Giorgio Gabriel

I tried in several ways and I also tried in a different pc (a laptop) connecting a Steinberg UR22mk2. Even in the laptop it seems that saving the configuration and recalling it (after changing the audio driver to use) it seems that the audio driver is not recalled. However, making 2 different copies of the AUD.INI file for different 2 different settings, it works fine. Anyway, it's not so important.... Thanks, Giorgio

I tried some "combinations" but at the moment nothing changed. I will do further investigations.... (checking EXACTLY when the AUD.INI file is updated, etc., for example) eheheh. Thanks again. Bye, Giorgio

Sorry Jonh for my imprecise information. I was referring to the Gain of the audio card, not in the software. Regards, Giorgio

Try to adjust the GAIN of the channel used for recording of the audio interface. This should fix the issue. Regards, Giorgio

Thanks again. Let me explain one thing: I suspect that the "generic asio driver...." was installed much time ago, when I installed Cubase. Then, after a while, since Cubase's "asio" driver was causing problems I removed it from the registry (see attachment). In my system only the 2 asio drivers seems to be in place (GT-1000 and MidasFW). I just tried another thing: I removed the AUD.INI file and a new one has been created by Sonar (which is much smaller in bytes) and this one has only the 2 drivers shown. Then I tried again saving the configuration (Midas), then switched to GT1000 and saved again. Nope, still reloading the MIDAS configuration the GT1000 asio remains.... Anyway it's not that important and I don't want to create troubles. Bye, Giorgio

Mmm, unfortunately no. I just deleted all the references of the "Generic low latency asio driver" in the AUD.INI file and tried again, saving the configuration in MIDAS mode, then switching to GT 1000 mode and saving a different configuration. Then, again, loading the MIDAS mode (my default mode) does not give me the the Midas driver in use, but still the GT 1000. Any other ideas? Thanks a lot, Giorgio

Mmmh, there is something strange happening. I attach the file gt.ini (Boss GT1000 asio driver) and the midas.ini (Midas VeniceF 16 asio driver). If I copy the file in %APPDATA%\Cakewalk\Sonar\ the relevant INI file then it seems to change my asio driver (Boss or Midas). However, using the "backup/restore" feature it seems to change the AUD.INI file too, but (even after restarting Sonar) the audio driver is not changed. I have to investigate a bit.... Thanks, Giorgio gt.INI midas.INI

Hi there, this feature seems really useful, however I tried to change my audio configuration (using a different asio driver) and tried to save the setting before and after. In my system it seems that the asio driver "saved" in the configuration is not saved (or not loaded... I don't know). Can someone try the same thing and verify if there is problem is there? Thanks, Giorgio

I tried to load your file (using Sonar): in normal mode it crashes, in safe mode it loads. There are plugings that I don't have insalled in this project, anyway. Regards, Giorgio

Hi, could it be that while you record your voice (and the metronome is on) the metronome itself is recorded inside the track along with your voice? Try to create an empty project and record your voice for a short time (with the metronome on while recording). Then check if the metronome sound have been recorded too inside the voice track. It could be that your USB Mixer is "mixing" your voice and the metronome and sends all this to the DAW in the input channel. Regards, Giorgio

I noticed that TTS-1 will be no longer installed in the future. Would it be possible to copy the TTS-1 folder from C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Shared DXi (for a future installation) and follow the instructions found in this page? Thanks, Giorgio

Mmmm, the track manager is set to "custom". Try setting it to ALL. Now you will also see the midi channel that you are using to transmit midi data. Try to change it (from 1 to 16). Other suggestion: please check that into Preferences, Midi, Control Surface the "Portable Grand" is NOT enabled. Giorgio

As far as I can see your track n. 3 is routing to Cakewalk... (maybe TTS1?). Try to set the output to Portable Grand instead and the midi data will go there (back to your piano). Regards, Giorgio

Hi Frank. if your keyboard is connected with the usb cable to the computer, then you should install the yamaha's midi driver. Then, in Cbb preferences, you should find and activate both midi in and out. Beside that, your keyboard has the Local On/Off setting (see your keyboard's manual). Local off means that the keyboard transmits midi data but does not play itself while in Local on mode it transmits midi data and plays too (no vst required for this scenario). I suggest to check those details. Regards, Giorgio

The midi track, once recorded, should go to a phisical midi output in (in the track, check where the output is going). That output should be connected to the midi IN of your keyboard. If the keyboard is only connected via usb, check into the preferences in Cbb in the midi section and activate the usb yamaha midi output, then set the track to that midi output. Regards, Giorgio