hardware noob here
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carlosfarolan
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hardware noob here
Hi, I have a korg krome keyboard with a midi out to a steinberg ur22, which is then connected to a usb to my laptop with windows 8.1. Drivers for ur22 are installed and the newest version of audacity reads them. I would love to record a song on to the computer. But when I press the record button on an audacity track while the music is playing on the keyboard nothing shows up. I am a complete recording noob here so can someone pls tell me if I need to go buy more wires or do some more specific settings on this audacity???? Thanks
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kozikowski
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Re: hardware noob here
Everything on that list is MIDI compliant...except Audacity. Audacity has some MIDI talents, but not enough to do actual musical production and recording.
Koz
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kozikowski
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Re: hardware noob here
You can run everything analog and do it all that way. That's how I do it with my keyboard.
Patch the keyboard Stereo Line-Out or Stereo-Headphone (my keyboard doesn't have a line-out) into the front panel left and right sockets of the UR-22. The connections in the UR-22 will accept either an XLR microphone:

or a 1/4" guitar plug (attached).
Koz
Patch the keyboard Stereo Line-Out or Stereo-Headphone (my keyboard doesn't have a line-out) into the front panel left and right sockets of the UR-22. The connections in the UR-22 will accept either an XLR microphone:

or a 1/4" guitar plug (attached).
Koz
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carlosfarolan
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Re: hardware noob here
Thanks for the quick reply. I will go try that method 