casio keyboard wk210

casio keyboard wk210

M-Audio SP-2 US65010 Sustain Pedal Piano Style Sustain Pedal for Keyboards

$14.19

The M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal is the perfect product for keyboard players who want the most realistic pedal action. The SP-2 model is used in the same manner as the sustain pedal on an acoustic piano. This classic-style pedal works with any M-Audio keyboard. Designed to work and feel just like an acoustic piano's sustain pedal, it has a specially designed rubber bottom that grips the floor and ...

Casio WK-210 76-Key Personal Keyboard with 570 Tones

$199.99

More powerful features and functions

* Recorder for composing and play
* Registration for storage of keyboard setups and instant recall when you need them
* One Touch Preset automatically sets up the keyboard to match the Currently selected rhythm.
* Auto Harmonize adds appropriate harmony notes to your melody automatically.
* Arpeggiator simplifies arpeggio play....

Casio WK-210 Keyboard (Same as WK 200 , except for the blue lights)

$120.00

CASIO DIGITAL KEYBOARD WK 210

$140.00

How to plug the piano into the computer so it creates the score?

I bought my sister the casio wk210 - she wanted a keyboard piano, so she could plug it into the computer, and her score would appear while she is playing. That way, if she was playing a song on the piano, instead of handwriting each note on paper, the computer would write it for her. Does anybody know what software I need to get in order to let the computer do this?

Hello. I'm a composer http://pianoismyfriend.com ,

I have a digital piano and I use Sibelius 6 to arrange my music sheet.

If you want the score to appear while playing , you need a MIDI cable (or USB MIDI for newer one). Just install the driver that comes with your casio (if any) to your PC and there you go, you can click Record button and it will write while you play.

However though, I must say that if your sister is an advanced piano player like me, you'd be better off writing it in Sibelius manually than having it to write it automatically. The reason is:

1. you have to push your notes in 'perfect' timing, and if she plays a complex arrangement, any software will produce really ugly sheet.

2. It is so ugly that no one can play your song by reading it.

3. You will save much more time creating it from scratch rather than fixing it.

If you just want to compose a melody line for an orchestral piece, you can write while you play since it is so simple that you can time it perfectly