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Connect audio cables from your keyboard to your audio interface and record the drums from your keyboard as an audio track.

Are you using a stock theme or custom theme?

Maybe

And you know this how?

Disable your video card's audio driver and use a real audio interface.

Just got an email from Soundtoys:

ok

Have you considered getting a real audio interface with native ASIO drivers?

I have just started seeing Osirus (https://dsp56300.wordpress.com/osirus/) not having it's patch information recalled after being unfrozen. Using the vst3 flavor

As the first paragraph that you quoted.

Obviously a frozen track! ?

Is this so difficult to understand? From the manual:

If your antivirus is flagging https://codefn42.com/notemapper/ as dangerous, it’s wrong.

I use Notemapper to split midi data to multiple midi channels on one port so yeah, it can be done in CbB. I use Notemapper as a simple instrument track. I also use multiple midi tracks on their own midi channels to Kontakt on one port so yeah, it can be done. Do you have input echo latched on for all your individual instrument tracks?

Maybe that's a Sonar bug that's been corrected in CbB and it's working properly now. Soloing affects audio, midi is not audio, it's data so as far as I'm concerned, it works correctly in CbB... Just my opinion but what do I know???

Why do they need to? The associated audio tracks that output the audio that the midi tracks are triggering are being greyed out, aren't they?

They have been responding, not sharing snippets and they do have administrative rights to post in that locked thread.

Easiest way, use a monitor controller, I use a Presonus Monitor Station with three different monitors hooked up to it.

Leave the master bus fader alone and adjust the gain at the very top of the strip in track view.

First scan with what? Log report of what? What programs are hosed?

where?

I found a picture of the connections on the Casio, looks like you need a cable from the audio output of your computer audio device (?) to audio in (1/8” stereo) on the keyboard

Either L & R audio outputs or headphone outputs, depends on what your keyboard has.

Sounds like you may have a problem with your filetable in Windows. Run chkdsk in an elevated administrator rights command window. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/chkdsk?tabs=event-viewer

You need to hook up the audio output of your keyboard to your computer to hear the sounds from your keyboard. MIDI is data, not audio.