Setting up a MIDI controller with your software doesn’t get any easier than this. Additionally, Oxygen 61 has built-in customizable mapping presets that quickly interface Oxygen 61 with your favorite effect plugins and virtual instruments. Using DirectLink, Oxygen 61's controls instantly map to key parameters in your favorite DAW, enabling you to immediately tweak the mixers, editors, and transport windows. The Oxygen 61 MIDI controller offers out-of-the-box integration with popular DAWs including Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, and many more. Oxygen 61 also has dedicated transport controls and track-up and -down buttons that allow you to initiate play, stop, and record in the DAW environment right from your keyboard controller. It features 61 velocity-sensitive keys for playing chords, bass lines, and melodies eight assignable knobs for tweaking effect plugins and virtual instruments eight velocity-sensitive pads for triggering samples or finger drumming and nine assignable faders for mixing tracks together and controlling the master output. There is no obvious advantage in doing it that way, and it will be more expensive.ОписаниеWith an array of assignable knobs, pads, and faders, Oxygen 61 gives you total control over your software, allowing you to stay engaged in the creative flow of recording and mixing music without ever reaching for the mouse.
If you really want to do it that way, you will need to buy a USB audio interface plus the right audio cable(s) to connect it to the Casio. Note, in principle it is possible to transmit audio data over a USB cable, but the Casio doesn't support that directly. Don't use the Microphone In socket (pink) on the computer - the output level from the Casio will be too high. From the manual, you probably need a cable with two mono plugs at the Casio end and one stereo plug at the computer end. Your sound card will probably have LINE IN socket (colored light blue on a standard Windows PC).
You need to connect the LINE OUT jacks on the Casio to an audio input on the computer.
The MIDI data transmits commands that say when notes start and end, but it doesn't transmit the audio that you want to record with Audacity. That is consistent with Windows recognizing it as a MIDI port. According to the manual the USB port on the keyboard is for MIDI data only.
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