virtual keyboard

[denby]

do any of you know if theres such a program as kind of a virtual keyboard where you can play the keys using your mouse and save what you play as mp3 or wav.

i know i could just use hardware keyboard but i would still like to know if theres a program out that can do this



thanks

 

[denby]

do any of you know if theres such a program as kind of a virtual keyboard where you can play the keys using your mouse and save what you play as mp3 or wav.

i know i could just use hardware keyboard but i would still like to know if theres a program out that can do this



thanks

 

[Diaz]

Fruity Loops. You can also program Fruity Loops so you can use your keyboard that you use to type to play notes.

 

[Diaz]

Fruity Loops. You can also program Fruity Loops so you can use your keyboard that you use to type to play notes.

 

[bigmack]

fruity loops and reason

 

[denby]

how do u do it in reason?

 

[denby]

how do u do it in reason?

 

[Hymnz]

you can do it in any program.
you need "Mouse Keyboard" and "Midi Ox".
mouse keyboard assigns your computer keyboard to certain notes, and midi ox is a virtual midi cable, and the combination of these two will let you play your keyboard in any program that supports midi controllers (any production utility like reason, FL etc)
do some research before you come here expecting easy answers. its not hard to find... go to bome.com for tutorials.

http://bome.com/midi/keyboard/help/rsn3_tut.php
"using Bome's Mouse Keyboard with Propellerhead's Reason 3"

but this is no where as pleasant as having a dedicated midi keyboard. if you sucked at making music with the mouse, you will still suck now.
get a keyboard for the real feeling, its the only way really nice beats beats will come to you.

 

[Hymnz]

you can do it in any program.
you need "Mouse Keyboard" and "Midi Ox".
mouse keyboard assigns your computer keyboard to certain notes, and midi ox is a virtual midi cable, and the combination of these two will let you play your keyboard in any program that supports midi controllers (any production utility like reason, FL etc)
do some research before you come here expecting easy answers. its not hard to find... go to bome.com for tutorials.

http://bome.com/midi/keyboard/help/rsn3_tut.php
"using Bome's Mouse Keyboard with Propellerhead's Reason 3"

but this is no where as pleasant as having a dedicated midi keyboard. if you sucked at making music with the mouse, you will still suck now.
get a keyboard for the real feeling, its the only way really nice beats beats will come to you.