• Music Maker

  4 answers, most recent on 2/1/2009

  How do I make my MIDI keyboard controller keys match those on the program?
  I recently connected my old Roland ED PD-70 keyboard with a usb-to-midi cord and started up Music Maker 14. I'm on channel 1 and there's no sound at all. on channel 16 though the keys do make sound but they they skips notes and are all out of tune.
• Music Maker

  One answer, on 1/2/2009

  i hav magix music maker 14 and a yamaha psr282 keyboard with a midi/usb cord how am i supposed to get the keyboard to work because it doesnt show up when i try to use midi record?
  i hav magix music maker 14 and a yamaha psr282 keyboard with a midi/usb cord how am i supposed to get the keyboard to work because it doesnt show up when i try to use midi record?
• Music Maker

  One answer, on 12/15/2008

  RE: My MIDI Keyboard is not recognized.
  Hi there, First you need to establish how your MIDI keyboard connects to the system - via the traditional DIN MIDI port or via USB. I just checked and yours seems to offer a USB connection. In this case, please make sure that the keyboard is
• Other products

  3 answers, most recent on 9/14/2008

  RE: How do I get msic on a CD from a turntable?
  From a turntable (with no amplifier) I use a Preamp. You can get one from Radio Shack for less than $20.00. I plug the turntable's two input cords (red and white) in to the back of my preamp, then use two input cords from the preamp that plug into
• Music Maker

  2 answers, most recent on 6/18/2008

  RE: How do i get my keyboard to work?
  If you are trying to connect via midi make sure you set that up first. You can test by playing a midi (.mid or .rmi) and you should here it through your keyboard. If it's USB midi it will be easy to connect. If it's standard midi din cable; remember