Technics SXPR603. This keyboard is pretty old. There are a lot of midi functions but... I looked through the manual and did not find anything. There is a sync start button on the keyboard that starts the internal recorder.
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Last edited by Planobilly; 06/09/2306:31 AM.
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That model is 19years old. I do not believe any keyboard from that era could control a DAW. I believe the control your DAW feature is only a couple of years old.
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I did it the other way I had an old W30 that could start/stop with RB, I am sure it would be more than 19 years old now (if it lived; it ran on floppies!) .. and it would follow a position pointer so the SEQ knew 'where' to start and sync up.
The solution for me was finding the particular time clock setting in RB/PT (DAW) that allowed sending this data.
So instead of Start/Stop from the keyboard I would Start/Stop from the computer. Give yourself a couple seconds to reposition, and you're good to go.
Last edited by rharv; 06/09/2312:05 PM.
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This will allow you to start record in Studio One with your very old keyboard https://www.pgmusic.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=718863 you would just need to set it to studio one rather than Biab, this is easily done. You can set your keyboard to do any function in studio one by sending the hot key or accessing S1 menus.
Rather than:
winactivate,ahk_class TBandWindow
you will have
winactivate,ahk_class StudioOne (whatever name it users you get by running the windows spy.ahk and clicking on the S1 window will give the name to use)
Yes, the keyboard is 20 years old. I have rebuilt the main electronics board twice and built a new power supply. Fortunately, all the mechanical parts are in great shape.
I like the feel of the keys better than anything else I have tried. There are a few of these Technics keyboards for sale on Reverb. They are pricy for such an old keyboard.
But...a modern keyboard to replace it is 3k to 5k.
I have the keyboard set up in Studio One, both Midi and analog out from the keyboard. The midi signal is using an aftermarket USB device Roland UM-One. I also have midi cables if I need them. The new Focusrite interface has midi ports.
I will try to figure out the script.
Billy
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When it first runs it will ask for the midi device, this may come up behind the main GUI window. It will send numpad * for record and spacebar for stop.
You can preset the midi notes with "Choose1" "Choose3"
All the other actions are for Biab, I can remove them if you just want the last 2 functions.
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