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Okay so I have a USB keyboard that I use in ableton, it has 25 keys. My knowledge of music theory has increased a lot and I need more keys, so I was going to buy a 61 key.
QUESTION
There's a keyboard I really dig but it's 49 keys. Is it possible to map both the 25 and the 49 at the same time, kind of in a way to make it a huge 74 key-board? as in using the 25 as an EXTENSION so I can have a wider range of octaves.
Hope I explained that well enough haha!
Edited: 01 February 2012 06:11 by JRowsell
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Don't think it's possible.
And why would you want to do that? If you want to play out live on the keyboard, it might be easier for playing purposes to have a single keyboard instead of 2 of which 1 is an extension of the other.
For studio work it's not necessary. You can shift octaves in Ableton with the Z and X. Other DAW's probably have something similar.
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| Yes - you can. On the track you're playing on set the I|O to "MIDI From - All Ins", set the 2 keyboards so that they cover the different octave ranges and away you go.
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