Vasco Patrício

15 hours ago, DocBob said:

Use the ASIO driver

When I did, it solved the MIDI latency issue but caused by audio interface to stop working (it started using the PC speakers instead).

I switched it back to MME-32 and everything was working (no MIDI latency).

I hate it when I don't understand what happened, but fact is everything is working now!

Thanks all,

VP

15 hours ago, David Baay said:

Right, so enable (check) the Behringer IN and OUT ports, select the Behringer IN as the input to your MIDI track, and it should work.

I tried it and it didn't work. I have reasons to believe the MIDI interface is not working properly hence I switched to a USB MIDI keyboard.

Thanks anyway.

UPDATE: Input Echo was off...

As soon as I switched it on, it worked.

Thanks for the help.

I have now an issue with latency but I will look online for a solution first before I bother you all again

10 minutes ago, Javadude54 said:

Is your controller showing up in the ACT Module?

I'm not sure. I will answer as soon as I get home tonight.

Thanks!

27 minutes ago, User 905133 said:

BTW, for testing audio flow issues, I like TTS-1 because I can press the riff sample buttons at the bottom to test the audio independently from the midi.

 

Yes, I also used TTS-1 for testing.

Pressing the keys on the GUI works, pressing them on the physical keyboard doesn't.

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Hi Canopus,

Thanks for the correction. I willl check tonight if I mistyped the filename. I will update after.

Hi David,

It's Behringer UMC404HD that shows in the MIDI devices list, not the Yamaha NP-25.

Thanks for your suport.

I confirm point 1), 2) and 3)

I will check point 2.c) tonight just to make sure, maybe I forgot to "turn midi echo on".

But this has been going on for several days, I'm pretty sure I tried both midi echo on and off, but I'll check again tonight as soon as I get home and  I'll update this thread.

Thank, Promidi for your input.

I am now using Cakewalk by Bandlab. I searched the entire disk and there was no file with that name.

Anyway, I bought a new USB MIDI keyboard and I am now facing a new problem:

Thanks,

VP

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to set up a USB MIDI Controller to work with Cakewalk.

This is my third attempt to have a MIDI keyboard recognized by Cakewalk.

First attempt was connecting a Yamaha NP-25 through MIDI input on the audio interface. It didn't work with any software. Maybe there was a problem with the keyboard or the MIDI interface.

Second attempt was a Nektar USB MIDI keyboard. It didn't work with Cakewalk by BandLab. It was recognized by Cakewalk Sonar though. I convinced the seller there was a compability issue with the latest Cakewalk verison and he took it back.

Third and current attempt is a recently bought M-Audio Oxygen 25 USB MIDI controller. Same behaviour as with the previous one. It is recognized by Cakewlak Sonar but not by Cakewalk by BandLab.

It appears on the Preferences >> MIDI >> Devices list, I select it as input but no key strokes are recognized.

Since Sonar does not work with my audio interface (Behringer) I have to work with Cakewalk latest version (which does work well with the audio interface).

At this point, and after searching online for known issues with this MIDI keyboard (which I found none; it appears to be the most compatible MIDI keyboard on the market), I have to ask for your help before I'm forced to switch to another DAW, which I'd hate to.

Am I missing something?

Thanks in advance.

Vasco

PS: Windows 10, Cakewalk by BandLab, M-Audio Oxygen 25 and Behringer UMC404HD (I think the Audio interface info is not relevant for this issue).

Hi everyone,

I just bought a new audio interface (Behringer UMC404HD) and I'm trying to set it up to work with Cakewalk Sonar.

Audio outputs are finally ok.

I can't seem to get my MIDI keyboard (Yamaha NP-30) to work though.

It is not recognized by Cakewalk. On Edit | Preferences, the MIDI input list appears empty.

It is recognized by the audio interface, since I can see the MIDI input red led swtching on and off as I switch on and off my keyboard.

I've searched online and found a solution that require deleting a file named "TSSSEQ.INI" and allowing it to be created from scratch, but I can't find that file on my computer.

I've installed Cakewalk last month. I noticed the solution above was from April 2019 so maybe this is now a new version?

Any help would be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

VP