It’s possible with my Roland LX-708. I would imagine it’s possible with any midi-enabled piano but I also suppose there may be some pianos which don’t work. For example if it’s fitted with USB midi only, and isn’t a Roland piano.

I moved on while ago to be honest, but recently bought another one. I miss it too much! thanks for your kind words!

I wish I knew what you said! Can’t even use google translate because I can’t copy or retune the message!

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In this video, I am using the Yamaha HX1 System 1 organ. I sold this quite some time ago now, but you can use any midi equipped device to control it.

Thanks. I know you can use any MIDI keyboard for controlling. I was just curious because I have never seen a stack (double deck) MIDI keyboard.

TwinStarsCreation He he, then you haven't seen much...

denversos m they are completely different sound sets. You really only need to change over if you wish to use the auto accompaniment though as the sonic cell is very capability of great sounds too.

Ok John, thank you for this very speed answer ;-).

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+Nigel Elvis Kingsley Thanks for your kind comments. I have never seen a Roland KP24 before, but just looked it up. I would imagine this will be fine as it outputs midi, and could be useful for chord control. With only 24 notes though, I cant see you being able to use it easily for the melodic parts!

very kind and thanks - i have this because most pianos in hotels etc are real pianos....... hope u get where i'm goin'............. pls keep in touch !!! aloha

In your opinion, what deserves hear better sound, bk5 or gw8 with sonic cell. Nice weekend!

In my opinion Bk-5,i have this keyboard from 1 month and i am fascynated by it. I invite you to me ! ;)

It is a simple A-frame stand Daniel. If works , well with the HX, but I no longer have the HX any more.

do you still have a link where you got it. Thanks

Agree with you John, sounds just fine as it is.

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HI Keith, Thanks again for your kind words. The OX& seems to be beyond repair, but I am not binning it until I know for sure! If you feel like having a BK-7m again, just let me know, and I'll get one out to you! There has been quite a resurgence of interest in it lately, hence the new video for work!

John Sweeney I wouldn't mind a BK-7m again but no spare cash for one at the moment, thanks for the offer anyway.

Keith Horton I have a BK 7 for 5 years and love it. I use it with Midi accordion also occasionally with a masler keyboard, great sounds, love it to bits

It is an ALTO/ DEAR!!!!!!

Francois-Reney Lacasse It still needs to be an octave up he should be using a better sound than

Sounds good to me.

Yes Organaut, it certainly one of them!

the keyboard is the Roland G70. The sliders under the screen are mini-drawbars. It is not used at all during the performance.

The wizard is an excellent tool to get you working quickly, but it is not the be-all and end-all of this product. There are many more detailed midi setting which can be achieved by navigating through the midi settings. As I have set out previously, I have set various channels to receive for each independent melodic part. I used the wizard first though to get a basic setting, (Digital Organ / Electronic Organ) then customised these parts.

Its output on channel 1and the input on BK7m is for Up1 on Channel 1. I normally have pedals assigned to Channel 3 and for MBS to receive on channel 3, but on this occasion I am not using the pedals.

I have assigned the lower manual to output on channel 2 from the HX1. The BK7m is set so that LWR, UP2 and NTA receive on channel 2. The LWR and UP2 parts are then 'split' on the keyboard by zoning them, using the upper and lower keyboard range controls in Menu/Performace edit/Part view. (Last 2 parameter in the list)