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Jp 8080 Into Fl Studio Help Pls Pls Pls!!
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| Azza Robinson |
Hi peeps,
Just recently got a JP 8080 now im using fruity loops and i have connected it all up right and in fruity i have put MIDI OUT on 1 of my channels and the piano roll plays back the melody as i do not have a midi keyboard but the only problem is that i cant say use the jp 8080 inside fruity i have to record the melody as a wave then import it back in to fruity for it to work with the beats ect cuz its not picking up the sounds that r coming out of the piano roll...ie, say i lay down 4/4 beats the monitor panel in fruity picks up the waves and the signal but when i place a note on midi out channel for my jp 8080 there is nothing on the monitor panel :( can ne1 help?? pls pls pls much appreciated
also how do i link the midi out to an fx channel in fruity as it doesnt have that fx box in the corner of the midi out window thanks
azza |
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| robstar |
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also how do i link the midi out to an fx channel in fruity as it doesnt have that fx box in the corner of the midi out window thanks
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To do that you must have ASIO drivers installed.
If u do not have that installed already you can download a demo of Cubase which should include those drivers.
Then u have to choose the drivers in fruity as shown in the picture:
After that is up and running just choose which effect channel u'd like to use for the synth. Then click on the box with the red circle around it and choose which line input u'd like to use.
When that is done you should be able to hear the synth in side fruity and be able to add VST effects to it.
But be aware that you need a fast computer and a good soundcard to get it running smoothly. My SB Live doesn't cut it.
I hope this helps a bit.
Good luck! |
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| nova2wl |
| quote: | Originally posted by robstar
If u do not have that installed already you can download a demo of Cubase which should include those drivers. |
sorry but i didnt think there is a Cubase demo out there |
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| Thunder5 |
| quote: | Originally posted by nova2wl
sorry but i didnt think there is a Cubase demo out there |
Well there was.. Don't know if it is still available.. |
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| nova2wl |
ahh okay thanks. ive been trying to find it but im coming up short.
But back to the orginal post! i had this same problem at first and i had to get the ASIO drivers and it works. |
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| Thunder5 |
| If you can't find the Cubase Demo for the asio drives.. You can always download the asio4all drivers from here |
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| nova2wl |
| quote: | Originally posted by Thunder5
If you can't find the Cubase Demo for the asio drives.. You can always download the asio4all drivers from here |
thanks for the link...i was looking for the similar site |
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| Trance(PL) |
| what exactly is a ASIO driver? |
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| Thunder5 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Trance(PL)
what exactly is a ASIO driver? |
ASIO
ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output), developed by Steinberg, is a cross-platform, multi-channel audio transfer protocol that is being adopted by many of the manufacturers of audio/MIDI sequencing applications. It allows software to have access to the multi-channel capabilities of a wide range of powerful sound cards.
ASIO expands on the basic capabilities of a standard computer sound card, most of which can only provide stereo (two-channel) audio input and output. The ASIO specification defines the interface that manufacturers of professional audio sound cards must use to create an ASIO driver for their hardware. This driver allows the host audio/MIDI application to "see" all of the inputs and outputs available on the sound card. The user can then assign these I/O ports as needed for recording or playback when using an ASIO-compatible software program. This allows the users to record more tracks simultaneously than the previous limitation of two channels imposed by a standard sound card |
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