Will a 25 key midi controller fit along with a 13'' macbook pro? Thanks
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The largest pocket in the back is about 17" tall and about 15" at its widest (it curves at the top). It could hold a pretty thick component or laptop - prob up to 3-4" thick. There is a secondary compartment which is almost as tall, but much deeper and it has separator flap. I typically hold about 10 pieces of vinyl in one of the sections w no problems. I'm not sure which keyboard you have, but pending on the dimensions of it, there is a likely chance it could fit. The 13" macbook will fit no problem, I store my 15" MacBook Pro in it with vinyl, headphones, dicers, stylus case, cables, power supply, mic and a couple of small cases of adaptors. It is pretty roomy. I have even put a Vestax VCI-380 in the back pocket.
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I don't see where you would have a problem. But it depends on the width of the controller. The bag is humongous!
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The largest pocket in the back is about 17" tall and about 15" at its widest (it curves at the top). It could hold a pretty thick component or laptop - prob up to 3-4" thick. There is a secondary compartment which is almost as tall, but much deeper and it has separator flap. I typically hold about 10 pieces of vinyl in one of the sections w no problems. I'm not sure which keyboard you have, but pending on the dimensions of it, there is a likely chance it could fit. The 13" macbook will fit no problem, I store my 15" MacBook Pro in it with vinyl, headphones, dicers, stylus case, cables, power supply, mic and a couple of small cases of adaptors. It is pretty roomy. I have even put a Vestax VCI-380 in the back pocket. The largest pocket in the back is about 17" tall and about 15" at its widest (it curves at the top). It could hold a pretty thick component or laptop - prob up to 3-4" thick. There is a secondary compartment which is almost as tall, but much deeper and it has separator flap. I typically hold about 10 pieces of vinyl in one of the sections w no problems. I'm not sure which keyboard you have, but pending on the dimensions of it, there is a likely chance it could fit. The 13" macbook will fit no problem, I store my 15" MacBook Pro in it with vinyl, headphones, dicers,... » Read More The largest pocket in the back is about 17" tall and about 15" at its widest (it curves at the top). It could hold a pretty thick component or laptop - prob up to 3-4" thick. There is a secondary compartment which is almost as tall, but much deeper and it has separator flap. I typically hold about 10 pieces of vinyl in one of the sections w no problems. I'm not sure which keyboard you have, but pending on the dimensions of it, there is a likely chance it could fit. The 13" macbook will fit no problem, I store my 15" MacBook Pro in it with vinyl, headphones, dicers, stylus case, cables, power supply, mic and a couple of small cases of adaptors. It is pretty roomy. I have even put a Vestax VCI-380 in the back pocket. « Show Less
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I have a 13 inch MacBookPro. I don't see why it wouldn't work. Check the amazon description; if it says 13 inch macBooks, i would think you're in good shape. You can return it if it doesn't fit. It just snapped into place.
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There may be some space - but it may be enough for some cords or cables. The 13.3" MacBook Pro is very snug.
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Im not sure about sound card stuff but I do have both a akai keyboard and a NI Maschine micro but if this helps I will explain what I am doing! I run a new macbook pro to komplete kontrol 6 then 2 midi cords for in and out to a novation bass station 2 then and the other side of my mac I run machine micro usb or a akai synth station 49! Thats all I'm can tell you! Im hoping the new akai advance comes out soon because once I get that I can run it in midi to connect more stuff! I use the iPad air for a mixer and other functions with logic remote and I use maschine and Logic Pro X! Hope that helps you or others respond! Im going to have to study up on soundcards now! Good Luck to you! Im not sure about sound card stuff but I do have both a akai keyboard and a NI Maschine micro but if this helps I will explain what I am doing! I run a new macbook pro to komplete kontrol 6 then 2 midi cords for in and out to a novation bass station 2 then and the other side of my mac I run machine micro usb or a akai synth station 49! Thats all I'm can tell you! Im hoping the new akai advance comes out soon because once I get that I can run it in midi to connect more stuff! I use the iPad air for a mixer and other functions with logic remote and I use maschine and Logic Pro X! Hope that... » Read More Im not sure about sound card stuff but I do have both a akai keyboard and a NI Maschine micro but if this helps I will explain what I am doing! I run a new macbook pro to komplete kontrol 6 then 2 midi cords for in and out to a novation bass station 2 then and the other side of my mac I run machine micro usb or a akai synth station 49! Thats all I'm can tell you! Im hoping the new akai advance comes out soon because once I get that I can run it in midi to connect more stuff! I use the iPad air for a mixer and other functions with logic remote and I use maschine and Logic Pro X! Hope that helps you or others respond! Im going to have to study up on soundcards now! Good Luck to you! « Show Less
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Hi there, I wish I could help you more, but we have a Yamaha CP4 keyboard - which does fit perfectly. Let me go measure ours and I'll include the dimensions in this email.......It's 5"x 14"x52" I hope that helps! Bryan
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I had a 15" laptop and a 13" Sony VAIO Duo Touchscreen computer plus the powercords in it last week when I went to an interview. My 17" Apple MacBook Pro laptop will not fit.
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No, I bought it to hold a korg kaossilator. Works fine for that, but too small for a MacBook.
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i would not know that I have an 88 Keyboard hooked into my computer for Sonar Midi Software fits the table fine, you can wide it or shorten it. just look up the product manufacturer and they will answer you. I read the specs and that was all I needed. great for my floor pedals sitting down behind the keyboard all kind of leg space.
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Yes. It fits fine on my MacBook Pro 17. The keyboard is standard size on all the unibody MacBook Pros.
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I have the one pictured with dual monitor and it would fit my 27" i mac, easy with keyboard. It is about 24" wide. Was a lot bigger than i expected, but fits my laptop monitor and external monitor (the dual screen varidesk) easily
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The keyboard for the Mac 13 and 15 are the same. This is the serato cover. I have it and love it makes things easy when djing. Hope this helps
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I use the bag with a 13" macbook pro and have plenty of space, maybe your laptop fits perfect
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The ux16 cable converts a midi signal into a usb for inserting into a computer. As long as the foot controller has a midi out it should work as you need it to in any DAW.
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Yes. I have a 13 inch macbook pro retina display (bought in September 2013), and it fits my keyboard perfectly.
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I think the connector you are referring is PS/2, so no the Midisport will no fit in your keyboard. The Midisport Uno converts MIDI to usb and usb to MIDI.
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I have the 13 inch without the retna display and I t fits mine perfectly. I can't imagine the keyboards would be different.
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It's very easy to hook to a computer; it has a place on the back to insert a USB thumb drive if desired, and another place to plug in a USB cable to connect directly to a computer. After you install the MIDI driver on a Windows PC, the keyboard will show up in your MIDI or DAW programs. (I don't see a PSR-E433 MIDI driver listed for the Mac, but another user who reviewed it said they simply connected it to their MacBook Pro and it showed up instantly in Garageband. Otherwise, there is a MIDI driver for the Mac OSX listed for the PSR-E423, which should also work for the PSR-E433.)