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Primary Business Address: 8365 North Fresno Street Suite 480, Fresno, CA 93720 |
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To contact us: |
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Phone: (559) 437-1300 E-mail: chordboard @ gmail.com Skype: chordboard |
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You will need a sound source to hear your performances, and this is usually a sound module, a synthesizer, or a digital piano, etc. Some computers have sound cards internally, and you can use that. Our software lets you choose your input and output signal paths for MIDI, so its easy to choose. You may already own MIDI controller keyboards with USB cables to connect to a computer. Our software listens to ALL midi devices recognized by Windows. All MIDI controllers interface with Windows easily. See video to left to watch how it all fits together. |
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The following equipment lists gives only two examples of ready-to-buy equipment that could be used in configuring a STAC with Chordboard CX10 software. We at Chordboard Labs think that playability is the first and foremost important factor in deciding what equipment and sounds to use. |
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...Available June 2009... |
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PHATnCRAZY © 2009 G.Johnson |
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Click “FULL SCREEN” button ^ ...and watch in HQ! |
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Customer Feedback: “I hooked it up and it works great. I'm running it thru Cubase5 on my Mac G5... I can have the Chord Board controlling all of the instruments at the same time if I want. I'm a Mac user with very little experience with Windows and after following your instructions for about 5 minutes I had the Chord Board singing. Thank you so much.”
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STAC Software is designed to work with Windows Vista. It interfaces with four MIDI controllers, translates STAC output, and sends symphonic MIDI information to a sound module, another keyboard, a computer, or a sound card using MIDI drivers built into Vista. |