Try a very simple sound file, convert it
You need to understand what the program is doing.
An MP3 file is a recorded music performance like a phonograph record. A MIDI file is a set of instructions for performing music, like sheet music. The converter program is an attempt to turn the record into sheet music. There is no perfect way to do that. You should have gotten something out of the program, though. It sounds more like a computer problem. Try a very simple sound file, convert it to MIDI, and see if you can get something out. If your keyboard can't read it, try putting any known good MIDI file on the card and read that. Possibly your keyboard will only read certain formats or sizes or speeds of cards. See if the manual tells you anything. It might read FAT16 regular speed cards under 1 GB, for instance, and balk at a SDHC 16 GB NTFS formatted card. So, do some detective work.
SOURCE: Needs USB-MIDI Driver For WK 110 Piano for Windows 7(64 Bit)
Here is tie official site for the driver ... http://driverwhiz.com/drivers-en?brand=Casio&logo=Casio&subid=1001-us-en-10000000394&gclid=COT9m4uGhKACFdx05QodUT3Zkw
Evidently Casio has not written drivers for Windows 7/64 if I understand your comment. I am not that familiar with 7 but I do know in past versions, Windows has offered "compatability mode" so older devices might work with newer operating systems. Have you explored this possibility?
Here are the options I see:
Look for compatability mode on your new computer.
Ask Casio for a driver.
(I'm not a big fan of third party drivers - maybe you are - you can look for a third party driver)
Continue to operate your WK 110 using a 32 bit computer.
Thanks for your interest in FixYa.com
SOURCE: I have the a Casio
Does it say ERR NO FILE? If so, then read on. The reason you have this error is because you don't have a folder on your sd card named MUSICDAT. Solution:
If you still get the error, take time to read you manual. Read the "using the sd card" part. The folder name might be different for your Casio Keyboard (because mine's a CTK-5000).
...and IF you still get the error, perhaps the songs you meant in your question are MP3 songs (like the ones you play on the iPod)? Then, that's a different topic... :)
Well then, good luck!
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