Record Keyboard In Audacity: Connect Your Keyboard Lesson 4

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[nn]

This video simply shows how to record sound via microphone. The title misleads viewers in thinking Audacity records keyboard music as MIDI file !!!

[StevePotgieter]

Audacity is very easy to use. I use it for my video audio but never thought to record a keyboard... you can edit the music right there too. Brilliant.

[Citadel-ACJ]

To those who have a headphone/output port behind your keyboard(1/4 inches), get a audio stereo adaptor. I got a LiveWire headphone adaptor(the silver kind) from the Guitar Center for about 5-6 bucks. Fit it into one end of your 3.5mm(1/8 inch) stereo audio cable(about 4 bucks at OfficeMax). Plug that into your keyboard. Then plug the other end of your cable into your microphone port on your computer(I have a desktop). In Audacity, go down to Perferences on the Edit tab. Click on Recording. Then click on the box that says Software Playthrough. Then you should hear the sounds while you record. It works for me.

[MiiNinja]

This is the most comprehensive video series I've ever seen... like... EVER! You're rather awesome!!

[rajasparekh]

If anyone is not able to hear what they are playing.
I have a solution. And I know it will definitely work.
Go to control panel. Sound. Recording. Select Microphone and hit properties. Just as shown in the video. Then you have to Go to the "Listen" section. Tick on "Listen to this device". And select your output option in "Playback through this device". Don't forget to hit apply and then OK. I am sure this will help almost everyone. Please let me know if this works out. I will be happy if my comment helps someone.
Note : I did it on Windows 10. You can try this on your computer.

[williamflaherty]

For me, recording from keyboard to computer was always an uphill battle ending up in Waterloo. This simple, short and clear video made it a no-brainer piece of cake. Those settings are a silver bullet. Thank you very much darling.

[ishtar]

These series of videos are fantastic: absolute clear and to the point! Thank you very much!

[JasonDurken]

Looks pretty easy to use!  Thanks for the tutorial.

[robertclarkguitar]

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[wojciechjastrzebski]

I am glad to find this tutorial because I didn't know how to set recording keyboard in audacity. I am using a Midi controller Arturia MiniLab, but I couldn't to use . When recorded any sound there was a noise only. Now I will try to do as you show. Greetings

[jerrychaix]

I went through a bunch of videos on recording a keyboard and they were all missing a key bit of information. This series worked. Thanks so much for a beautifully put toger instructional series.

[amritakarmakar]

Wow!! Was searching for this for a long time. Happy to finally find it, it is definitely helpful and well comprehended, Thank You!!

[NicholasHerriman]

This is the clearest explanation of recording a keyboard that I've seen yet. Thank you so much for this.

[kmiloxix]

A million thanks for this video, it has done what no other could do, the levels in the mic had me crazeee!!! Sound was awful. Thanks thankss!!!!

[Epanouissement]

Was this keyboard recorded over microphone? How about showing microphone placement!!
Was this keyboard recorded via midi out?... No way. Not with recording device selected shown here. And I believe Audacity does not recognize Midi anyway. This video didn't show mutch.

[sirasy]

this video is fantastic!!! I got it following exactly all your instructions! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[thesubscriber]

Thanks a lot. This video helped me so much. The gain was high so my keyboard sounded like it was under water or something. Now reduced to 0% and it sounds much better

[CAMELEON]

I was always trying to record by MIDI controller but it went wrong. Now I will try by your tutorial. Thank for this video. I use MIDI controller Arturia and Analog Lab 3 .

[MrDrownedindesire]

Same comment here. How to actually connect Keyboard using Audio Jacks, interface and a computer would have been better