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Old 11-30-2003
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Questions about keyboard

Hey guys I was wondering if theres a keyboard associated with sonar I can use to do an instrument on the computer. Meaning an on screen keyboard which I can play and use to record different instruments on to a track on sonar.

I turned on my sound forge 6.0 and it had a on screen keyboard that I can play. I just didnt know how to record sound from it on to a track. If keyboard in sound forge can be used to record instruments can someone please tell me how? Also if this keyboard cant be used to record can someone give me a keyboard program that I can use in conjunction with either cakewalk, sonar or sound forge to record instruments?

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Yes. You can install a program like MIDI-Yoke and route the MIDI from that virtual keyboard to a MIDI-track in Sonar.

But woldn't it be easier to use the Piano Roll?
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