Christian Sjonnesen
Logician
I recently set up a music studio using Logic Pro 9 with my Yamaha Clavinova for a keyboard, which I connected with a Roland UM-ONE USB MIDI Interface. it works great and I am finding David Nahmani's "Logic Pro 9 and Logic Express 9" an invaluable learning tool.
I also have a Yamaha PSR 3000 keyboard and I am trying to connect it to my system so I can access its instruments in my compositions. The manual for the PSR 3000 recommends connecting to a computer with a USB cable (rather than with MIDI cables), which I have done. However, something isn't right because I can't record from it into Logic Pro. I can use the Clavinova keyboard to play the PSR 3000 and the recorded part shows up in the Arrange window, but I can't seem to get the sound to feed through the computer's speakers and there's no sound at all during "playback.
Do I need an interface with multiple cables so I can connect the PSR 3000 to it instead of directly to the computer via USB? Or is there something I'm missing, since I'm new at this?
Please help,
Christian
I also have a Yamaha PSR 3000 keyboard and I am trying to connect it to my system so I can access its instruments in my compositions. The manual for the PSR 3000 recommends connecting to a computer with a USB cable (rather than with MIDI cables), which I have done. However, something isn't right because I can't record from it into Logic Pro. I can use the Clavinova keyboard to play the PSR 3000 and the recorded part shows up in the Arrange window, but I can't seem to get the sound to feed through the computer's speakers and there's no sound at all during "playback.
Do I need an interface with multiple cables so I can connect the PSR 3000 to it instead of directly to the computer via USB? Or is there something I'm missing, since I'm new at this?
Please help,
Christian