YouTube, Oh you think my vidoe on YouTube could get taken down? There's so many covers of popular songs on YouTube, I dont think those people get licences, I don't know its confusing lol Rode Microphones NT1 Condenser Microphone I was thinking about installing cube base to try for 30 days, but I dont know lol. Because I thought playing the piano throught fl studio with midi would sound better then piano directly to speakers, I tried all the piano sounds in fl studio and they dont sound that great, That sounds perfectly fine in everywat, I tested the velocity before, it recorded how hard and how light I pushed the keys, just doesn't seem to be perfect, I can change the velocity recordings with my mouse up and down after I play them with the piano. There is also 4 midi zones, I only use one because turning on more meshs the sound, I have the piano connected directly to my msi gaming laptop, then the laptop to scarlett2i2 interface with cables to hs8 Yamaha speakers, I also for regular piano practice run the xlr cables directly from piano to speakers.

Hi thankyou for all the input, I noticed the volume on the piano midi volume is set to 127, nothing changed when I turned it all the way down. If it's a radical re-arrangement, then you might get away with it. Stick one of your covers up and test the system - if your recording is close to the original they will identify it. remotely enough plays to generate anything from youtube. If you use any on-line system, the composer will get the PRS, you might get PPL if you are a member. On the youtube cover version front - you won't make a penny, because Youtube will identify the composer, and route any payments to them. My master keyboard with unweighted keys behaves totally differently. I routinely deduct a bit from the data value, and it then matches how it's internal sound works. as a master keyboard and select a piano sample that I like, it's quite difficult to play quietly, and easier to play loudly. Cubase that I use certainly does, and if I play on my stage piano (a gem) it seems very responsive at low velocities, and less so when I play loud. will give you the option to add or subtract from the MIDI value. It's quite possible that the loudest could only get to maybe 100 or so, and the quiet ones you heard sounding are missing totally until quite a few in. The inspect the recording and see what velocities got recorded.

I don't know FL studio, but with a midi track recorded, will it let you inspect the velocities? A good test is to put it into record and play a chord as quietly as you can, so it sounds on the keyboard, then gradually play louder and louder until you are at maximum volume. The velocity scaling isn't very linear with some keyboards. is going to the computer (via USB connection I see) and simply recording MIDI and replaying the sounds from the Kawai? You didn't respond to my question - all you're doing at the moment.

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