That was terrific Jeremy. A great little first vid for those who are a bit unsure how to go about recording. Love your professional presentation too. Keep it going and stay safe.
What I really miss are the standard ( In - Out - Thru ).. MIDI connections from back in the day.. I have a Baldwin Digital Baby Grand - 1990 with a General Instrument Sound engine. It has the standard MIDI ports. I have just replaced the memory battery. Which was soldered on the main board. I just soldered new wires to it and used an old memory battery holder from a old Motherboard and Voila !! Replaced it with a 2032 lithium batt.. Watching your videos has made me a better player. Thank You!
Great introduction to using a DAW Jeremy. For anyone not familiar with DAW programs (Digital Audio Workstations), Jeremy has at least a couple of other introductory videos. Cakewalk is probably the most popular free DAW, and it is so powerful that quite a few users prefer it to a lot of paid ones. It works only with with Windows (this is a correction to the original posting - sorry) although Windows is rapidly becoming the best and most popular platform to use. If this is new to you follow Jeremy's instructions carefully as Cakewalk is very powerful and if you deviate you might get lost by opening other features before you know enough to use them. This is an advantage of course, as by starting out in this simple approach you can then later explore the program more widely as you become more confident. Exploring is fun as Jeremy demonstrated at the end of this video. [There's a huge number of videos available to take you through learning the more advanced features.]
@@JeremySee Thanks Jeremy - you are welcome. Getting off topic, things down under are much the same just now but I'm very concerned at what's occurring in the US, with demonstrations in sympathy in various countries including Australia. Not only the violence, but all this 'social' contact risking new peaks in Coronavirus.
hey you seem to know how to use this i have an issue, in the "insert instrument" thing there is no electric piano or anything its just got one that says "MIDI ONLY" and i cant add an electric piano, help!
Thanks. Nice example. I would love to see a classical piece of music recorded with the standard keyboard then record the same song using a good virtual piano and then compare the quality of both.
this is so great Jeremy..i think I should just venture with this first. I was planning to buy a new keyboard for my aging ctk 5200. After seeing this I realized that I still haven't used my keyboard to its full potential.
Dear Jeremy, I jumped at your title even though my Casio is a predecessor, the CTK-2400. It's used of course, but ever so neatly re-packaged. Thus, if my CTK-2400 is not up to this ( it's not for recording purposes but rather the downloading from the net of Classical music midi files, and then the ...slow...learning learning to play these works) then I will resell it. Thank you
Thankyou so much. I was in doubt that do i need any audio interface for beginner music production Now i only need my keyboard and laptop.Searching for this for a week.Thanks!!
Jeremy, Stuart from the UK here, I’m expecting a Casio CTK 3500 to be delivered on Monday from Amazon. Have already ordered a USB printer type cable, so will update you on how I get on with recording my own music. Thanks very much for this tutorial. Stu.
@@JeremySee thank you. I did learn on an old electric organ about 30-40 years ago, when they were popular. Since then I have owned a Roland electric piano, but since donating that to a local school about 7 or 8 years ago, my fingers haven’t tinkled the ivories (except around Christmas time when the shops up town have kids keyboards in then I’ll do a rendition of carols while walking by. Very festive).
Excellent Jeremy...Thank you so much, for your´s fantantics videos...I have since 2018, this keyboard and enjoy it, every second...Regards, from Bogotá DC- Colombia...You are welcome...in my Country, every day...!!!
Thank you Jeremy, great tutorial! I've followed it step-by-step, all works so far and I can choose my CTK-3500 as MIDI input device. But when I start a new project, I can't see any instruments when choosing "insert instrument..." . Do you have any idea what might have gone wrong?
wait-a-minute! So I can create multi-tracks and compose a beautiful symphony orchestra without an audio interface, like FocusRite?? Whoa! Do you know if the Casio WK6500 have the same set up "local on-off"?
great, escept that the sound that comes out of my laptop speakers is too low, so how to keep the sound coming out of the controlers speakers in local off?
When i right click to select instrument, all i see is default tts1 and there is nothing else i can chose. The program can detect my piano but i can't change any sounds on it.
Thank you! it works excellent. One question - it doesn't record the built-in songs only what I'm playing with my keyboard. Is there an option to record also the built-in songs?
Jeremy, Stuart Banks from the UK again, I have received my CTK 3500 and downloaded Bandlab and Cakewalk as instructed. The keyboard and PC connect fine but when I right click on the lhs pane to open a new project, it doesn’t show any instruments there, despite installing them all upon installation. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program, but as yet, nothing. Is there anything you can think that I’ve done wrong? Many thanks for your reply, Stu
To clarify, you can but it requires a different cable to record the audio from the keyboard and not the MIDI information it sends through the cable addressed in this video. In doing this however, you would also be limited to playing these effects manually as the only way to use the keyboard effects is to record analog audio.
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This is exactly what I'm looking for and more. Thanks for putting this out there!
Have fun!
@@JeremySee Hi did you know if this model is compatible with the Synthesia app?
help pls
Step by step, precise and to the point. Thank you, J.
Thank you Jeremy for this nice tutorial. I was earlier using FL Studio with my CTK 3500. but Cakewalk looks more promising. Love from India
That was terrific Jeremy. A great little first vid for those who are a bit unsure how to go about recording. Love your professional presentation too. Keep it going and stay safe.
Thank you for your encouraging words buddy.
This is exactly the video I was looking for! I didn't knew that I had to turn off the Local in my Casio! Thanks for this video!
Thank you Jeremias your knowdlege came to another side of the world carry on master 😊🖒
What I really miss are the standard ( In - Out - Thru ).. MIDI connections from back in the day.. I have a Baldwin Digital Baby Grand - 1990 with a General Instrument Sound engine. It has the standard MIDI ports. I have just replaced the memory battery. Which was soldered on the main board. I just soldered new wires to it and used an old memory battery holder from a old Motherboard and Voila !! Replaced it with a 2032 lithium batt.. Watching your videos has made me a better player. Thank You!
Thanks for letting me finally do something I’ve wanted to do since the 80s! And in my price range, lol! You’re the best and I love the software!
its so good that, i can now deal with those clicking noises from the keys
Thanks Jeremy you always introduce something new to us...😀
Finally found an amazing tutorial!! I almost given up trying to find this!!!
Thanks. I got it to work. I'm excited to make some music.
Love your work sir really helped lot of average musicians out there love from Nepal Asia💙
Great introduction to using a DAW Jeremy. For anyone not familiar with DAW programs (Digital Audio Workstations), Jeremy has at least a couple of other introductory videos. Cakewalk is probably the most popular free DAW, and it is so powerful that quite a few users prefer it to a lot of paid ones. It works only with with Windows (this is a correction to the original posting - sorry) although Windows is rapidly becoming the best and most popular platform to use. If this is new to you follow Jeremy's instructions carefully as Cakewalk is very powerful and if you deviate you might get lost by opening other features before you know enough to use them. This is an advantage of course, as by starting out in this simple approach you can then later explore the program more widely as you become more confident. Exploring is fun as Jeremy demonstrated at the end of this video. [There's a huge number of videos available to take you through learning the more advanced features.]
Thank you for sharing your experiences and thoughts, Bryan. Lots of gems! Hope things are improving down under.
@@JeremySee Thanks Jeremy - you are welcome. Getting off topic, things down under are much the same just now but I'm very concerned at what's occurring in the US, with demonstrations in sympathy in various countries including Australia. Not only the violence, but all this 'social' contact risking new peaks in Coronavirus.
hey you seem to know how to use this i have an issue, in the "insert instrument" thing there is no electric piano or anything its just got one that says "MIDI ONLY" and i cant add an electric piano, help!
Loved it. Will going to give a try this weekend. Thank you.
Saved me some time. Thank you!
Wow , Amazing Video! So basically if you have a keyboard from Casio that has this feature you can get so many more tones and options. Thanks so much.
Muito obrigado por um vídeo tão bem explicado ! eu estava procurando um vídeo que fale como gravar com esse teclado obrigado amigo que Deus o abençoe
Omg u r amazing. Congrats for your job
Thanks. Nice example. I would love to see a classical piece of music recorded with the standard keyboard then record the same song using a good virtual piano and then compare the quality of both.
I'd like the same! That'd be a good idea for a next video Jeremy :D
Thank you so much i was so happy to finally find a tutorial that was easy to understand😀😁
Thanks alot man. This is just what I was looking for!
What a video!! I hope everybody does videos this way!! Thanks a ton!!
Thank you for your kind compliments.
u are a geniuuuuuuuuus
saludos desde argentina compa
Jeremy that's absolutely awesome
Love you brother 😇
I'm a bassist and I just bought this keyboard on sale, I'm excited to try it out!
Have fun!
this is so great Jeremy..i think I should just venture with this first. I was planning to buy a new keyboard for my aging ctk 5200. After seeing this I realized that I still haven't used my keyboard to its full potential.
Have fun!
Dear Jeremy, I jumped at your title even though my Casio is a predecessor, the CTK-2400. It's used of course, but ever so neatly re-packaged. Thus, if my CTK-2400 is not up to this ( it's not for recording purposes but rather the downloading from the net of Classical music midi files, and then the ...slow...learning learning to play these works) then I will resell it. Thank you
love u bro because this is what i asked you in comments
thank u soo muchh....
Thank you for this practical demonstration of how the MIDI works with the keyboard. I have passed it on.
Thanks Stephanie.
Thankyou so much. I was in doubt that do i need any audio interface for beginner music production Now i only need my keyboard and laptop.Searching for this for a week.Thanks!!
Wow!! This tutorial really helped. Thank you so much, man. I am so excited to start my music producing career!
Try The Pattern 203 In Casio CTK 3500 zit Sounds Amazing
Such a great video...crsip and clear...and creative as well
Yes sir thanks this is good stuff 😊
I thought that you could only play keyboard but you fascinated me .
Btw the intro that you made is nice
Thanks buddy!
Thank you I was searching for this few months
I got a Casio lk-160 and will attempt this.
I'll let you know how it goes
Great video !!😍... but i cant find any instruments in those insert instrument tab😔.. if possible .. plz hlp
Me too, I'm also very confused as to why.
Jeremy, Stuart from the UK here, I’m expecting a Casio CTK 3500 to be delivered on Monday from Amazon. Have already ordered a USB printer type cable, so will update you on how I get on with recording my own music.
Thanks very much for this tutorial. Stu.
Have fun!
@@JeremySee thank you. I did learn on an old electric organ about 30-40 years ago, when they were popular. Since then I have owned a Roland electric piano, but since donating that to a local school about 7 or 8 years ago, my fingers haven’t tinkled the ivories (except around Christmas time when the shops up town have kids keyboards in then I’ll do a rendition of carols while walking by. Very festive).
You are AMAZING 🤩 thank you so much
Excellent Jeremy...Thank you so much, for your´s fantantics videos...I have since 2018, this keyboard and enjoy it, every second...Regards, from Bogotá DC- Colombia...You are welcome...in my Country, every day...!!!
Thanks for joining this family!😉
Wow this was a amazing tutorial. It's was 100% helpful thanks 👍
Tks. I’ll try and tell you.
Thanks, this was perfect!
Thanks Jeremy.... very..very useful...for beginners like me.... thumb up
Great job bro
Thanks a lot! You're a living legend!
Glad it helped!
THANK YOU!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH 😭😭😭😭💖✨
Thank you Jeremy! I really appreciate your help. I felt like this video was produced for me! ;)
ani yo midi jodda kheri power cable use garnu parcha ki nai?
Can I use FL STUDIO to record midi sounds with usb cable ?
I have a Casio CTK 4200
Thank you Jeremy, great tutorial! I've followed it step-by-step, all works so far and I can choose my CTK-3500 as MIDI input device. But when I start a new project, I can't see any instruments when choosing "insert instrument..." . Do you have any idea what might have gone wrong?
Been using this software with my Casio CTK3500 and it's really great! 🎹💖
Have fun!
@@JeremySee Wow thank you so much! 💕
Can you recorder in mp3 file?
@@mymusichobby2349 Most DAW's will allow you to render the file to mp3, it will be in the file menu
Thank you!
Can you Please Make a video on how to do the same thing with Yamaha PSS a50.....
Thanks for this video. It's useful and helpful and i've CTK-3500 too :D
Very well done.... Important information..
Thank you very much.
Nice lesson Master Jeremy
Hi jeremy,
Can you please tell me how to use this in Yamaha Keyboards...
thank you so much
Thank you, Jeremy. I needed this!! Can't wait to try it out. Your videos are so informative and fun. 🙂
Thank you for your kind words.
Very good video, thank for sharing this. 😄
wait-a-minute! So I can create multi-tracks and compose a beautiful symphony orchestra without an audio interface, like FocusRite?? Whoa!
Do you know if the Casio WK6500 have the same set up "local on-off"?
can u do this with ctk 2500
Thank you
So useful thank you so much
Thx a lot , time to have some fun
Have fun!
Can you help me on how to send the audio out to the PA system, now that the keyboard is connected to the laptop via USB cable?
Nice bro i love this.. So its free daw
So helpful.. thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
NEcesito ayuda para configurar el Cakewalk con mi teclado Casio CTK3200.... no genera sonido
Hi brother. I am using Casio ctx 9000. Can you please tell how to solve the latency problem in fl studio while using ctx 9000?
Good tutorial💗 I wish I had seen it when I was 17
you did it?
Can you show how to connect/record Casio CTX 700 model to your laptop please?
Genius
Can you please make video on full basic and advance tutorial of this app
Sir what's the problem in fourth octave in key of Mi changed sound
Thankyou💖
great, escept that the sound that comes out of my laptop speakers is too low, so how to keep the sound coming out of the controlers speakers in local off?
Excellent, thank you.
thanks
Where is the sound coming from ?
Thank you for this but it's not showing up on Cakewalk as input devices. Not sure what I'm doing wrong :(
When i right click to select instrument, all i see is default tts1 and there is nothing else i can chose. The program can detect my piano but i can't change any sounds on it.
How to connect with computer casio ctk 2550 😭
Super bro it's very very useful 👌
Please do compair Ctk 3500 vs ctx 700 series... please... thanks
Thanks for the video . Iam not getting electrical piono in input instruments . How can i get that any idea? by default it is showing MIDI option
Great thing for Covid times!!!
bro can you make a video or help me to connect this same keyboard to my abelton live 11 lite version it would really be helpful
Thank you! it works excellent. One question - it doesn't record the built-in songs only what I'm playing with my keyboard. Is there an option to record also the built-in songs?
Very helpful!!
I cannot se my synthesizer in midi devices what to do?
Jeremy, Stuart Banks from the UK again, I have received my CTK 3500 and downloaded Bandlab and Cakewalk as instructed. The keyboard and PC connect fine but when I right click on the lhs pane to open a new project, it doesn’t show any instruments there, despite installing them all upon installation. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program, but as yet, nothing. Is there anything you can think that I’ve done wrong? Many thanks for your reply,
Stu
Same problem mate
TQ @jeremy ...this is so helpful....
I'm happy to help, buddy.
Can i use casio 3500 effects instead of those that i have in my Daw
No, you can't
To clarify, you can but it requires a different cable to record the audio from the keyboard and not the MIDI information it sends through the cable addressed in this video. In doing this however, you would also be limited to playing these effects manually as the only way to use the keyboard effects is to record analog audio.
Fl trial is good too
We have to connect the piano to a computer/ laptop right?