set up your DAW or sampler that it uses ASIO instead of onboard chip's drivers. disable unneeded devices during performance (ex. Just install it then follow these instrutions. No need for expensive gear unless necessary. Just hoping for some way to make the keyboard sound better without buying a new one. I don't make anything from these events, so an amazing performance setup isn't really what I'm after. This live event is a very low-profile, small gathering. However, I am find with more recording-based environments (like Mixcraft) as long as they work well.Īlthough usually software recommendations aren't appreciated around SE, in this case I believe it is very useful information for piano players and therefore should be considered. What are some useful utilities using MIDI for live performances on Windows? If the world was perfect, a very simple, lightweight program that takes in MIDI, adds the effect, and plays it back out would be amazing. I tried Mixcraft, and although it does work, the latency is terrible and most of the sounds are quite low quality. Quality of sound is really the most important thing right now. I have a Windows laptop and am looking for some utility to simply receive the MIDI, add a better sound to it, and play it back through the laptop live. I soon have to start playing live and I do not have a Mac laptop (only a desktop). The bandwidth is excellent (better than the integrated laptop sound-cards I have. Under control of a recording program, sample rates of up to 48k with sample resolution of 16b its are supported. It has stereo line inputs and stereo line outputs. 
The Behringer UCA220 is a simple external sound card. This allows me to use better (more realistic) piano and synth sounds at home. Behringer UCA202 USB external sound card. I really have never bothered to get a new machine because I keep my piano plugged into Garageband via MIDI with the computer hooked up to some nicer speakers. I have a pretty standard (and cheap) Yamaha YPG 235 digital piano.
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