy to install and use. Frankly, it was not worth it and I still have not been able to figure it out. There is no manual, and their customer "non-service" speaks only computerese. So if you're a geek, go for it. But I cannot and have not been able to get the danged thing to work, and for the money they're charging, there should be a manual on how to use it with ALL music software. I'm an organist and harpsichordist... I shudder at when they will figure out harpsichords have more than 8' registers. Or that there are pedal harpsichords, period strings, brass, or woodwinds. Then there will be more to offer in a program that, from my point of view, is impossible to use. It was a total waste of money for me. Their sounds may be great (I have no idea!)... but it's a program designed by and for computer geeks, not musicians. If you have better luck with it, let me know.