Hooking up your keyboard to a PC (Recording)

hello. my question is, what softwer do i need to use for record?
i have tried the tape recorder. the simple one

you can use Cubase

Hey the cable between the PC and the keyboard...are you using an adapter? I meen the "line in" hole are smaller then my "phone" hole

Actually I have a cable that has a bigger jack on the one side and that small one on the other side, but yes, you can use that jack adapter from bigger to smaller or the other way around.

OKey cool then I just need to buy a 6,5-3,5 cable ^^ then I will post some here

I have a cable that goes from my keyboard into a USB port on my computer, is there any good way to record that way? Or should I buy a different cable? :P

I've tried with cubase, but it converts all my sounds into piano, and I don't want that...

That's a MIDI to host cable. You transfer MIDI signal that way. It's used
for studio recording in programs like cubase, nuendo etc.

You record your MIDI track and then you select a VST to emulate the sound.
If you want to record directly what you play use plain audio cables. One side in your "Headphones output" on your keyboard, and the other side in your audio card "input" (mostly blue colored)

Aha, OK. So either I need to have something that converts the midi into my desired sound, or I need to get another cable.

Then I know, thanks

Like I said... cubase and nuendo have that or you import some VSTs inside and emulate the recorded midi signals with it's sound engine

Ah, just figured out how to reach the VST in Cubase, thanks