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Also, try e-mailing M-AUDIO regarding your problem, you'll never know.they might have some suggestions on how to fix it.

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> when using the USB-MIDI port of PX-320, it is more convenient because there is no need to connect the MIDI In/Out cables as I've described above because it's 'all been taken care of' by this connectivity option.Дў) did it happen to come with a driver CD? Have you installed it?ДЈ) if you've tried suggestion #1 and failed, then you can try e-mailing Casio Tech Support and mention the incompatibility problem. > the principle should be the same though in MIDI-to-USB connectors, you should connect the MIDI OUT of the PX-320 to the MIDI-in of the converter I use a Creative SB Live front-bay port that has a MIDI-IN/OUT connectors and an Audiophile 2496 that has a MIDI-In/OUT cables and I use either of the MIDI In ports to connect with my PX-320's MIDI Out). > given a conventional MIDI connector cable between any MIDI keyboard and a PC's soundcard/audiocard having dedicated MIDI In/Out ports.the MIDI Out of the PX-320 connects to the MIDI-In port of the soundcard and the MIDI-In of the PX-320 should connect to the MIDI out of the soundcard (e.g. Just sharing my novice's setting-up experienceДЎ) make sure that MIDI OUT (PX-320) connects to the MIDI-In of the MIDIsport Uno and the MIDI IN (PX-320) connects to the MIDI OUT of the MIDIsport Uno. I got a workaround but interested to know why sustain behaves different depending whether compose or record mode. I have a question about Anvil modes and how they affect 'sustain' on playback and have emailed Anvil.

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Shame I gotta go to work tomorrow and wait till I get home and play some moreДЄnvil Software - only spent a few hours on it today, so can't give a quantifiable critique as yet - first impressions, excellent considering it's free. I also used the SD card on the 320 for recording and also for playing downloaded midi's and that worked well.

So, a good weekend, this ole dude was a bit worried about the techie aspects - but with the above I have now got a good starters package (heck I might even claim my corner in the lounge, books, cables, dog, cats etc = a 'music studio' hahah) - nice keyboard, import/play any midi, export/save my compositions and convert to music score, or simply record to the Anvil software for playback thru the 320 So I guess Anvil must have a built in casio compatable format or convert to it on the fly. It's actually quicker to import a midi file into Anvil then play it on the casio than it is to import the file into the casio (via the casiosmf software) ,convert it to casio format, then play it. I thought this was gonna be a challenge - but it was straightforward Ditto, choose RECORDER mode on the Anvil software, it records, then you can play it back thru the casio.

Press Play and it plays my composition straight back through the Casio keyboard speakers. But this weekend I discovered some shareware with a good reputation - Anvil Studio here's the link I simply downloaded the shareware, installed it, loaded it, went into COMPOSE mode, tapped on the piano keyboard and notes appeared on the music staff. I had planned to purchase Sibelius or Finale notation software down the line when I got some money again. STAGE 2 Getting the keyboard to directly create midi files and music scores on my pc.

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I can go on the web, download any midi, run it thru the Casio SMF software (converts midi to casio cp2 format) and play the music thru the 320 - very nice, works well. Connected the 320 to the PC, did the installation per Casio Manual, and in minutes (as opposed to hours with M Audio cabling), I have both way commumication between keyboad and pc. So, being a kiss (keep it simple stupid) kind of guy, I went off to Staples, bought a straightforward USB A-B cable. Despite a few hours of faffing around, I couldn't get it to work

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You plug the Midi connectors into the Midi ports on the 320 and the USB into your PC and hey presto, It doesn't/didn't work for me. He suggested I purchase an M AUDIO Midisport Uno (1 - in/ 1 - out MIDI/USB) cable. (Against my better judgement for simplicity) I let the sales person sway me. I have no previous experience, but am fairly 'techie' Along with the DP I had to make a couple of other purchasing decisions - one of which was how to connect the 320 to my PC. As some of you know from my previous posts, I bought a Casio PX 320 cupla weeks ago.