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torsogong
Total Posts: 37
Joined 08-25-2005 status: Regular |
As you know, My Motif has only MIDI IN, OUT and THRU. I just purchased another 16 track workstation keyboard that only accepts USB. How do I get them to “talk” to each other in the simplest and least expensive way? I do not want to connect my Motif to my computer, except for, perhaps the purpose of using the Voice Editor. I’ve seen that a simple MIDI IN and OUT to USB cable only works for connecting my Motif to a computer. It seems I need a host box. The host boxes I’ve seen start at 600 dollars! My goal is this: When using my sequencer on my Motif (or the controller in this case), I want to be able to set things up to where I can dedicate a sound from the slave unit to a track instead of of one of my Motif’s sounds. Thanks for the help! |
5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
What is the model of the “16 track workstation keyboard that only accepts USB”? |
torsogong
Total Posts: 37
Joined 08-25-2005 status: Regular |
It is the Casio WK-7600. Thanks |
5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
OK. I wanted to make sure that your keyboard was USB “class compliant”, meaning that it doesn’t need external drivers. Fortunately, Casio says it is class compliant:
A USB host shouldn’t cost anything near $600 (US dollars, that is). See this:
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torsogong
Total Posts: 37
Joined 08-25-2005 status: Regular |
WOW! And I thought I was good at research. Thank you SO MUCH for the heads up! |
5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
You’re welcome! Hopefully you’ll now be able to affordably connect the Casio and use it with your Motif. |