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Post by shyamwestwind on Jun 18, 2007 13:57:46 GMT
My Friend Elvis had his Yamaha PRO 9000 which he sold to another friend of mine, now playing with me.
He had a 2 GB Hard Disk on borad the PRO 9000 and used it effectively. He used to work on his files with the Cakewalk 9 and tranfer them to the Hard Disk from his PC (with the Windows XP Professional)
My friend who bought the keyboard is not able to do this transfer from his PC to the Hard disk, though its the same operating system and he uses the same USB to HD cable.
Can someone advice what he should do ? I cant get thro to Elvis now to as for his advice, hence this post.
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Post by thingyy on Jun 18, 2007 22:32:49 GMT
Yes, he should read the manual.
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Post by shyamwestwind on Jun 21, 2007 14:15:52 GMT
Thingyy you're joking !!! This is a format related issue and nothing to do with anything in the manual.
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Post by paulhcctt on Jun 21, 2007 15:05:17 GMT
try looking for software..... there might be a media manager required
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Post by levi2 on Jun 21, 2007 17:57:24 GMT
i dont use keyboards but is there no setting like ie transfer file maybe with the midi in/ out setting if u know what i mean like theres one buttun and if u keep pressing it you get different options
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Post by oldsage on Jun 25, 2007 21:50:10 GMT
if you are using a usb cable to your computer, look in your my computer(click on icon) and see if the hard drive is found there.if so click on it,you can then drag files on to it. steve
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Post by Tone_Deff (Musicmaker) on Jun 26, 2007 22:47:01 GMT
Hi Guys,
Although I am quite a 'Whizz' with the 9000 Pro, having had one now for over 5 years, I don't know what to suggest! This is due to the fact that I have never coupled the 9000 Pro to a computer. I have always used Floppy disks to move music from one to the other in .mid format. Backwards and forwards, when I am using programs like Sonar or Cubase, etc!
I am at present looking for a cable that I can connect the computer directly tto the computer, with a SCSI plug on one end (the keyboard), and the computer on the other end with a USB plug. Just wondering if such an animal exists? i.e. SCSI to USB ! !
To get an Mp3 made, I have a terrible task! I have to take the line out from the keyboard into my CD recorder - record a .wav file on to CD, then put the CD into the computer and convert it with 'CD Ex' to an Mp3. If I could get a cable (as above), I would not have to make CDs, as I could record the wav from the line out or SCSI straight into my computer (10 feet away from the keyboard), and then convert it to Mp3!
I am sure this is as clear as mud, but I know what I mean!
Kind regards,
Tony
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Post by thingyy on Jun 26, 2007 23:07:17 GMT
Would it work from line out or earphone jack on the keyboards to mike in on the computer?
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Post by oldsage on Jun 27, 2007 19:28:15 GMT
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