Troubleshooting
Can’t record/play MIDI
●Is the MIDI device you are using set correctly?
In order to record/play MIDI tracks via the
“Installing the driver” (p. 18))
●Are the track outputs set correctly?
You cannot hear MIDI tracks that are not assigned to a MIDI playback device. If you want to play back a MIDI track, make sure that the MIDI device you are using is shown as the MIDI output port in your software. For details, refer to the owner’s manual of the software you are using.
●Notes are interrupted or lag during MIDI playback
Make settings so that Windows gives priority to background services.
Make settings as described in “Giving priority to background services” (p. 22).
Can’t specify the audio input/output destination in Cubase
●By performing the following procedure, you will be able to use five streams of audio in Cubase.
1.From the Panels menu, choose VST Inputs.
2.Click the buttons marked In
3.Close the VST Inputs window.
4.From the Panels menu, choose VST Master Mixer.
5.Drag the bottom right of the window toward the right to make the window wider.
6.Click the [Active] buttons so they are all lit.
7.Click the buttons located below the sliders to successively select Out
8.Close the VST Master Mixer window.
9.In the Arrangements window, click the Out field and select either Master, BUS 2, BUS 3, BUS 4, or BUS 5.
*If you want to use stereo output, select a track and then click the [Stereo] button located in Track Info.
Cubase SX
1.From the Device menu, choose VST Inputs.
2.Click the Active buttons for In
3.Close the VST Inputs window.
4.From the Device menu, choose VST Outputs.
5.Drag the bottom right of the window toward the right to make the window wider.
6.Click the [Active] buttons so they are all lit.
7.Click the buttons located below the sliders to successively select Out
8.Close the VST Options window.
9.In the Arrangements window, click the Out field and select either BUS 1, BUS 2, BUS 3, BUS 4, or BUS 5.
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