Okay, this is my dilemma...I just started running my Pro Tools hook up. Audio works great, but I'm not getting any sound out from MIDI. I've triple checked the connections and I know it's going in because when I hit the keys on my Casio I can see the signal bar raising up and down on PT. Does anyone have any ideas for me? I'm assuming it's a simple problem...it usually is. Thanks.

My Anus has been doing well (P4 2.26, P4PE). I am very pleased with using Sonar so far, but I decided to go the Digi001 route since my school uses Pro Tools. I am working with Tech Support at Digi, but they are out of ideas...

I have been using Cubase to do some MIDI sequencing. I want to save to a standard MIDI file that when played, turns OFF the reverb and chorus on my sound module. I have not been able to get this done!

Hi,
I'm learning a lot about Cubase SX and things are going well.

I recently created a song using the drum editor and went to mixdown to a CD and the drum editor track did not mix down. I'm using Reason and those MIDI tracks mixed down, so I don't understand what's going on.

I have read the manual and can't seem to find it in there.

I've been toying around with the NSKit Soundfont and some others for drum tracks. Using keyboard to input each instrument into a separate midi track.

Ok, is this possible, in theory one would think it would be. I use Pro Tools for my digital audio editing, and Logic audio platnum for my MIDI,(Logic's midi is so much better than pro tools - imo)

Hello everyone,

I've been around the board for a bit, reading some great stuff others have posted, and I'm wondering if anyone can point me in a new direction.

Hi all...I just discovered this thread and enjoy it immensely. As for my problem...

Hi! Can somebody please shed a a lot of light on how to proberly midi up my MPC and Roland MC307. What i am tryin' to do is play the keys on the 307 and have them record into the sequence of my MPC. I've recently learned that i needed a mixer to do this (duh) and was successful at doing it with my friends Triton.

I recently left Cakewalk Sonar for Cubase SX and I am loving it; however, I have one regret. Cubase's sheet music interface is horrible. I love the interface that Sonar provides and wish that I could control Cubase with Sonar, i.e., use Sonar as a sequencer to control my software synths and samplers that are running as VST in Cubase. I have only one MIDI port on my system.