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Topic: Kawai CN34 MIDI (Read 3858 times)

arpegione

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Kawai CN34 MIDI

on: September 13, 2013, 07:45:20 AM

Hello,
I have a CN34 Kawai model with this feature : "The piano includes a 2-track recorder, which lets you record right and left hand parts separately, or record using two different voices, play them back as a single piece and practice left and right-hand parts separately"
My question is, how can I modify/edit an external MIDI file, load it into piano player via USB device, and practice left and right-hand parts separately ?
Many thanx,
Marian

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pianoplunker

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Re: Kawai CN34 MIDI

Reply #1 on: September 21, 2013, 04:42:18 AM

Quote from: arpegione on September 13, 2013, 07:45:20 AM

Hello,
I have a CN34 Kawai model with this feature : "The piano includes a 2-track recorder, which lets you record right and left hand parts separately, or record using two different voices, play them back as a single piece and practice left and right-hand parts separately"
My question is, how can I modify/edit an external MIDI file, load it into piano player via USB device, and practice left and right-hand parts separately ?
Many thanx,
Marian

With digital pianos, usually the two track recording is audio, not midi. the only input is from the keys. Also, midi is a 16 channel feature, it does not make sense to apply only two tracks for a midi input when a vast majority of midi files use more than two.