Byron Dickens

It was answered two years ago on the first page.

It was solved two years ago.

Thus my suggestion to use something else.

Not so much weird as just damn rude.

Update to latest version.

Use a different VSTi. TTS1 can be problematic. It will only get worse as time goes by because it is no longer being maintained.

I think he was talking about sound cards made for serious audio production.

Hell, these days even that won't work half the time.

My brother had a DW6000 way back when. Doesn't play any more. He isn't even sure if he still has it.

Syntronik Polivoks!

I founded that group. I'm at least decent enough to show someone where the manual is.

Judas Priest's 2018 album Firepower absolutely RIPS. Rush's last album Clockwork Angels was outstanding.

You tell me: KK is 70 Rob and Ian are all pushing 70 here. Glenn is already there.

That's pretty rude even for me and I'm not known for being overly gentle.

I was thinking that myself. This guy can run "the world's most expensive DAW" on his screaming monster of a computer - which I'm sure wasn't cheap either - and he can't pony up $100 for a real audio interface?

PFM

Actually, you need to work on your reading comprehension. That's not anything CLOSE to what I or anyone else said. No one said anything about CbB being incompatible with ASIO either. That is the preferred driver mode.

? That's good news! Glad you got it all working.

It might not. You might just have to deal with it. My Korg X3 is too old and too slow for that to work. Your Ensoniq is even older.

Midi Ox did not work at all for me.

Try Send SX. I had similar trouble with my Korg X3. https://www.bome.com/products/sendsx

I stopped bothering with it quite a while ago. It's too bad it hasn't been maintained. I used to use it to mock up guide tracks for myself to record the real parts to.

I had nothing but problems with ASIO4ALL. I've seen so many others have extensive problems. I never seem to see the same issues raised by people using real ASIO drivers. ASIO4ALL is just a wrapper for the WDM driver that fools your system into thinking it is an ASIO driver. WASAPI is superior to WDM so even just ditching ASIO4ALL and using WASAPI is better. Therefore ASIO4ALL is redundant at best. The best choice is ASIO because it is purpose designed for professional multitrack audio. You set the Focusrite up as your audio device and run the audio output from the keyboard into it while using the MIDI I/O from the keyboard to record MIDI into CbB and to let CbB control the keyboard. All the more reason to RTFM. I am only any good at the technical stuff not because I am so much smarter than anyone else but because I read the documentation and closely follow the instructions. In my former life, I was often able to fix cars - especially electrical, electronic and driveability issues - that no one else could because I would thoroughly read the service literature FIRST, before even getting started, rather than only resorting to it after I had gotten in over my head. That is a habit I developed early and have carried over.

Use another VSTi.