Sound problem

Hello all.
I have a problem with sound. And as I have had this problem from day one, I have Sonar 8 producer (64 bit version) and although when I import an audio file and can see the waveform, I hear nothing. The same happens when I try to record midi from my keyboard. I see the signal is getting  through, it even records as I can see these actions happening on screen, but no matter what I do I cant hear a peep. I have asio4all drivers installed and running, and have checked midi in and midi out in the ‘midi. Options  tile.
I hear everything else on my puter., i.e. songs. Audio tracks, warning beeps. Start-up tones etc. I still have Mixcraft 6 recording studio on my puter and that works just fine. But I still hear sod all on sonar 8. I have even tried re-installing sonar using the 32 bit option. Still nothing.
I have looked at all the tutorials, many forum threads and also various YouTube vids so I am now beginning to wonder if my puter set up (which can be seen below) and Sonar 8 producer are incompatible.
In other words. I am running around in circles, getting nowhere apart from disillusionville. 
Can anyone help please??
Thanks
Slaphead

Hi Rantaaho.
 Thanks for responding.
 
I am new to sonar so I haven’t recorded anything yet, but I imported a .wav file. Which played no prob in WMP and also played ok when i tried this action with Mixcraft6. but remains silent  when I hit the play button in sonar8.

When I say I recorded I meant that I played a few notes on my midi keyboard and although I couldn’t hear anything as I played. I could see notes appear and stay and save on the track view. Apologies for being vague.

The record timing master in ‘Options’ is set to   ‘ASIO4ALL v2 Audio Front Mic Input 1’
Playback Timing  Master is set to  ‘ASIO4ALL v2 HD Audio output 1’

ASIO4ALL v2 Audio Front is selected once in the ‘Input’ Drivers Tab
ASIO4ALL v2 HD Audio out is selected 3 times in the ‘Output’ Drivers Tab

 
The format of the imported audio is .wav
 
The level meter moves as it should
 
As for which soft synth I used, it was before I re-installed Sonar8 and I honestly don’t remember which, I just picked one at random to see what would unfold. Sorry bout that.
 
I have also disconnected the StudioMix  mixing desk prio to re-installation whilst this problem persists if only to cut down the variables and may re-connect it when this  audio problem is sorted.
 
Also  my keyboard is connected directly into the puter soundcard. Which, as I say, seems to work fine with the Mixcraft6 programme. Hence my frustration lol
 
If it helps I could provide screenshots of any settings if needed.
 
Thanks

Hello Daveny5
Ok I will try that. Do I need to get a particular make and model of interface or will any with pre-installed asio do?
Thanks 

Follow the instructions that came with the M-Box 2 Mini. In Sonar, go to the Help Menu-Contents and read the Getting Started section. 

ie...

Tracks I/O are output to Buss
Buss I/O are output to Master
Master I/O is output to Main
Main I.O is output to your sound card?

You need to insert a soft synth and set the midi tracks output to it to hear any sound with midi. Try the TTS-1 which is an easy to use 16 channel GM module. 
As mentioned already, Sonar or any DAW takes a bit of reading the tutorials before you can get started. There are just too many steps to have us repeat what is already clearly documented. 

Spend a couple of days reading the help files and when you get stuck we can get you going again. Good luck, And good move on getting an audio interface that is more important than the software. 

WTG!!!

Go have fun and make some music  Woot Woot