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1 Posted on 07/25/2006 at 14:15:25
Hi, im very new to computers never mind computer music making so this is probably a rtfm question as iv been told people say, but i have and did nt find what i was looking for or I did nt really understand what i was reading and missed it so i came across this sight, hurrah.

my question probably first of many is im using cubase sx, can i get a M Audio keystation to work through my usb connection which is connected to my mother board, my soundcard has nt got a midi connection. I hav nt been able
to get it working within cubase program, will i have to buy a new soundcard or mixer or is it something im missing in the cubase program.

My setup is:1.6 ghz amd athlon processor with 736mb ram,soundcard is a soundblaster liveplayer 1024

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2 Posted on 07/26/2006 at 15:23:16

%1$s a écrit Hi, im very new to computers never mind computer music making so this is probably a rtfm question as iv been told people say, but i have and did nt find what i was looking for or I did nt really understand what i was reading and missed it so i came across this sight, hurrah.

my question probably first of many is im using cubase sx, can i get a M Audio keystation to work through my usb connection which is connected to my mother board, my soundcard has nt got a midi connection. I hav nt been able
to get it working within cubase program, will i have to buy a new soundcard or mixer or is it something im missing in the cubase program.

My setup is:1.6 ghz amd athlon processor with 736mb ram,soundcard is a soundblaster liveplayer 1024

Thanks


Im in a similar position myself, anyone can help ? Would be interested in hearing from any tech music pros , must be some in here?

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