ct-s1 audio output

[progrocker74]

HI all. Couple of questions regarding the 1/8" audio output. First, can you export and record from this, say, into Logic Pro X? Second question, if you're running the recorded play and playing along with it, is there a way to record both of these as a single audio output? What if any gear would facilitate this happening?

[Brad Saucier]

The audio output works great for recording.  I would avoid using the internal recorder if you're already using a computer for recording.  The software can easily handle all of your multi track work.  All your computer needs is an audio interface.  Usually they already have audio inputs integrated into the computer to get you started.  

[progrocker74]

ok, but how is the audio transmitted into my MacBook? You've got an 1/8" jack on the back of the keyboard but only USB on the computer. Also, is the output a strong enough signal?

 

[Brad Saucier]

If your computer lacks any audio inputs, you'll need an audio interface.  The options are plentiful and many are very affordable.  You'll want to search the web for USB audio interfaces. 

 

The audio output signal of the CT-S1 is what official demos on YouTube are recorded with.  With  an audio interface, you should have no trouble recording with similar results.  

[Lovepreet SINGH]

I need to know if I could output audio to my wired/wireless headphones and a MacBook for my online tutor to hear while playing on Casio CT-S1, simultaneously. I don't want to keep sound open because my partner works from home. Can I connect the keyboard's audio to my Macbook and headphones simultaneously? 

 

I don't mind buying extra accessories if anything can make it work.