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Use the USB cable and follow the instructions in the user manual. You can download the manual and updated software from here:
http://roland.com/support/article/?q=downloads&p=BR-900CD
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Why you have to convert to mp3 ?. Did not the card can be removed and installed on the computer and then copied?
Where you convert the file? BR or computer?
What software you use to convert?
They make headphone amps that will take a line level and boost it in volume until it can drive headphones. I'd get one of those, and plug it into any available "line out" or "rec out" on the back of your Fostex. Sounds like the D/A converter section that feeds the headphone output has gone bad, and my solution will get you around that.
I want to practice through key board by singing along with with the help of SD card. How can record my favorite songs as karokee in SD cart to play in the instrument.
I could be wrong here but I have a number of keyboards and the USB connection is usually for Midi control from software like Cubase and the like. If by recording you mean recording Audio then I think you'll find that it won't be possible using the USB port.
Midi is great and I use it a lot. It enables you to arrange music using your computer. Also you can record the music you play on the Keyboard on the computer as Midi. This means that the computer can play back through your arranger what you just played. Bear in mind though that Midi is purely numbers that represent notes, velocities and note duration so is not actually audio.
My keyboards have the ability to record to SD card or a Hard Drive, however if this is not a feature of your arranger then probably your best bet for recording audio from it is by using the Audio out ports of your arranger and using a connecting lead to a good low noise sound card on your computer. As you are using a laptop you can find external usb sound cards/interfaces so that should do fine. Then you could probably use something like Audacity which is free software, to record to a wav file.
Recording a new tune automatically deletes the previous one.
Solution transfer the recorded song to your computer via USB cable.
It is also possible to store up to 5 additional tunes in the song bank
See page E50 and appendix 9 of the user manual available here. http://support.casio.com/pdf/008/ctk_810_01_e.pdf
Transfer the data in MIDI format. The BUP format is a proprietary format to the keyboard and can ONLY be played by the keyboard. Either dump the data as MIDI format or using a MIDI interface send it to the PC or lastly, capture the audio using an audio interface on the PC.
first set the in and out points of song make sure your holding down the shift key while setting in and out points.then pres shift key holding down on it pres master key it should start flashing.then pres record play.good luck
the correct way to transfer files from the piano to a computer is via the MIDI out socket on the piano ...not the jack
you may possible need a midi to usb convertor ...which readly available and cheap
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