Need some "how to" direction for connecting my PR604 to my PC running Windows XP. Have an Audigy (if that matters) soundboard and Band in a Box installed. Midi cables as well. No midi input on the PC. Have a midi converter cable that accepts the midi cable running from the SX PR604 that transitions into a mini RAC plug. Primary goal is to record PR604 output in a format that can eventually result in a PC based MP3 file. Need the "how to" and "missing item(s)" feedback.
Tim

Note: Synth model corrected per R.M.'s feedback.

[This message has been edited by Triple T (edited 07-17-2009).]

[This message has been edited by Triple T (edited 07-17-2009).]

Dunno about the rest of you but I'm sitting here wondering what an MP604 is...
Rog

Who said you can find anything on Google LOL

I DO IF YOU KNOW HOW

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It is a recording piano like a keyboard but more like a piano as in Clavinet
You probably need to get a midi to USB box to use midi from piano to computer
OR
run your left and right cords into a Y cord with a 1/6 inch stereo male plug and plut it into your sound card. Then you can record into computer sound recording software.
bebop

Yeaaahhh Roger,
When you graduate to Digital Ensembles, you will become conversant with the model numbers.
Refer to my PR903, and I beleive Audrey may be able to help you as well. (how do I apply those smiley icons)
Please keep The Technics Forum alive and active.
Ray

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Ray The Saint

What ever happened to just plain words!!!

I know what a USB port is though I do not know what USB is in translation to words!!!

It took persistent questioning to learn that SX means "single drive"... What KN means I have no clue.(I do not need to know either).
I do know that KNSX7000 is the model name of my favorite electronic arranger piano keyboard!

Universal Serial Bus

'Travel anywhere whilst eating your cornflakes...!'
Ray - in the UK MP stands for Member of Parliament or Military Police and not PR604.
Anyway I've sorted Tim's problem...
Best wishes all
Rog