thanks?how to do this?

In the top left corner you find "audio settings" where you can set your sound card and midi as wanted.

yorolpal
Well...the piano sounded pretty "digital" to my ol ears.

 
I have the Rhodes and the Grand.  The Rhodes is underwhelming but the Grand is nice and mixes well.  I have the Garritan Steinway and Alecia's Keys and this is actually easier to fit in a mix and is very tweakable. 

hey,,thanks, it works but the sound is a little bit delayed while it comes from my keyboard thru comp to amp,and i feel uncomfortable with it,what is the reason?
thanks,tom

This sounds like latency - you are going to have to check all your settings and see what causing this - I know I reset my sound cards asio settings from when I'm mixing (I make them as large as possible) and tracking (as small as I can get away with) - what sound card are you using? Are you using Asio? What are your settings?
Nigel
 
 

hey,Bajan,the card is built-in VIA HDA,what s wrong with it,thanks

I suppose you need to DL the Asio4All software....
http://www.asio4all.com/
 

This sounds like a supplied with motherboard  type thing to me - I have no experience of this. But in almost all cases that I have come across, pre-supplied set ups like this are not good enough for music production.
I think you will need to buy yourself a proper sound card.

Bajan Blue
This sounds like a supplied with motherboard  type thing to me - I have no experience of this. But in almost all cases that I have come across, pre-supplied set ups like this are not good enough for music production.I think you will need to buy yourself a proper sound card.

That's why Asio4all might work. Did for me on my old laptop.

you were right,with asio it is better but not completly,i got to buy new card
thanks