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Hi guys. I know you are probably wondering why I would wanna use the crappy built in speakers . Thing is, I want to create a more realistic piano experience. When the built in speakers are on they give a haptic feedback(vibration) making the whole experience much better. Keys vibrate like a real piano  This accompanied by studio monitors will be pretty awesome. Is there anyway to do this? Disable the onboard piano sounds and use the ones from the computer?
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Certainly.
Enable the P105's 'Local Off' function to 'disable' the connection between the keyboard and the built-in sound.
Then connect the output from your computer to the line-in jacks on your P105. Note that in order to achieve this while also outputting to your monitor speakers, you may need to use a mixer.
Kind regards,
James
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That's what a line-in connection is for. Unfortunately for you, the P105 doesn't have one, so you're out of luck.
You could probably wire up your own line-in if you're handy with a soldering iron, however.
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Oh that does suck...  All the keyboard has is a USB connection it seems. Has line out.. No line in
Korg D1:AKG K240 MKII:KRK Rokit 6 gen 3 Pair Studio Monitors::Pianoteq Bechstein, Petrof, Grotrian, Steinway B, Steinway D,:Garritan CFX:Ravenscroft:Modern U:Galaxy Vintage D, Galaxy Bluthner Baby Grand,
Acoustics:
KAYSERBURG UH 132 Royal Vertical:
1934 Danemann Upright:
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