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Just wanted to tell about the support with Chromebooks . I bought a Chromebook (Acer R11) and tried to connect it to my microstation. As Chromebooks support Android Apps now, I found quite some Android Apps that worked with the connected Microstation. I tried both kinds of connection: MDID-2-USB and ...

That's not correct: the cable works for MIDI out, i.e. I found an Android App (Music Composer) that recognises the keys that I press on my microstation. But I'm looking for the other way round: the Android App should send the notes to the microstation. I'm not looking for a simple MIDI file player ...

I have an Android 4.2 Tablet and installed misc MIDI sequenzers (Ensemble Composer, Maestro, MidSequer, ...) but my microstation doesn't play anything - only the tablet. I have a USB-to-MIDI cable, plugged USB into tablet and both MIDI-in/-out into the microstation. How do I have to "set up" the ...

Well, I found several apps on http://www.androidmusician.com/. But I won't buy any "by chance" if I can't use them with my microStation.

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That would be great! But what do you mean by "directly" ... how can I switch the octave in another way, now?

Is anyone using Linux to control the microStation? What software (Linux distribution, driver, sequencer, etc) do you use?

Because they are crap! Her friend and our uncle have such keyboards and they don't even come close to the sound quality of the microStation. She is 11 years old and loves the microStation's sounds! She also plays some piano songs on it but now wants to proceed to more difficult songs. So, I just ...

SO, I know how to records a song that I'playing on the keyboard. And I know the "grid sequencer" to program drum patterns. But Is it also possible to program whole songs (not only drums)? The reason is: my daughter plays with the keyboard and wants to learn songs. SO I thought I could "program" the ...

Does anybody have successfully connected a Tablet computer (Android) via USB to the microStation with sequencer software?

I also try to save my recorded songs to SD Card. The manual is so complicated! I finally got it to save and load. My problem: I can rename my song to a custom name - that's good! When I save it, it suggests "To: 0000.MID" and it can't be renamed. So I saved it, switched off/on the microStation and ...

And an SD-Card to save your own songs ...

No problem - I also have connected a computer 2.1 Audio rig on the microStation headphone output plug.

Yup, I "recycled" a 2GB card in the microStation as it was abandoned from my old mobile phone. 2GB is way enough to store thousands of songs!

I bought the last microStation 1 year ago in a big german music store - there weren't any other microStations after mine in the store. So, one year ago, I already thought that the microStation reached the "end of life" cycle of KORG. Thank god, I have one!