Yamaha YPG-235 Recording and Editing on Computer for Full Rock Sound

[@danahowell8984]

Thank you so much for taking the time to help all who are lucky enough to have found you! This is really good, your best so far! I really appreciate it!!

[@Films128]

+Dana Howell Thank you!

[@primoparadero6609]

I really appreciate your presentation of this unit. I now have a real good idea how this one can sound. This is awesome. I will go back and check out what you put together, later. You keep putting music like that and we your viewers will support. you.

[@darshanlokesh6498]

I bought this keyboard and kept in home for long time and occasionally using it... After seeing your video am on it daily

[@vijay5481]

one of the best demos i have watched..! thank you so much!

[@Films128]

+Vijay Krishnan Thank you very much!

[@luoyisishimisi470]

Thank you. Very awesome demo of what can be accomplished with the instrument.

[@SubodhVerma10]

Thank you so much, awesome video and verify informative. I have this keyboard from last 1 year, could not believe we can do so much with this. After watching this video am loving my keyboard more now. Thanks for all your help.

[@mitchelmazzeo2155]

So I'm getting this keyboard in a few days. I was playing it at a music store, and I loved it, and luckily I have all the Adobe programs including Audition, so thank you for this video. Also for the record, with most videos like this, the guys are using 6000 dollars keyboards and really expensive software, but with this, you're actually realistic. Most people that watch these videos probably don't want to spend tons of money, so in that sense, I thank you very much.

[@Films128]

Glad to hear you're getting one, and glad you liked the video. That's what my goal was with this and all the other keyboard videos I've uploaded - what the average person could do!

[@mitchelmazzeo2155]

films128 Hey man got the keyboard and I mean HOLY COW it's sounds awesome and I love the overlaying track ability. Again thanks!

[@TheGrowlingAraknid]

Dude i just got fl studio and i am so hyped to use this keyboard with it!!! Whooo! Ty ty for sharing friend 😎😎😀😀😀

[@davidmcknight5850]

Very good instructional video, thank you so much

[@Lanooski]

really simple and to-the-point. i'll be coming back to this one. good work. :)

[@jerrygallant2890]

New Sub here . Your videos are superior learning tools . Thanks a ton .

[@milyoliveros8829]

4 years later, and you have here a new subscriber since today!!

[@davidbarselow7848]

Did you ever find a solution to your issue not having a mic

[@minaaliraqi5168]

hello are you still there ? i wanted to ask can i add styles on this keyboard i want to add some oriental styles on it thanks

[@Films128]

Sadly, there's no way to add styles, or voices for that matter. I wish there was a way, but not with this model.

[@minaaliraqi5168]

@@Films128 a beginner question sorry if it sound stupid for you how did they add styles in the first place lol

[@minaaliraqi5168]

can i add oriental midis?

[@minaaliraqi5168]

@@Films128 sorry i made this a bit annoying but can you teach us how to play piano i dont like dont need to edit just record and make a playlist

[@Films128]

@@minaaliraqi5168 Preloaded on the internal memory by the company. Not something we can access.

[@PriyaRajchristiansongs]

Thanks for sharing . I learnt a lot from you

[@johntenuto-motivationalcon8810]

Thank you so much for the tutorial straight to the point and practical information you are a great teacher! I have the same keyboard, where are you located I live in Orlando Fl Thanks again john tenuto

[@sgawnmiller3958]

Your such a cool guy to show people this ...god bless you

[@mernaibrahim9563]

Thank you for your video! I am wondering if you have a video on how to set up one's computer to recognize the computer and all the right inputs in order to get to the point where it can record as you show in minute 10.

[@mikelee9883]

Wow, awesome!! Thank you

[@reygood1]

Who said you need an expensive workstation keyboard to produce good music? Amazing tutorial.

[@Films128]

+Reynaldo Mamangun Thank you!

[@flappacket9348]

How do you actually get the audio clips into your software?

[@bossanovaboy]

This is a great tutorial but I was wondering... why didn't you put any bass? (Or I just have missed this moment)

[@tiffanydouglas2686]

I played both Latin jazz tunes on the instrument. I composed and arranged them myself.

[@MysTeri0usMatT7]

Do you have a video on using different bass voices in the track your composing? Wonderful tutorial!

[@Films128]

I don't yet, but that's a good idea for a new video!

[@EricDG326]

Can you save the recorded tracks to a usb or something?

[@JacobJ0626]

Everytime i try to record its supper quiet and reverb heavy on some of the voices even when i turn of reverb and up the gain.

[@byfront1117]

Why when I record a song and play it back it cuts off and stops playing after 40 seconds?..It never used to do that till a couple of days ago and it just randomly stops when I’m trying to add more sounds for my song on recording:(

[@Films128]

It means that you run out of memory on the keyboard. You need to clear out a song in one of the other saved user files

[@byfront1117]

@@Films128 it fixed! thank you so much!! ❤️

[@leandroferreira3889]

Agora estou querendo comprar.o ypg535 muito top

[@lbwht]

I just bought Yamaha YPG-235 on Amazon, all after watching your so inspirational video. I bet you sold plenty of them for this company, they should appreciate you as their best selling agent :-) You have Adobe Audition to trim the sound, don't you know if Audacity is capable to do this kind of work?

[@Films128]

As far as I know Audacity is very similar to Audition. If should be capable of doing everything I'm doing. I would check their site for maybe a demo download, and test it out before you commit to that or any other software!

[@compucat]

A bit late, but Audacity is completely capable of doing this. The interface is slightly clunky (effects can't be added/removed in real time, they can only be permanently printed to the track), but it works pretty well. Definitely not a substitute for a proper DAW like Reaper/Cubase/Ableton/Logic/Pro Tools, etc.

[@kevinhatcher3055]

I cannot seem to connect my keyboard to my laptop. I am using Adobe audition and every time I record it continues to only take input from my laptop's microphone. Can you help me figure out how to fix this?

[@Films128]

Okie Dokie... Hopefully this is the same across all versions of Audition. Under Track 1, click the input listed in the gray bar, and then click audio hardware setup. Next, click control panel. Under Input ports, make sure everybody has a X in their box. Press OK. OK again. You may get an alert that your changing settings, say OK. NOW, when you click the gray bar with the input, click stereo and you SHOULD see all available inputs. Click the correct one for you!

[@MaxwellBennett789]

Thank you for your time helping me. This video I watched over and over already, trying to find something I missed? I connected the one end of the audio cable to the keyboard headphones and the other to the computer mic. Then I pushed play record on the Adobe Edition and then playback on keyboard. Maybe I have to make sure I'm sending track 1 and make sure I'm not sending all 5 tracks but I can say this. One time I thought I heard a sound (my song) using Adobe Edition but it was to low to tell for sure. I checked my playback and my record from my computer, to see if their was a problem there? This video says that you have another video that goes more into how to send record to computer and I did see another that goes into it about the same as you do hear, not sure if that one is the one you referring to in this video...Editing on Computer? It saddens me because I had high hopes that by buyinng the 235, it would be easy at last to get my music out there.

[@Films128]

This is the other video here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX3IaoyJgZV5p7c There must be a setting on your computer that is not correct. Make sure that you're set up to record from the microphone. Many sound cards will default to record from other options, and not the microphone input. So make sure that is set right. Also double check that the software itself isn't set to record from another source, other than the microphone. I know Audition tried to default to the entire sound card, rather than the microphone jack. One other small possibility is that you have a bad cable. That HAS HAPPENED to me. The wire from the headphone jack on the keyboard to the microphone jack on the computer had managed to rip internally, resulting in little to no sound coming through.

[@MaxwellBennett789]

Thank you for the response, I am checking to understand my setting now. When I press record on Adobe and just sing into it I can playback my voice, but when I connect the audio cable to send recorded song nothing happens but this time I got a error messing from Adobe talking about "Master clock? Will keep working at it. Also then I don't have to worry if USB is the problem have a nice evening

[@Films128]

Do you have multiple microphones? You said you can sing into it and it records, and you could play it back. That made me wonder if perhaps you have multiple microphone inputs available on your computer, and the program or the system itself is selecting the wrong one. If you record your voice and then unplugged that microphone, and plugged in the keyboard to that exact same port, then it has to be a cable issue. Or, perhaps to you have an built in microphone? And again, this may mean the software or system is selecting THAT microphone, rather than the plug-in port? WE WILL FIGURE THIS OUT!!!!

[@farazahmed7793]

Thank you so much i really like this video

[@redstar7311]

Great video!!

[@1Skeptik1]

Thanks! Regards

[@ProphetJPSangoMinistries]

I thank you for the tatorial

[@randomwacko7929]

Tutorial

[@sifumonjama]

Great demo. I want to do this by uploading the MIDI information rather than the audio sound. Is this not possible with the YPG 230?

[@Films128]

There is no midi connection on this keyboard, so whatever software you try has to be able to accept the midi information from USB. I have been told by others that this is possible, but I myself haven't had any success.

[@crystalhainstock5735]

Thank you so much!! Mine didn’t come with a user manual! Quick question, is it the safest to turn off the keyboard before ejecting the usb drive?

[@extramile669]

Sounded great I liked the video great on getting me up to speed on this keyboard got it used and I'm a guitar player but also play other instruments anyway thanks for the tips I will say Totally depends on what u consider rock though I was hoping u would get a raw sounding hard hitting rock sound from it more alternative or 90s Grunge type of sound but I realize that's like asking a lot from a keyboard lol but definitely was digging what u did come up with for sure so not really a criticism just always wondered how grunge like sounding someone could pull off without any samples just what's built in that could be manipulated but I have yet to hear from a keyboard any a decent electric guitar sounds that don't sound completely like a keyboard in my opinion some that sound pretty decent but they always still have that keyboarding sound to them unless maybe a sample of sorts but then again it's not like something I have tried on a regular basis lol the search continues ha ha thumbs up on the vid👍

[@michaelwilson7369]

Awesome vids. Is there a way to control the volume of each individual sound. Not the dual sound but just each sound in the song. A piano and a guitar for instance

[@Films128]

Only at the time of recording each layer, through your normal voice and dual volume controls. You can't go back in and adjust them all.

[@michaelwilson7369]

ok thnx and you can put songs that you made on the keyboard in a DAW right?

[@Films128]

Everything I do, I record layer by layer onto the computer as standard audio files (wav) to edit with.

[@davidcardoza7987]

Hey question, what Kind of cable and adapter are you Using for the computer recording? I have the same model Yamaha and I’m having trouble finding the correct cables to try this out. Any specifics would be appreciated thanks! All the walkthroughs in your channel have been very helpful as well

[@Films128]

I'm using just your standard Aux cable with an adapter for the 1/4" plug on the keyboard's headphone jack. Then it's plugged into the MIC jack on the computer. No USB connections going on (they're pretty useless on this keyboard).

[@davidcardoza7987]

@@Films128 thanks!

[@SpecialKayy-ly7ns]

Awesome video! Just trying to figure out how to record a loop though on this keyboard, any advice?

[@pianosonata5029]

Did you find an answer to that question? I want to know too. I saw a video of his, where he shows you how to record, but I can't make it work for a loop. The repetition option does repeat the tracks, but with a beat (metronome-like) start up. Let me know, id like to know. Ty!

[@VideoNash]

thanks

[@sindollface]

Hi again .. I'm not hooking it up to comp but recording my performance is something that was important to me I find it helps me improve so how do I play what I have recorded

[@SarahFutureWorld]

How did you connect your keyboard to adobe audition?

[@Films128]

Headphone jack of keyboard to microphone jack of computer. Then find the perfect volume level by doing a few test records.

[@user-gi6ee8vj1y]

Are you able to create your own drum patterns?

[@Films128]

sadly, you cannot with this model.

[@user-gi6ee8vj1y]

@@Films128, are there any comparable models that allow you to create your own drum patterns? By the way, I listened to your CD. It's great! You inspired me to start creating music again, but I need a Keyboard that allows me to make my own drum patterns.

[@Films128]

Thank you for listening to the cd! I haven't had any experience with other keyboards, so sorry I cannot suggest a model to check into. I do know that that feature will be a must have for my next keyboard. I just haven't done any research into it yet.

[@nadirahmed4842]

When you plug in to the back of your keyboard doesn’t the keyboard become silent? So when you press start how does sound come out of the keyboard and transfer to the computer?

[@Films128]

it's not. It is coming out of the computer speakers at that point.

[@lbwht9258]

I bought Yamaha YPG-235 and trying to repeat what you show in this lesson. Very disturbingly my Yamaha on max volume does not make full sound like yours on the same 034 style, (or on any style!) I should hummer the keys to get it hearable. And you play seemingly just lightly touching the keys, like it actually should be, I believe, and space is filled with magic waves. Could you please advice what is wrong with volume of my Yamaha?

[@Films128]

I hate to tell you, but I think you have something wrong with it. Just to double check, you are plugging it in, correct? Not trying to run on batteries? (I assume it's plugged in, not battery, but I've learned to start from the basics...) If I put my keyboard to max, it will uncomfortably loud if I hit a key to hard. I mean, it is enough to hurt your ears. Try this: connect some headphones, and listen. Does it sound full and loud in the headphones? If it does, then the speakers have an issue. If it doesn't, and it's still quiet, then well... sadly i think either way, there's some kind of internal problem with it. Let me know what you find.

[@lbwht]

I thought it is something wrong with Yamaha 235 that I bought on Amazon, plus I heard like some keys are off tune and that was kind of knocking me down. So I bought the same instrument in Sam Ash only to find that this is exact the same sound. Well, I returned both of them and bought Yamaha PSR EW400 in the same Sam Ash. Paid over more then twice, but happy with the sound now, with light keys and sufficient volume. I don't have now turn volume knob to entire capacity, on it's comfortable level I still have room to go to raise up the sound and that feels good. Now on this instrument I am trying to work with the layers like you show, it took me over a week to comprehend simple rule how to structure them. I still cannot get how can I manage to place different volume on different layers? I recorded 2 layers and foreground melody got suppressed with background cords, could you please specify if there is a way to manage volume on different layers with Yamaha? I subscribed to your channel and learn all I can from all your lessons, you are the best to me!

[@TwiWolfGirl92]

I have the Yamaha YPG 635 which looks similar to this. I was told you can record a song and download it to a USB then upload it to a computer to print the music. Is that really possible??? I haven't figured out how to do it and I can't find anywhere that explains it

[@Films128]

That is not possible, sorry. At least not on the YPG-235. I really wish it was.

[@MaxwellBennett789]

Hello film128. After watching a couple of your videos on YPG-235 I'm thinking about purchasing one. But first I got a question for you. Now I have a Yamaha ez220 with usb connection to computer for MIDI. The problem is I can't send my music into the computer and upload it to social media sites such as KZbin. With YPG-235 once I record, save and then transport it to computer...can I upload to places like Soundcloud, Tweeter, FaceBook and stuff. I have watched tons of videos on how to use DAW , headphone jack of my keyboard to headphone jack on computer and the use of a software called INport none of that works for me. I want to share my muisic but where I live I can't record audio because it would distrube my neighbors. Besides the music sounds better through headphones. "Before I purchase I will wait for your response. Thank you

[@Films128]

Unfortunately you can't output the music as a midi from this keyboard. Really, the only way to get the music out is as you mentioned, headphone jack to microphone jack.

[@MaxwellBennett789]

Happy 4th of July let me be sure I understand. On the YPG 235 I can save everything inclucding MIDI but have to send it through "headphone jack to computer mic? on your video I notice you do mention headphone jack connection? The 235 is MIDI correct?

[@Films128]

The 235 does NOT have midi outputs. It has a USB connection, but I have never been able to find midi software that could record from it correctly.

[@MaxwellBennett789]

thank you for you help. If i understand you correctly with the 235 I can send all my music at once which includes the style/accompaniment and therefore upload to KZbin? My keyboard is MIDI but as soon as I get the go aheard to purchase the 235 from you, thats what I plan to do. Just as you said I also never found any software that could record MIDI correctly .

[@Films128]

yes. correct.

[@wakes012]

Does this keyboard tell you what notes you are playing on the screen?

[@Films128]

It rights the chord as a letter on the screen, and has the written out notes on the left of the screen.

[@herrbalzis]

hey man, great videos. do you have any idea why when i plug in my yamaha ypg-235 into my computer the same way you do; why do i only get audio out of one of my speakers? the other one is completely muted

[@Films128]

Strange... There's a few troubleshooting steps you would need to do, if you haven't already. I would try a different source, like a microphone.... if still only one speaker, there's a software situation. Could also be a bad wire or adapter. I had something similar happen, and it was the cable.

[@herrbalzis]

thank you for the quick response; it was in fact my wire, i was using an extension type cord, now i just use the adapter plus 1 other 1/8 + 1/8 wire and it's now coming out of both speakers thankfully. do you have any experience with audacity? know how i can mess around with the settings to make it sound more like my originals? bass and treble seem off maybe; but idk if it's actually those settings

[@Films128]

I've never actually used Audacity. I use Audition. With that program, I always end up going into the graphic equalizer for every track individually to "tweek" each sound a bit.

[@magi5207]

Whisper Evanescence??

[@Films128]

imaginary

[@magi5207]

films128 yes,correct rs

[@MaxwellBennett789]

One more question I have for you Film 128 do my keyboard have to be connected to the computer usb? Also I am using Adobe Edition cc?

[@Films128]

No. The only time I ever connect the keyboard with USB is to transfer a MIDI song over to it. Very rarely used.

[@CP200S]

Hi, could you please help me with a question about USB MIDI and Yamaha keyboards? I own a Yamaha DGX-520, and it has been presenting a weird behavior when playing music *from* a computer - after some time, the music just stops being played all of a sudden by the keyboard. You can play it normally using the keys, but it seems to be just ignoring the message that come from the USB port. The time it takes to start ignoring the messages varies. I tried the same software with a different keyboard (other manufacturer) and it works pretty well. I have changed cables but same thing happens. Curious fact: When using Raspian in a Pi3b, it plays parts of the music but stops playing even faster (and returns to normal if I restart the Keyboard *or* the Raspberry). Do you have any idea about what could be the cause of this?

[@Films128]

Hey, I'm sorry right from the start, cause I don't use any MIDI features other than transferring entire tracks to the keyboard. In fact, the YPG-235 doesn't even have midi ports. So if I try to use MIDI playback via its USB connection, it plays, but literally just acts like external speakers for the computer; there's no actual control. So with that, let me just throw out a few thoughts that come to mind- 1, any difference what-so-ever in the actual MIDI track being played? As in, I wonder if maybe there's an encoding issue? What about the software your playing the MIDI on? If you try a different program do you get the exact same result? So many variables, like is the computer doing something it shouldn't when "talking" to the keyboard, or is the keyboard getting hung up on certain parts of the data coming through?? This is a tough one, and sadly my knowledge isn't enough to help.

[@leandroferreira3889]

Ótimo teclado tenho um desse só as saída dele que eu acho que deveria ter.mais opções

[@jpk1111]

I'm curious. Why do you record individual tracks to the keyboard and then transfer to the DAW software, rather than to record the separate tracks directly to the software using an audio interface device? Advantages/Disadvantages if any?

[@Films128]

Good question I never thought to mention! I do it this way for a few reasons... I like the simple instant playback from the keyboard, rather than from the computer. Basically, I can stay where I am while concentrating on the song. If someone had a better setup, like their computer within arm's reach, they might not have that problem. But that helps when I'm trying to play along, I can start and stop and retry as needed, recording right there at the keyboard. That's probably the biggest reason; the keyboard's ability to record right over a track, instantly. Also, the playback of what's already been recorded, coming from the keyboard speakers helps me (again a different setup could help). Oh, also, if I use the metronome for sync, the keyboard won't record that sound, where as the computer would, since it's just connected from the keyboard's headphone jack.

[@jpk1111]

Thanks for the answer. I get my YPG-235 in a few days and just might try your methods, you make some great points!

[@leandroferreira3889]

Helo good nigth

[@Toydota]

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[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

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[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

Once agian Right On Beat. 119th Comment. Beautifully Done.

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

That was a killer rendition Btw 👌

[@LeonAllanDavis]

Sounds nice, but it ain't rock 'n roll. Sounds more like "Easy Listening 105". Or the sort of music dairy farmers play in milk parlors to increase yields. It's what I'd pick if I wanted to get a fat chick "in the mood". Not bad, though...good effort.

[@Films128]

LOL! So true... I tried, but yeah... you described the end result perfectly lol.

[@LeonAllanDavis]

All seriousness aside, that would be a fascinating area of study for a highly-trained musicologist such as yourself. Buy a few cages of lab rats and doodle around on the keyboard until they start getting jiggy. Take copious notes. Develop some smooth riffs. Up-tempo and rising crescendos. Keep at it and you could write some real panty-droppers. Make "Bolero" sound like the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. The Japanese government would gladly pay you strong coin to solve their declining birthrate crisis. Plus, you'd get more free pussy than Gronk. The mind boggles...

[@fla-bushcraftprepper941]

@@Films128 I was born in 1966 and I agree with your title "Yamaha YPG-235 Recording and Editing on Computer for Full Rock Sound", it says for Full Rock Sound, it does not say Rock n' Roll. Your mini project is "Rock" and it Fully Displays the Rock capabilities of the YPG-235. This is a list of Rock genres and sub-genres of Rock from A to Z. The 1960's to Present Day and Rock n' Roll is only a micro fraction of Rock. A Acid rock Afro punk Alternative country Alternative dance Alternative hip hop Alternative metal Alternative rock Americana music Anatolian rock Art punk Art rock Avant-garde metal B Baroque pop Baggy Bandana thrash Beach music Beat music Bent edge Big beat Biker metal Bisrock Blackgaze Blackened death metal Black metal Blues rock Boogie rock Brazilian thrash metal British folk rock Britpop Britpop Revival C Canterbury sound Cello rock Celtic punk Celtic metal Celtic rock Chicano rock Christian alternative rock Christian hardcore Christian metal Christian punk Christian rock Cock rock Coldwave College rock Comedy rock Country rock Cowpunk Crossover thrash Crunkcore Crust punk D Dance-punk Dance-rock Dark cabaret Darkwave D-beat Death 'n' roll Deathcore Death-doom Deathgrind Death metal Deathrock Digital hardcore Djent Doom metal Dream pop Drone metal Dunedin sound E Electroclash Electropunk Electronicore Electronic rock Emo Emo pop Emo revival Ethereal wave Experimental rock Extreme metal F Flamenco rock Folk metal Folk punk Folk rock Funk metal Funk rock G Garage punk Garage rock Geek rock Glam metal Glam punk Glam rock Goregrind Gothabilly Gothic metal Gothic rock Grebo Grindcore Grindie Groove metal Group Sounds Grunge Gypsy punk H Hard rock Hardcore punk Heartland rock Heavy hardcore Heavy metal Horror punk I Indie folk Indie pop Indie rock Indietronica Indorock Industrial metal Industrial rock Instrumental rock Italian occult psychedelia J Jazz rock Jangle pop Jersey Shore sound K Krautrock Kawaii metal L Latin alternative Latin metal Latin rock M Madchester Manila Sound Mathcore Math rock Medieval folk rock Medieval metal Melodic death metal Melodic hardcore Melodic metalcore Metalcore Mod revival N Nardcore Neue Deutsche Härte Neue Deutsche Todeskunst Neue Deutsche Welle Neoclassical dark wave Neoclassical metal Neon pop Neo-progressive rock Neo-psychedelia New rave New wave New wave of new wave New Weird America Nintendocore Noise pop Noise rock No wave Nu gaze Nu metal Nu metalcore O Oi! Ostrock Outlaw Country P Pagan metal Pagan rock Paisley Underground Pinoy rock Pirate metal Pop punk Pop rock Pornogrind Post-britpop Post-grunge Post-hardcore Post-metal Post-punk Post-punk revival Post-rock Power pop Power metal Powerviolence Progressive metal Progressive metalcore Progressive rock Protopunk Psychedelic rock Psychobilly Pub rock (Australia) Pub rock (United Kingdom) Punk blues Punk jazz Punk rock Q Queercore R Raga rock Rapcore Rap metal Rap rock Reggae rock Riot grrrl Rock Against Communism Rock and roll

[@Stephanie9959]

Really enjoyed watching you create.