: Play MT 32 and DX100 from Win 10 computer I have a Roland MT32 and a Yahama DX100 keyboard that I used to play from my Atari computer. The MT32 must be played from computer software through a midi connection. I now want

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you, sir, are pretty old school. no hardware upgrades since the 80s, eh?

ok, enough of that.

I'd love for you to give my software a try. pianocheetah.com it's a midi sequencer, runs on windows, and is free. it's kind of built for piano practice.

There are plenty of midi sequencers available for free, but I can only comment on mine. So you'll have to hit google looking for midi sequencers because which one you use is sort of a religious decision.

But your laptop should work great for recording the DX100 and playing to the MT32 or church Clavinova over midi.

There are also quite a few "scan sheet music and turn into midi" programs. So there's another religion to pick. But in general, they all make mistakes when the notes get dense and sometimes it's just as easy to type it all in.

I don't think I'd want to subject church goers to a song played by a midi sequencer, though. They might be ok with it, but you've got to feel guilty giving them music with no feel like that. (Not played live)