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MilehighBuyer
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Jun 10, 2015
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I see that there is a "MIDI" option, this is intriguing but adds some cost. Would one of you kind souls happen to know a bit more about the difference between the two? And would it still be possible to record the Pocket Piano if one used the regular version with regular audio out?
I am seriously considering this, but would like to know more about the Midi model. Thanks so much, have a great day.
Niko~
Jun 10, 2015
PatMcM
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Jun 10, 2015
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MilehighBuyerThe MIDI option features two MIDI jacks for MIDI In/Out/Thru to interact with many other MIDI devices: drum machines, sequencers, computers, synthesizers, and other Pocket Piano MIDIs. It is both a sound module and a controller, sending and receiving MIDI note messages, and generating or syncing to MIDI clock signals.
As a sound module, the Pocket Piano MIDI responds to all 88 notes of a full size piano, so you can expand on the Pocket Piano's 16 note keyboard. Using an external controller, you can take advantage of the Pocket Pianos unique sounds and arpeggiators over a much larger range. Larger range = more fun!
But the fun doesn't stop there - the Pocket Piano MIDI also sends and receives MIDI clock, so you can synchronize the Pocket Piano's arpeggiators with your favorite drum machine, sequencer, or computer software. The Pocket Piano MIDI passes all received clock messages to its output, allowing you to chain many Pocket Pianos together to create an orchestra of Pocket Pianos.
You can of course record the audio out from either of the two models. Hope that helps!
Jun 10, 2015
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