Can it be used with a keyboard / piano?
755694
Ehhh. Plug it in and see what happens? I don't think you would hurt anything. It wouldn't work the way a piano's sustain pedal works, but maybe you'll like the way it sounds. Or not.
755695
Experience says these 'cheaper' line pedals don't sound paired with anything other than guitar.Compression can be controlled with MIDI under live situations or added during recording mix.Also you don't have the control with guitar effect pedals as you would with the proper keyboard sustain pedal.Check keyboards that accept sustainer foot pedals; Sweetwater sells the pedals for $15.You can find them cheaper here on Amazon thru M-Audio for around $10.Keep looking and read up on it.
755696
Experience says these 'cheaper' line pedals don't sound paired with anything other than guitar. Compression can be controlled with MIDI under live situations or added during recording mix. Also you don't have the control with guitar effect pedals as you would with the proper keyboard sustain pedal. Check keyboards that accept sustainer foot pedals; Sweetwater sells the pedals for $15. You can find them cheaper here on Amazon thru M-Audio for around $10. Keep looking and read up on it.
1435323
You can not use this TC-Helicon without a keyboard that has a MIDI connection. It does not matter what type of keyboard as long as it has the MIDI connection.
1680672
It's not a keyboard, it's a midi controller. You need a PC/Mac with speakers + software to use this.
1667391
It isn't necessary. It gets its power from the usb, which is plugged into a computer. It is possible to buy a universal adapter if you want it to stand alone, but I can't conceive why you would. It is a midi controller, not a piano.
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!
2173400
i would assume that this mic would plug into anything that has a mic input in it. we used it for a karaoke machine. the only hesitation i would have on this, is you need to be really close to the mic to be heard......so i'm not sure a straight stand would be good for a keyboard.
1874134
Yes you can. However, I purchased this (when I hurt my back) so I could "legitimately" practice the basics with a band because it had built-in speakers. I do not use it at any other time. It has limited sounds that are not on a PRO level quality. I have a Korg kronos and a Yamaha Motif (88 weighted keys).
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.
2065208
Yes - there's a headphone jack under the keyboard section. Excellent piano I thoroughly recommend
441708
This is not a electronic piano. It's just the keyboard part of that. You have to connect it with your computer and use a software and the audio system of computer to hear the sound.
1348819
It's a midi controller, not an electric keyboard so no. You need a computer program or a synth to use with it.
1765993
Yes any headphones should work, just know this piano has a 1/4 inch headphone port, so you may need a 1/8 inch to quarter inch adapter. The headphones I received with this package includes this adapter and you can use that with any headphone set.
731044
I think that you can I'm not sure. This is really a kids keyboard because it doesn't really sound authentic like a Yamaha would sound. It's like a karaoke keyboard.
1262246
you can use a headphone with this, any type will work. A foot pedal comes with the keyboard
1749026
I would suggest for you to buy a small sound interface to use the speaker with a keyboard! :)
616240
It works well with a Casio keyboard and my travel guitar, so it should work for the digital piano too.
821371
You can buy a pedal separately and it connects to the keyboard via the "sustain" receptacle on the back of the keyboard. It works well