Can't seem to record onto usb device. It saysitneeds more cpu?

The best way is to use the USB output from the Fostex. Connect the USB cable from the Fostex to the USB input of the notebook. A Windows computer should show a USB Audio Device in the device manager. If not, you'll have to get a driver from Fostex and install that. But it should just work, it did in my Vista notebook. Then simply get any number of recording software packages (Windows 8 may have a built-in app). I've used Cool Edit and Reason 4 for recording and editing. You should not record the songs using the notebook's microphone input because (1) the analog noise of a recording generated by the notebook's A-D converter is horrible, and (2) you'll have level and impedance matching problems, even after purchasing something like a pair of Bogen WMT1A line matching transformers. Once you've got it recorded, put it in the cloud and download it onto your tablet. I don't think tablets have USB ports, but maybe yours does.

This page has a download for a driver........ https://www.zoom-na.com/products/field-video-recording/field-recording/zoom-h1-handy-recorder

Also try a different cable....... Good Luck!

Download the H1 driver for windows & try different usb cable........

Check that it is listed in "control panel" "Sounds and devices" as options in the voice, recording, and playback tabs. If not there, you may need a driver for it. There are so many options of software and operating systems for PC's that it is a wonder that any of this works.

Check that in the control panel of Windows, "Sounds and devices" your interface is the default device in each of the panels under the tabs such as "Voice" and the others.

Make sure that in the control panel of Windows, "Sounds and Devices" under the "voice and recording" tab, the Yamaha mixer is shown as the device for both voice recording and playback.

Try storing your project on another media such as tape or a computer ( there is lots of freeware such as Audacity) and format your drive.

I wasn;t able to get a manual to download, however, a lot of these things MAX out at a 2Gb stick. If you try using larger, I suspect that might be the problem.

Blogs seem to indicate that the sticks are LESS than reliable and one has to remove a lot of effects due to CPU throughput being insufficient.

Make sure your memory stick is less than 2Gb

Don't have too many folders on a flashstick try keeping everything into four folders maximum and I think you'll find it works perfectly.
Good Luck

We're talking about audio recording. If so you must conntect your piano by using the L + R outputs with your sound card or mixer line inputs (that's how I do this). USB is ok if you want to use your piano as a master keyboard (MIDI). Another important thing is that you must have an additional application installed called sequencer ( for example Cubase Sx, Sonar...) which will let you store your digital music. I'm not talking about the proper settings of them because it could take a day or so...:)
Overall, you will have to learn a bit about the home studio, home recording techniques. There are tons of informations on web. A great thing is that you can use your CP33 as a master keyboard to control additional virtual instruments (VST) or for example play different piano samples (check Synthogy Ivory). Possibilites are endless!

Regards
Radek