Will this be good for enhancing the sounds of digital pianos and synthesizers in my bedroom studio?
1116446
The Sonic Maximizer is a line level processor and must be connected prior to the amplifier in any audio system. It will only work if the digital piano/synthesizer is connected to an external amplifier/speaker system.
1116447
yes it will it will work for any type of digital audio input and enhances the sound very noticeably very great purchase
1930186
Yes, as it has sampled classical pieces and is user-friendly. It also has a headphone jack to minimize noise and a damping pedal for a more genuine piano experience.
1373602
Of course. I use a BEHRINGER B212D powered 2-way as a monitor wedge for synthesizer keyboards on stage and in practice session. I adjust the equalizer on the same speaker.
1203736
Id say you can make ANY type of music with this...Its just how you program the sounds into it...
1425250
The best suggestion would be a keyboard amp, like a Peavey KB1 or any of the Roland KC amps.
856599
Yes, assuming your DAW has a soft synth to generate sound from the incoming MIDI data that is generated by the fishman pickup
856595
It should work out of the box. It will appear in your DAW as a midi device.
2190631
Shouldn't be any problems doing this. I bought mine to augment the sound of the internal speakers in my Yamaha Clavinova CVP-605. However, you might want to add a subwoofer to bring out the low end of the keyboard.
114887
Any soft with MIDI compare (cubase. logic. etc) Its mean you can use it not only with computer soft if you have MIDI connection and great desire to explore:)
1004900
Yes. I've used it tune a couple of pianos, my violin, and my guitar. It works great. But don't forget to push the buttons and make sure it is calibrated to 440 Hz (I made that mistake). I also bought the microphone. I think it helps to screen out background noise.
1396375
Sure. Obviously you won't have as many options for good sounds. But yeah. See if you can demo it first.
1552401
I haven't used it for that purpose, however, it has picked up music in the background of my recordings very clearly. I would keep the recorder at a bit of a distance from the piano, since having it very close tends to "fuzz" the recording a bit.
663971
As long as your piano has a 1/4" jack output, and your computer has a USB input, yes. I use this cable to connect a MicroKORG to a Mac. The downside is that it outputs to mono. However, I'm not sure if that's just because of my setup.
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.
1628342
The keys action is very different to a "real" piano. It takes a while to master it for expression. Depending on your use it might work.I use it for practice only. If you need to practice and them play a "real" piano afterward I would not advise it. The sounds are great if you use headphones.
2016273
Certainly you can as with any device that sends to DAW or similar external hardware. It's musical signal can easily be incorporated into a mix and further tweaked.
797824
It should be fine you can go up octaves if needed. If she's needing a pc music keyboard than it should be fine but remember it's not a standalone keyboard it needs a DAW to play sounds like fl studio, ableton, reason ect.