if I get the right cables for it does this also work for garageband in ipad???

@@inez.sousa17 I think it can work. But I don't have an iPad so im not sure

Dónde descargargaste la aplicación y como se llama la App??

The app is GarageBand and it is preinstalled on every apple device

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Which app should i install to do this

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@@vinc88 you really did an amazing job, and I love your piano music.

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@@vinc88 this video deserves many more views. I have watched a lot of videos with high view rates and long durations but none of them explained what is exactly going on.( Which cable plugs where, what kind of software are you using, how do you record etc.)

The sound from garageband you choose comes from the laptop , so you listen to the speakers of the laptop or use headphones while playing If you turn piano speakers on you hear the original roland sound. But not the chosen midi sound But for me the midi piano sound and Roland piano sound is all piano so i often listen to the speakers of the piano. But sometimes i use headphones

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@@vinc88 what is the difference between this and putting an USB stick to get a midi file?

Yes you can also use an USB stick! I prefer a cable, because of the instant info/feedback on my laptop.

That is very unusual, normally it automatically detects the sustain pedal. Maybe somewhere in the settings, but im not sure to be honest. Thank you for watching :)

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I don’t have experience recording flute. Thanks a lot for watching :)

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Yes if you connect your macbook to your piano with a midi cable you hear the sound real time from whatever instrument/sound you chose. But the sound comes from the laptop not from the speakers of the piano. Your macbook only has to be connected to your piano with a midi cable. Thanks for watching :)

​@@vinc88 thank you for this sir very helpful!

Yes, if you're crazy, you can use a headless raspberry pi that takes MIDI input and then plays the audio on the piano speakers.

Thanks for watching :) Normally I play the piano listening to the sound of the digital piano speakers. I haven’t tried to use the piano speakers for garageband sounds yet. But that might also be possible

Thanks a lot! I really appreciate it! I have never tried it on windows yet. But maybe in the future :)

Yes. Reaper free + a free HD VST like Spitfire grand piano. And a free video editing software too if you want to make a video.

Thanks for watching! It’s improvised

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If you want the actual sound of the digital piano you can try using a 3.5mm aux cable. I made a video about it on my channel

Thanks a lot for watching! Yes you can also record your digital piano with an aux cable. I made a video about it on my channel :)

Yes! You can record the original sound through a 3.5mm cable. Just press record also on the digital piano before you play your song. Later you can press replay and record the replay through a 3.5mm cable Thanks for watching :)

@vinc88 thanks for your answer! But can u record the original sound and midi at the same time? Do you mean that I can press record at the piano and play my stuff while having the midi cable plugged in and recording midi simultaneously?

Yes you can have a midi file and an mp3 file of the same piece Step 1 press record on garageband to record the midi and also press record on your digital piano to record the original sound Step 2 play your song Step 3 now you have your midi you can safe that Step 4 you can now connect your piano through a 3.5mm cable. Step 6 press play button on your piano while press record on audacity

@vinc88 awesome, thank you so much! I love your style of explaining things, a little checklist straight to the point! Thanks for your help :)

I have only used GarageBand, so I'm not sure what's the best software for windows, This should work with any digital piano with midi capabilities. Thanks for watching

Yes the recorded midi data will run the original tempo. You could adjust it but you don’t have to. you can also use a 3.5mm audio cable. How to record audio on the Roland FP-30 in a few easy steps kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtJ2h72jtdvYYKc.html

does it have any latency (because of not using sound card) ?

I use GarageBand for recording the midi And for editing my videos I use vegas pro

@@vinc88 really so hopefull But garage band is for piano right?

I don’t have experience with other midi recording software, only GarageBand. But maybe for windows you can try it on the trial version of FL Studio. Or maybe try LMMS (linux Multimedia software) Or you can try Cakewalk.

Thank you for watching, You can record the midi like in this video and export to mp3 file. When you record the midi also record yourself playing with a camera. Later in post you can synchronize the audio with the video. (I also made a video about how to do that on my channel) You put your audio and video together in your video editing software.

@@vinc88 Thank you very much. Keep it up 💯

If you want the original sound you can use an aux cable. I made a video about it too Thank you for watching :) How to record audio on the Roland FP-30 in a few easy steps kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtJ2h72jtdvYYKc.html

Thanks for watching! I have never used Cubase/Cakewalk so im not sure how to. I personally like to use headphones

It could work, but im not sure. I have never used an Ipad before. Maybe you can find a cable to directly connect your Ipad to your piano. Good luck and thank you for watching :)

Yes when you record the midi you can choose the sound you want. There are also many settings to adjust it Thanks for watching :)

Yes that information is also recorded. Thank you for watching :)

I didn’t tweak anything, it also records how hard you press the key. I never edit my recodings. Only sometimes I add a little reverb. Thank you for watching :)

​@@vinc88is the electric piano also a factor? Like it's a good brand, it will also relay to garageband? I'm thinking it might be my cheap ass electric piano though its graded hammer action, its a local cheap brand. So, I'm expecting the results in garageband might still be bad because of my electric piano 😢😢😢

@@Raine_Daily It could be. I use a Roland fp-30, but I have never tried this on any other digital piano, so im not sure to bet honest.

If you want to record the original sound of your digital piano you can use a 3.5mm aux cable. I made another tutorial on my channel. Thanks a lot for watching :)

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Yes you can also record the internal sound if you use an 3.5mm aux cable. I also made a video about that method.

If you want the original sound of the piano you can use a 3.5mm aux cable I made a video about it on my channel :)

Thanks for watching :) Yes the midi also records how hard you press a note. I have never tried this with windows yet so im not sure

I normally just listen to the speakers of the piano. However the sound you hear is just the sound of the digital piano and not the daw. But maybe its possible im not sure. Thanks for watching :)

Yes. You record with a smartphone. In the video editing software you then align the smartphone mic audio and the MIDI rendered audio. Then you mute the microphone audio. It's fairly quick and easy. Once I went berzerk with OBS studio, manually configuring the delay between a webcam video and jack piano audio output. Too much effort, unless you want to actually stream. Making a video and recording a perfectly played piece requires so much more work that spending 10 minutes to manually change the audio track in the editing software isn't much of an issue.

I have never tried that before so im not sure Thanks for watching :)

Yes. You need an Apple Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter. Buy the Apple at $39, not the knock off brands for much less. You will also need a USB A to B cable to connect the Adapter to your piano. The cable is the same, or similar, to the one commonly used to connect your printer; prices range from $5 to $1,000. I would recommend something under $25. Check your specs to determine whether you need a 2.0 or 3.0 cable. I have a 9th generation iPad which requires a 2.0 cable. Cable lengths vary; buy the shortest length available that easily connects the two devices.

I have never tried it on a phone so im not sure

Yes that’s possible. If you turn on volume you will hear the piano. Thank you so much for your comment I really appreciate it :)

@@vinc88hello I have one more question and that the song you played in this tutorial what is the song called and thank you.

​@@EpicBanksThe piano song is improvised

@@vinc88 wait so you made that song yourself? Or is the song called improvised and if so by who?

@EpicBanks i made myself for background music :)

Any keyboard with an midi output It works with most keyboards Thanks for watching :)

@@vinc88 So an interface isn’t required? There must be something wrong with my GarageBand then, because It won’t record a track when I press record.

It was a bit improvisation, thanks a lot I really appreciate it :)

Could you share the notes for all of is who are wondering. I know its a ask. But will really appreciate it. Thanks.

@nripeshregmi1620 I am sorry I couldn’t find the midi anymore I think i lost it.

I have never tried It on an iPad so I'm not sure. I also use my sustain pedal and GarageBand will pick it up when you play the piano. Thanks for watching :)

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I don’t know that is really strange, maybe the usbc converter/toggle isn’t functioning properly. I hope you find a solution Thank you for watching

@@vinc88 I finally figured it out! I just had to allow GarageBand to use the mic 😅 thanks for the quick reply

Thats great to hear :)

That is very strange, maybe the cable or converter is broken, or maybe your settings in Garageband. Also Make sure to allow GarageBand to use the microphone. I hope you find a solution, Thanks for watching

Yes you can record the original through a 3.5mm aux cable. I made another video about it on my channel kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtJ2h72jtdvYYKc.html Thanks for watching :)

That’s really strange, I actually used the default steinway on garageband. I haven’t tweaked the sound. But maybe it sounds a bit different because I used an older version of GarageBand. Thanks a lot for watching :)

Hey Shiv - i'm having the same issue. The FP10 on it's own sounds amazing and authentic. Soon as it's connected to garageband using the Steinway option, it doesn't sounds the same. If anyone knows how that would be most helpful!!

I am not sure. Because I have never used an Ipad before. Thanks for watching :)

I have never tried that before, but I think that’s also possible. Thanks for watching :)

I ussual export the midi input to mp3. Exporting as midi file should also be possible. But I haven’t tried it on garageband yet. Thanks for watching :)

Yes the midi records which notes you play and with how much force. Then you can decide what sound you want. You can choose steinway or a guitar or a flute. Any sound or instrument you like. Thank you for watching :)

that's amazing! thank you and I will get me a Midi Asap!@@vinc88

Yes you have many instrument options in Garageband!

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Yes, you can hear your own piano speakers. However I hear the piano sound of my digital piano but not the sound I choose in garage band through the piano speakers. But maybe that is also possible, I haven’t tried yet

@@vinc88 ok thanks

A little delay is normal I think. But I don’t know a solution if the delay is too much Thank you for watching

Yes. You align smartphone microphone audio with the rendered audio manually. Or you go crazy with OBS studio and setup everything for real time video + rendered MIDI audio streaming.

You can see the notes on Garageband :)

I always use my MacBook. I haven’t tried to download it on windows so im not sure. Thanks for watching :)

That’s really strange. Usually garageband records all the input of your digital piano also the sustain pedal. Maybe there re some settings that can fix the problem but im not really sure

I use Garageband to record the midi. Thanks for watching :)

I bought it online. You can get a MacBook adapter on most sites like Amazon. Thanks for watching :)

@@vinc88 can you please send me the link to the Usb C I can’t find it bro😂

Just type in on amazon: MacBook adapter. I bought mine a long time ago so I don’t know the exact link.

@@vinc88 I found one that says USB B to USB C but it says for printer but do you think it fits for piano??