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Connecting a MIDI synthesizer

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I recently got an old second-hand Yamaha PSR-350 synthesizer keyboard. I don't have any trouble playing, but I would like to make use of the MIDI function. There are 2 MIDI ports, midi-in and midi-out.

I bought a midi-usb interface and tried to connect it to my laptop but I can't seem to find how it works. What I would like to do is for example to write sheet music in MuseScore with my keyboard.

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How can I make it work?

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answered 1 Year ago scrubuz · Accepted Answer

Ok, I finally got it, the trick was swapping the IN and OUT plugs. Also, LMMS did a great job. Rub grune answer is worth looking into though, and especially this link I found in the post he refers to: http://rafalcieslak.wordpress.com/2012/08/29/usb-midi-controllers-and-making-music-with-ubuntu/