Connecting Korg M50 to Macbook Pro

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Hi,

My dad just bought me a new Korg M50 keyboard which I will be using to produce music, most likely using logic pro with my macbook. I am hoping to use the internal sounds of the keyboard itself to make music and not the pre-loaded sounds of logic. I was wondering if I would need any sort of interface or if I could use the built in midi capability of M50 to record the sounds of the keyboard.

Thanks in advance.
 
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M3 has it's own editor that comes on a CD with the keyboard... With m50 being
the stripped-down version od the M3, you could use the M50 editor
as a VST plug-in - enabling you to use internal sounds for rendering MIDI tracks

Here's a quote from the official website:

The M50 Editor is a stand-alone software application that lets you perform even
more detailed editing from your PC. By using the M50 Plug-In Editor, you can use the
M50 as a plug-in instrument from within any host application, expanding your DAW
production system without putting any resource drain on your computer (VST, Audio
Units, and RTAS formats are supported).
 
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Is the M50 editor a substitute for logic?....Or will I have to use the editor to use the internal sounds in logic?
 
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The M50 Editor is a stand-alone software application + it can run as a VST plugin for your Sequencer (as long as the M50 is plugged into your mac)

You should've gotten a manual with the keyboard, and another one with the editor CD
 
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Thanks, but how would i go about connecting the keyboard to Logic Pro.....I like the interface of it, and I think I want to use that as software.
 
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Dunno about MACs, but under windows you just plug the keyboard, install the drivers from the CD and you're good to go :)
 
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you have to put your vst plug in in your plug in folder, depending on what version of OS your using they may be called audio units.

Here is how u get to the plug in folder.

Macintosh HD > Library > Audio > Plug-ins

then depending on if u want the effects/sounds/whatever ur using go from there!

hope this helped!
 

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