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Re: cakewalk Posted by MaTTeO (from: 24.108.45.185) on June 30, 2000 at 06:55:20: In Reply to: cakewalk posted by robin on June 29, 2000 at 00:38:05: Cakewalk will not do transcription, but there is a program called Sibelius, which will do that. As for hooking up your keyboard, you probably know the standard midi connector is the round one, but you don't see one on your computer. If you have a sound card (I assume you do :) ) you will see a 15 pin connector on it. It is shaped like a trapezoid. It functions as a joystick port and a Midi port. What you need is a cord that has a 15 pin connector on one end, usually it ahs a passthrough for a joystick or other dvices, adn teh other end has a MIDI in and out cnnector. Look at your local Radio Shack store, or whatever other place sells electronics and computer/music equipment. : Hello! I am a computer illiterate, so please bare with my simply questions. I just got a keyboard and I want to hook it up to my computer to use Cakewalk. For those of you who have cakewalk, is it possible to play whatever I have composed and have it automatically transcribed onto sheet music on cakewalk? Also, I have a technics kn-6000 - would you happen to know what kind of cord I need to get as well? You replies would be much appreciated! -Robin Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Cakewalk will not do transcription, but there is a program called Sibelius, which will do that. : As for hooking up your keyboard, you probably know the standard midi connector is the round one, but you don't see one on your computer. If you have a sound card (I assume you do :) ) : you will see a 15 pin connector on it. It is shaped like a trapezoid. It functions as a joystick port and a Midi port. What you need is a cord that has a 15 pin connector on one end, usually it ahs a passthrough for a joystick or other dvices, adn teh other end has a MIDI in and out cnnector. Look at your local Radio Shack store, or whatever other place sells electronics and computer/music equipment. : : : Hello! I am a computer illiterate, so please bare with my simply questions. I just got a keyboard and I want to hook it up to my computer to use Cakewalk. For those of you who have cakewalk, is it possible to play whatever I have composed and have it automatically transcribed onto sheet music on cakewalk? Also, I have a technics kn-6000 - would you happen to know what kind of cord I need to get as well? You replies would be much appreciated! -Robin Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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