u/CHARLIE-MF-BROWN

Sorry if I overcomplicated this, or if it sounds kinda dumb (I am a complete amateur😆), but I will be attempting this tomorrow & any advice/input would be extremely helpful & welcome.

The situation: I am visiting my father & l love listening to him noodle! Sometimes it reminds me of old experimental albums from the 70s/80s, ha. Either way, my goal is to silently record midi notes on FL, but still allow him to hear his own live audio & piano voices locally through the pianos built in speakers. This way, he can noodle around & play comfortably & within his element if that makes sense. I also think it'd be great messing w/ the midi notes together afterward, trying different plugins, bpm, effects, etc.

He uses a Williams Symphony Grand II. It's a very nice digital grand piano w/ midi capabilities. I'm going to check the piano settings after connecting to see if keeping the control local works. I was just wondering if any of you do this & how it works for you? I've only used silent midi devices to record notes, so this is a lil new to me, but does sound pretty simple...

Wish me luck though, because it seems like it's always the simple stuff that makes everything go haywire. 😆