How to raise or drop of one octave or more, so if I drop of 1 octave, pressing C-4 on my casio keyboard would sounds exactly as if I would have pressed C-3.

My keyboard, is small so it covers only a part of a real piano. I'd like to "move" that part right or left, if you know what I mean, to play any area of a piano.

I tried some vst effects but it affect negatively the sound.

The "Octave" drop list in the tool box doesn't seems to have this purpose...

Thanks

There is probably a setting on the keyboard itself that will do this. Otherwise play everything to note duplicators and have them play insturnments with an ofset of one octave.

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No, my keyboard doesn't has this setting.

"Note duplicators" : Don't have any idea of what it is Can you explain? Is it an vst?

I'm using "Kore player" as a generator in Psycle. It allows me to play many instrument or audio effects with my casio keyboard.

I don't really know about vst, plugins and vst hosts. The only thing I'm going to need is to raise or drop of 1 octave.

Thanks

You mean, I will not be able to play and hear in real time the notes one octave lower?!?!?!

I can't believe that what I need doesn't exist. There must be something, a software that convert the midi signal from the usb port....
one octave lower = c3 --->c2, d1--->c1 That's seem's to me so simple.

Small keyboard is so common... A lot of people should have needed the same...

The note duplicator is a psycle builtin machine.. It was recently brought up on this thread http://psycle.pastnotecut.org/thread.php...did=2&styleid=1 elsewhere on the boards. You can use it to move your notes down by one octave...

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