Brett Hutchinson Posted July 24, 2022 Posted July 24, 2022 Hi people of the world. I've connected my Juno DS to my old Cakewalk Homestudio 2004. (Yeah I know, I should upgrade). I can send, see and play the midi from the Juno, but it seems to have taken over the audio on my computer. My previous sound card, Realtek is now disabled and all the previously recorded audio goes out to the Juno via USB and out into the mixer. This is not the ideal. When I try to play songs they will not start until I delete the Juno soundcard. Very frustrating, for I think that I have made the wrong purchase. Unless of course I am missing something vitally important Can anyone help get my system back to the way it was? I would be most appreciative. Brett.
0 Byron Dickens Posted July 24, 2022 Posted July 24, 2022 Have you looked at the Juno's documentation?
0 rsinger Posted July 24, 2022 Posted July 24, 2022 12 hours ago, Brett Hutchinson said: Hi people of the world. I've connected my Juno DS to my old Cakewalk Homestudio 2004. (Yeah I know, I should upgrade). Considering it's now free, yeah upgrade. I don't know Homestudio so I can't say ...
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Brett Hutchinson
Hi people of the world.
I've connected my Juno DS to my old Cakewalk Homestudio 2004. (Yeah I know, I should upgrade).
I can send, see and play the midi from the Juno, but it seems to have taken over the audio on my computer.
My previous sound card, Realtek is now disabled and all the previously recorded audio goes out to the Juno via USB and out into the mixer.
This is not the ideal.
When I try to play songs they will not start until I delete the Juno soundcard.
Very frustrating, for I think that I have made the wrong purchase.
Unless of course I am missing something vitally important
Can anyone help get my system back to the way it was?
I would be most appreciative.
Brett.
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