For example, typing in MSB "0", LSB "0" and program "11" will select the sound "Vibraphone2". You can look up these numbers in the Tyros' data sheet (not the user manual). select MIDI channel 1, enable the "Bank/Program select" area and type in the numbers corresponding to the sound the Tyros should play. load the ReaControlMIDI plugin into the track fx of the track right-click into the track and set "MIDI track controls" -> "Link track volume/pan to MIDI channel" to MIDI channel 1 select the Tyros as the track's output destination (MIDI hardware output) record-arm the track and enable monitoring set the track's input to MIDI -> Tyros 5, all channels When all this has been set up correctly, do the following: in Reaper program prefs -> Audio -> MIDI device you have to enable the Tyros under MIDI input and output devices and also make sure to have the reception of MIDI controller data enabled for the MIDI input. in the RECEIVE and TRANSMIT tabs, make sure to have reception and transmission of MIDI data enabled. enter the FUNCTION -> MIDI -> System menu on the Tyros and set Local control to OFF everywhere. is the Tyros connected to the computer via USB?
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is the Yamaha USB MIDI driver for the Tyros installed? You can use Reaper to record and playback MIDI data to/from your Tyros 5. It offers a lot of features but you can easily just concentrate on those few functions that you really need and simply ignore the rest. Welcome to the Reaper Forums, Simple Please! If I buy the program I might delve into VST's a bit but I am never going to be a Pro. Would I do better with a less complicated program since much of what Reaper has I just wouldn't use. I assume it will but how do I map midi to my keyboards voices and drums ?
However I want someone to confirm that I can save created files as midi on to a stick so as it plays my keyboard directly and all of its voices as opposed to VST voices. The videos Ive seen focus really on VST's and I can see the advantage of them. I still want to continue with this but because I can play a little bit better now I was wanting to save midi files to compliment and enhance and play along with what I am able to play to make it sound a bit more interesting. The midi stick connected directly to the keyboard and played it for me 9no need to have a computer tagged to it. I use it to program the music I am trying to learn to play from books so I can hear how it ought to be played and I saved the midi file to a USB stick. I was only ever allowed access to 127 voices.
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Ive only ever used Midi sequencing software but my keyboard (Tyros 5) with its 2000+ voices has kind of made it redundant. Ive never delved into VST and at 60 yrs old have probably left it a little too late. Ive viewed lots of videos re: Midi but have not found my answer so I'm asking for a general consensus of opinion.