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Thread cubase midi monitoring problem - any ideas?

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ade_en

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1 Posted on 05/26/2005 at 16:05:39
Hi folks,

I'm having problems with a very basic midi set-up & could do with some help...

I'm running Cubase SL on an Audigy 2 ZS card. I'm using a controller keyboard to trigger & record sounds from the audigy into cubase.

I'm getting a midi signal in & the notes are being recorded (although I'm not sure this part is working 100%). The main problem at the moment though is that I can't hear any sounds from the card unless I'm playing back what I've just recorded...!!

I've tried all sorts of tweaks. I had a yamaha sw1000xg in my old pc & all was fine then, but with this new set-up....nada! Ironically, audio recording seems fine!

any ideas?

cheers

Ade
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2 Posted on 02/07/2006 at 18:42:08
Have you chosen a Midi playback device? Like say, sounblaster piano? or assigned an instrument to playback on that?
Assign the midi input an output sorce... most generic souncards have genral midi.

with Cubase, try hitting F11, chosing a VST instrument, then i the track output chose that instrument.
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