Question about hooking my keyboard up to my recorder(dumb)

Hey, so heres the deal, ive got this old keyboard, and everythings all hooked up, all i want to do is hook it up to my akai mpc 2000 and my zoom mrs-1044cd recorder, what type of cables, do i need to do that. Also will my keyboard even hook up to anything other than a computer, on the back of the board there are slots for MIDI IN, AND OUT, an ASSIGNABLE JACK, and a Headphones Jack? Where would I plug the cord up to, for the recording studio? And no I do not have a manual for the keyboard. Thanks All! 1.

You aren't exactly clear with what you've said, but from what I can make out it sounds like you want to record the keyboard sounds onto the zoom recorder, right?

If so, you will need a couple of audio cables (probably 1/4" jack, check the connections) which will plug into the outputs of the keyboard, and then go into the inputs of the zoom recorder.
If you want to record the Mpc onto the zoom you will need to do the same as above.

Now you mentioned midi. This could get quite complicated depending on what you want to do. Do you want to sequence the keyboard via the MPC?

what are u trying to do use the mpc as the master and the keyboard as the sounds and the recorder to multi track

Im trying to make the main beats onj my mpc, record them to my zoom, and then add some nice synth sounds to the zoom also. Where can I buy some 1/4" cables?

any music shop im in the uk we have a shop called turnkey i dont know if u have a shop called that i think u do, if ur in the states there is a shop called music something i cant remeber i think its music friends, and you may need audio and midi cables

why don't you have a manual?

why don't you search the internet for cables?

are you close to a l and m's on military highway?

wtf.

put some work in playa.

I talk to him on AIM all the time so im tryin to help him get right. Its just sometimes people want u to literally tell them everything. Its basically like them saying hey live my life b/c im afraid to. You gotta do da 3 E's.

Explore, Experiment, and Enjoy.

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Nicole