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The digital pianos I've owned support MIDI over a USB Type-B port, so I invested in a Type-B to Type-C cable. Works like a dream with a Chromebook and websites
by Andrex 6y ago
The digital pianos I've owned support MIDI over a USB Type-B port, so I invested in a Type-B to Type-C cable. Works like a dream with a Chromebook and websites like Flowkey (and Pianojacq, I'm assuming!) No adapters needed either. :)
Here's the one I got: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YQFPX8Y?th=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YQFPX8Y?th=1
Edit- I have the same piano as the OP, a Yamaha P-515. Best purchase I ever made!
- jacquesm 6y agoThe P-515 is very good for what it costs. I tried a whole bunch of them before deciding, Nord Stage 3 wasn't as good at almost 3 times the price. And what it lacks in gimmicks you can easily add in software.
- Andrex 6y agoI get so much entertainment out of just switching between the default Yamaha CFX voice and the Bosendorfer. They make the same song sound so different! I'm excited to give Pianojacq a try soon! Maybe I'll even try my hand at custom user CSS. :) Have you given any thought to a theming engine?
- jacquesm 6y agoNo, a theming engine is not even on the list of 'possibles', but if you want to add it there will be a point when it would be a good moment, first the UI needs to stabilize. Note that it works perfectly if you download it so you could download it and patch the CSS if you want to do this more permanently (you'd have to rebase periodically if you want to keep up with my development).