I want to connect my PC and keyboard to a device that will clear the noise, amp the signal, and output it through Headphones. is this what i need?
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You should be able to run the output of your digital piano into this box and then take the output of this box and plug via usb into your computer allowing you to record your piano on whatever recording software you have available. Purchase of this box gives you Tracktion which is a pretty good digital audio workstation.
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This device connects to your computer via usb. You cannot connect a computer keyboard to this device. It does have a headphone output. Hope this helps.
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Yes, that is the purpose of the optical input. I believe Macs have an optical out combined with the headphone socket, whilst PCs may require a USB to optical converter....
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At the front left hand corner of the keyboard, there is a 3.5mm jack. With this, you can connect headphones or external speakers. You can also connect to an amplifier. The device has no internal speakers, so yes, you have to use an external device such as headphones or speakers to hear the output.
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no, not with this keyboard, it only has a headphone output and an input for a sustain pedal. ok.
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Yes, this will work. It will show up in your Sound control panel as an output. Select that and plug in your headphones or speakers and you should be all set.
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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.
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Did you eventually find a good solution for your application? I'm hoping to do essentially the same thing, except I had planned to use the headphone outputs of both the piano and laptop. I would be grateful to know if you got this to work, and any details you might be willing to share about the hookup. Thanks.
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Connect to headphone output on your PC and another end to converter headphone input. There is a wire for that included.
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What software you're running shouldn't matter. If your PC has a 3.5mm speaker output jack you can hook them up.
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I don't think you've given enough information. What software do you want to use this with (e.g., Garage Band)? What kind of computer? If you're expecting sound to come out of the keyboard, it won't, it will come out of the computer.
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I would suggest for you to buy a small sound interface to use the speaker with a keyboard! :)
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No, it is a microphone. A DAC will clean up audio signals for a pair of headphones.
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There must be something which fits the output jack. It comes with the keyboard.
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There is a headphone jack port that you can use to hook up to the sound system. Not sure how well it would work though. I have not tried that myself. I usually hook it up to my peavy keyboard amp.
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if the keyboard has quarter inch outputs or RCA outputs then it will hook up fine. And it will support a microphone also at the same time.
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I'd say this model is somewhat overkill for just plugging into a keyboard. I would suggest the much cheaper Sennheiser HD201, which is not only a very good value headphone, but is also much lighter and more comfortable than the SRH440.
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You can also hook up to your PC via USB. I have not yet tried it but it might work for what you are looking for. Check out headsetdotcom and youtube for the demo videos