carrotsails

Great. Thanks. I will give this a try. How does one save the stage setting, to be safe.

ok. thank you. How do I internally boost the volume of the keyboard then?

How do I know if my internal volumes are set too low? Maybe that is the answer I'm needing. I am assuming, of course, the internal volumes and the volume of the keyboard while I am playing are two different things.

ok, that's fine. But, I bought a digital piano to be able to record what I play. Like this person: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAVIZe5lKow. He recorded what he played with the piano and combined it with the audio. So, there must be a way to do it. That's what I'm here to find out how to do with my piano. However, the volumne is sooooooooo low at first I didn't think anything was recorded, but when I turn it ridiculously up, then I can here the playing. There MUST be a way to correct that. It would seem wholly counter-productive to make the piano record only for the recording be unusuable.

When you say the playback volume of the audio can be adjusted, is this adjusted before I make the recording? I want to record visual and combine both the audio and visual and post to Youtube, so I want to make sure the volume is at the acceptable level for the listener without them having to make adjustments.

Ok. That is what a stage setting is. Except, I still have no idea what the answer is to adjusting the recording volume.

I do not understand the answer here. What is the end solution? And, exactly how is that done? I don't know the moster behind this piano. All I want is a piano and to record what I'm playing on the piano. This is the first digital piano I have ever had, so I don't know some of the termonology that is being used in the answers above. For instance, "I run the file through audacity and run the normalize effect." Where is that done? "The master effects outputs will." If that will effect my recorded volume... where is that? Becuase, apparently it's not defaulted to that method, so I need to know where to go to make those necessary changes.

So, if 'stage setting' is an actual setting on the piano, please let me know where to find it and how to adjust it.

Can you tell me how to adjust the settings on the piano so the recorded volumne is normal aka how I listen to it on the piano? I am not on a stage. I'm simply in my room and the only thing being recorded in the piano playing. I don't want the listener to have to adjust this volumne at all. I want it to be normal to them as they play from piece to piece, whether the piece before or after mine is mine or not. I don't have to adjust sound settings when I listen to songs on Youtube and I don't want someone to have to do so with mine.

When I record what I play on my Casio Px-5S, the sound is really low. The listener must turn up the volumne really loud in order to hear it. I haven't been able to figure this out. Why is this happening and how can I control the volumne the recording has? Thanks!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for these detailed instructions. They were exactly what I needed!

Thank you so much. I can't believe I forgot that important piece of information. I'm just as bad!! It is a Casio Priva PX-5S. Thank you!

This piano is so confusing and the manual that came with it is horribly written. For starters, there are no references to page numbers to find what I'm looking for. Please excuse my frustration. I feel this should be a fairly simple thing to do, but haven't been able to figure a single thing out. This is all I want to be able to do, in fact the very reason I purchased a digital piano - I want to play a song from start to finish and have it record to my USB. What steps must I take to make this happen? All I have found is "presss button of function you want to use the required number of times until the button lamp is lit." Well, I don't see anything moving anywhere when I press the 'record' button and the thing says I have no files on my USB drive - which is probably because I haven't recorded anything yet! Please, please help. Thank you in advance