lowdownloud
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Midi device playback
Hi There I'm a Sonar X3 Producer user, I've just bought a midi stage piano I have installed it via USB but can't get any playback thru Sonar? Any suggestions, apart from get a real job. Lowdownloud.
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Re: Midi device playback
2015/02/28 11:17:56
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Have you opened preferences (short cut = P) > MIDI > Devices and ticked the box for your device as an Input and output device ?
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lowdownloud
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Re: Midi device playback
2015/02/28 11:23:16
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Yep done that, is it me or an I stupid. LOL
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Re: Midi device playback
2015/02/28 11:59:36
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Re: Midi device playback
2015/02/28 12:18:20
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May be a silly question but does your stage piano have audio outputs connected to an audio device like speakers or headphones?
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lowdownloud
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Re: Midi device playback
2015/03/02 17:05:56
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Hi There, Thanks for the link already tried that? I can get the piano working and recording fine but the playback in thru the piano speakers not my monitors? Any ideas. Lowdownloud.
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Re: Midi device playback
2015/03/02 18:22:23
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I am a bit confused. If you are recording the audio output of the external keyboard into Sonar, by routing your audio output from the keyboard to input ports of an audio interface, that's a simple connection, but it does not seem this is what you are referring to. Please correct me if I am reading your post incorrectly. When I read it, I get the sense that you are talking about recording MIDI, and that when you play back the recorded data, your external keyboard is indeed responding to the played back midi data and it is triggering sounds that play through the external keyboard's speakers, but that you are expecting SOUND from your external keyboard to be sent through the USB connection and play back through Sonar, or something like that. IF the above is kind of what you are doing and seeing, then you need to understand that midi is data only, and not sound in and of itself. And, the USB connection from your external keyboard to the computer does not transfer any audio signal whatsoever, just midi information. 1. If you are trying to hear your external keyboard's internal sounds through the speakers connected through Sonar to your audio interface, than you need to connect instrument cables from the output jack(s) on the back of that keyboard to input jacks on the audio interface, then insert audio tracks into Sonar and set the input to be the same input ports those cables are plugged into. 2. If instead you are wanting to use your external keyboard to trigger sounds from soft-synthesizer plugins within Sonar, then you need to have a midi track send it''s events to a soft-synth in the synth rack in Sonar, then have one or more audio tracks inserted into Sonar with the input set to pick up the output from the soft-synth. Then, those audio tracks will send the generated audio signal from the soft-synths to a bus (master bus by default, or a new bus if you insert one and set up routing from that bus to the master bus). Anyways, I think it would be helpful if you could please clarify what exactly you are trying to do, and if you are having trouble working with midi, then I also would refer you to the link someone else above posted, on dealing with midi. There is also at least one midi tutorial provided with Sonar, which might help, as well as countless YouTube videos walking you through all aspects of setting up devices and recording/playback of midi in Sonar. Bob Bone
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Re: Midi device playback
2015/03/02 19:24:59
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Bob, I think you may have over-complicated his question. It sounds to me like he has the keyboard connected to the computer via USB. He has played the keyboard and recorded some MIDI. Now he can't get the MIDI to playback on the keyboard. Lowdown, Just a guess here, but is the keyboard set to receive MIDI? On my Kurz, there are three settings. Local, MIDI, Both In order for me to playback MIDI the keyboard must be set to MIDI or Both. Also, check the MIDI channel on the keyboard as well as in Sonar.
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Re: Midi device playback
2015/03/02 19:29:37
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Oops, I just reread the part about the piano speakers vs. monitors. If you hear sound from the keyboard's speaker but not the monitors used by Sonar. Do you have the keyboard's audio output routed to a track in Sonar or to your mixer?
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