Playing Korg Polysix with Your PC Keyboard:

Assign the keys on your PC keyboard to specific MIDI notes that correspond to the keys you want to play on Korg Polysix.Ħ. You can usually do this in the MIDI mapping or MIDI controller settings of your DAW. Many DAWs allow you to map your PC keyboard keys to MIDI notes.You might need to configure the MIDI input in the settings of your DAW or the plugin itself. Ensure that your MIDI keyboard (in this case, your PC keyboard) is configured to send MIDI messages to Korg Polysix.You can usually do this by adding an instrument or VST/AU plugin to a track. In your DAW, create a new MIDI track and load Korg Polysix 2.4.3 as a virtual instrument plugin on the track.Ensure you have your DAW set up properly, and it recognizes Korg Polysix as a plugin. Popular options include Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, and others. Start your digital audio workstation (DAW).Make sure you have Korg Polysix 2.4.3 installed on your computer.Here are the general steps to set this up: To use your PC keyboard to play Korg Polysix 2.4.3 synth software, you’ll need a digital audio workstation (DAW) that supports virtual instrument plugins and the ability to map your PC keyboard keys to MIDI notes.

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