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- errolmaybury8429cs
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My second issue is, even if I connect this keyboard, will it work with Pro Logic X. I can see a generic Yamaha driver online, but cannot see any posts on specifically connecting this older generation keyboard specifically. Are these things usually plug n play or are there some fairly generic drivers out there?
Yamaha Psr 170 Midi Driver For Mac
Besides the (most likely required) drivers to make the (above mentioned) MIDI interface to work, there should be no need for your PSR keyboard to transmit MIDI to Logic (or any other MIDI apt software). MIDI is a protocole that all the softwares that deal with MIDI has to adhere to.
Buy any Logic Pro X compatible MIDI interface and connect to this from the MIDI in and out on the PSR. MIDI interface connects to MAC. MIDI interface should come with it's own driver. No driver needed for PSR. PSR settings as per user manual and with bit of luck the whole thing works out!
Normally, once you had bought your MIDI interface, you would pay a visit to the company web site to look for and download their most recent drivers for that specific MIDI interface model and your computer model. Reading their advice and installation instructions for your specific setup is highly recommended. Installation of the drivers usually are done before connecting the MIDI interface and while Logic (or any other MIDI related software) is not running.
Greatly appreciate your time and effort for the reviews..I am having a difficulty to choose between yamaha p515 and p255 and dgx 660.. i am slightly less than intermediate level i guess.. and i used till now the yamaha psr e 353.. which was nice at the begining but.. u know ?
well.. i just came here to say that i ended up with Kawai es8.. the action is too heavy for me on the p515.. i need way more finger strength and dexterity to play on p515 especially fast pieces.. which is also a bit difficult on the es8 due to the keys bounce when u let them off.. but for me its better than yamaha and roland at this price tag anyway.. so ty anyway for the great content of yours.. i use it alot to make decisions.. take care.. ? 2ff7e9595c
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