Can I plug a keyboard into the midi in to control/record with VST's or RTA's in pro tools or does it just control the eleven rack?
158915
Yes you can, there's a schematic map that shows you where you can plug things in to make this awesome thing run like a dream.
951925
Yes, it looks like the Vypr will accept midi commands from any controller - the manual should tell you how
1348819
It's a midi controller, not an electric keyboard so no. You need a computer program or a synth to use with it.
1985843
As far as I know, you can only use the keyboard from the Ms-20 mini to control other vsts, you won't be able to use the knobs
442868
I'm sorry I can't answer that question. I couldn't get the midi interface to work with my computer.
827394
It should work with all versions of Pro Tools. Its just a usb/midi controller with 4 line/ xlr inputs. It comes with Protools Express and a ilok usb key. PTE is a stripped down version of 9 and 10 mixed together.
1959494
You can manually map any akai professional controller to almost any DAW, i use my lpd8 with both ableton, fl studio and traktor so i would assume it will work for you as well.
369856
It won't do anything. It needs some sort of program running to make noise. MIDI controllers like this are just buttons in the shape of a keyboard that tell your computer what to do. There are some free plugins/programs you could can use for piano sounds or synths. I use Alicia's Key's by Native Instruments, but that costs money (but it's worth it imo). You can use a laptop or even a tablet with the right adapters if you have those. In short, the keyboard itself doesn't make any noise without other software.
856978
it depends on what u mean u cant plug the midi keyboard into the interface but it is the same usb cable you plug into an audio interface
1606997
its a midi controller, it should work with with any program that accepts midi in or midi out
321143
Yes. Works with just about any MIDI-enabled DAW. Works withh Pro Tools too.
802078
A MIDI controller does not produce its own sounds; it primarily controls MIDI information only. For example, I have a Korg N5ex keyboard and software instruments on my computer. The MIDI controller can control the sounds on either the Korg keyboard or the computer software, but it does not have sounds of its own. I could not use the MIDI controller as a stand-alone performance keyboard. One of the advantages of using a MIDI controller is that if you already have the sounds on another keyboard, sound module, or instrument software, you may only need the keys. You can easily save hundreds, if not thousands of dollars for just buying the controller. A fairly decent 88-key MIDI controller can be had for around $500, whereas an 88-key workstation or digital synthesizer/piano can run you into thousands of dollars.
224601
You can hook up a mic and a guitar at the same time. There is no MIDI interface, but I am assuming that you, like almost everyone, are using USB for the controller. In that case, you can use your controller with a mic simultaneously. In fact, you can connect two inputs on top the controller (assuming USB). You cannot connect the MIDI controller to the FT Pro, though, because the controller has no sound output - it's just a bunch of switches.
444683
it's a hardware sampler, meaning it doesn't use midi to control any sounds, it has it's own sounds. you could record into reason (or any DAW, I use Fl) using an interface.
752577
No this is a midi controller. If you were to map a sample to a VST sampler, Reasons Kong, for example you could. It however stores no local sample data. You cant get away that cheap dog :(
1807415
This is a MIDI keyboard controller only- you need some kind of sound module for it to actually make noise. I'm not familiar with Ableton, but my Impulse 61 is fantastic used with Reason and VST instruments in Reaper.
444684
It has Midi, I seems like it would. I haven't used it with midi yet, but if you have some time of midi connection or rack, you can probably use it to control reason. I use Ableton tho.