Can a Casio Keyboard Be Rigged to Send MIDI Data?

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A user inquires about modifying a Casio keyboard without MIDI capabilities to send MIDI data, expressing a willingness to experiment with electronics. Responses indicate that the process would be challenging, requiring the installation of sensors under each key and a MIDI controller. One suggestion includes exploring the possibility of fitting a computer inside the keyboard for additional functionality. Overall, the discussion highlights the complexity of the modification while offering some guidance on potential methods. The feasibility of such a project depends on the user's technical skills and resources.
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Hi all,
sorry if this is a little off the normal topic.
I was wondering if anyone knew how to rig up a casio keyboard, that has no midi, so that it can send midi data? I have a little bit of skill with electronics, some free time and a casio that I don't mind wrecking. If anyone knows please help me out.

Thanks
Jay
 
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It'd be pretty difficult. You'd have to put sensors under all the keys, and install a MIDI controller.

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