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May 13, 15 12:12 AM (permalink)

Need Help with my Hardware MIDI Keyboard

I bought me Music Creator 7 a while ago, but i had not figured out why my USB MIDI Keyboard (M-Audio Oxygen49 4th Gen) spits only the signal but no sound out. And i dont know how to import VST files.
 
So I am realy confused about that.
If somebody could help me it would be very nice.
 
have a nice day
HV (Nathan)
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Re: Need Help with my Hardware MIDI Keyboarde May 13, 15 12:19 AM (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby HellwichVisuals May 13, 15 2:38 PM
This may help http://www.cakewalk.com/D...;help=Tutorial4.1.html
 
There are quite a few tutorial videos here http://www.cakewalk.com/caketv/music-creator. One of them "Music Creator 6 Touch - 4 - Synths and MIDI" may also help with your specific issue. Even though the video uses MC6T, the process is the same in MC7.
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Re: Need Help with my Hardware MIDI Keyboarde May 13, 15 2:23 PM (permalink)
Midi output is data only.  Have you inserted a softsynth and set it up with a sample or patch in order to play the sounds? 
 
That threw me for a loop when I was getting started. Took me quite a few hours to get it ironed out. Once you get it though..... it's a snap from then on.

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Re: Need Help with my Hardware MIDI Keyboarde May 13, 15 3:16 PM (permalink)
Tanks man,
I DID IT!!
 
I can finally hear the sound of the midi-keyboard.
 
Best Wishes
Nathan
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Re: Need Help with my Hardware MIDI Keyboarde May 13, 15 7:27 PM (permalink)
And just to be clear, your midi controller doesn't produce audio, no sound generation capability. Your midi controller triggers the synth-plugin(s) installed on your computer via Music Creator or stand-alone synth-plugin(s), e.g. VSTi plugin.
 
Cool, right?!
 
I started in the 90's with Cakewalk Pro Audio 9 and external equipment, then Sonar with soft-synths! I was ESTATIC when I realized for less than $500, I had access to instruments and audio processors I dreamed of owning for decades!
 
Have fun!
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