LK-280 Keyboard How to write and Import your own Music score Midi
This is a short Video on how to write your own music using a free notation program called MuseScore then save it as a Midi file open it with Anvil Studio and clone and save the top and bottom hands and set the channels correctly to display on the LK-280. Then save it on a SD card as a MIDI file and import it to the LK-280 for lesson playback. Download MuseScore free music notation program: http://musescore.org Use Anvil Studio to set and clone parts also Free: http://www.anvilstudio.com To create the proper lay out you will need to create or move the piano parts of the score to the following: Channel 1 bottom (left) hand sound only Channel 2 top (right) hand sound only Channel 3 bottom (left) hand sound and lighted keyboard display Channel 4 top (right) hand sound and lighted keyboard display Note - If your midi file only has 2 piano parts like most do you can clone the right and left hands and then change the channels to 3 and 4 as well as the instrumentation. this will enable the score to function right for lessons setting and playback on your LK-280 This is a great site for lesson and compatibility with light up keyboards http://www.synthesiagame.com/ If your keyboard does not light up out of the box this may help: http://youtu.be/vD15JC-M5sQ laptop Screen capture I used: http://atomisystems.com/activepresenter/free-edition/ Editing software I used: Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 11 Production Suite Image software I used: Paint.Net http://www.getpaint.net SD card I used: SanDisk 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card
This is a short Video on how to write your own music using a free notation program called MuseScore then save it as a Midi file open it with Anvil Studio and clone and save the top and bottom hands and set the channels correctly to display on the LK-280. Then save it on a SD card as a MIDI file and import it to the LK-280 for lesson playback. Download MuseScore free music notation program: http://musescore.org Use Anvil Studio to set and clone parts also Free: http://www.anvilstudio.com To create the proper lay out you will need to create or move the piano parts of the score to the following: Channel 1 bottom (left) hand sound only Channel 2 top (right) hand sound only Channel 3 bottom (left) hand sound and lighted keyboard display Channel 4 top (right) hand sound and lighted keyboard display Note - If your midi file only has 2 piano parts like most do you can clone the right and left hands and then change the channels to 3 and 4 as well as the instrumentation. this will enable the score to function right for lessons setting and playback on your LK-280 This is a great site for lesson and compatibility with light up keyboards http://www.synthesiagame.com/ If your keyboard does not light up out of the box this may help: http://youtu.be/vD15JC-M5sQ laptop Screen capture I used: http://atomisystems.com/activepresenter/free-edition/ Editing software I used: Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 11 Production Suite Image software I used: Paint.Net http://www.getpaint.net SD card I used: SanDisk 2 GB SD Flash Memory Card