Recently bought a USB midi keyboard and although it seems to record fine, I can't hear it as I record/play live. Do I need to adjust something in the settings?
@Alex-Kirkwood Yes, you must select an ASIO driver. Navigate to File > Settings > Program Settings > Audio/MIDI and select the ASIO driver of your audio interface. If you don't have one, select the Music Maker ASIO driver. Next, click on the Advanced button to open the ASIO driver control panel. Here you can select the audio input and output and set the ASIO sample buffer size to a reasonable value, for example 512 samples. If this is too high latency for your recording, try a lower value like 256 samples (the more tracks, instruments and effects your project has, the higher the buffer needs to be to keep it running without audio drop-outs. Alternatively, mute already recorded tracks you don't need during recording.)
@Alex-Kirkwood Yes, you must select an ASIO driver. Navigate to File > Settings > Program Settings > Audio/MIDI and select the ASIO driver of your audio interface. If you don't have one, select the Music Maker ASIO driver. Next, click on the Advanced button to open the ASIO driver control panel. Here you can select the audio input and output and set the ASIO sample buffer size to a reasonable value, for example 512 samples. If this is too high latency for your recording, try a lower value like 256 samples (the more tracks, instruments and effects your project has, the higher the buffer needs to be to keep it running without audio drop-outs. Alternatively, mute already recorded tracks you don't need during recording.)
Thanks! I'll try that when I get back home)