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#661771 - 11/01/04 12:52 PM Recording piano
Daren Full Member Registered: 05/11/03 Posts: 243 Loc: Staffordshire,England	Hi, A lot of digital pianos only have 1 track song for recording,which is not a lot of use to me as my Yamaha only has 1. If I have spent several months at mastering a new piece I want to be able to record it and save it for playback. I could save it to tape but even better if I saved it to a cd.Then my friends and people I work with could demo it on there hifi systems. I dont have any tools to even do a recording to tape. Do you save any of your masterpieces and if so what do you all use to record with? regards, Daz.
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#661772 - 11/01/04 02:22 PM Re: Recording piano
ProPianoGuyBC Full Member Registered: 09/24/04 Posts: 388	Daz, Alright Mate? You could try an Edirol UA-20 Audio Capture device. It transfers audio to your computer using USB. It has all the drivers bundled. I own one and it works great! Check it out at www.edirol.com
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