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Jan 6 2009, 12:21 PM
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Did you select the output of the MIDI track to the GM instrument?
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Jan 6 2009, 12:39 PM
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Hmmm I have a toneport UX2 usb and it can't playback midi (it doesn't have midi banks), so If I was to choose it as you did it in recording software,it wouldn't playback the midi tracks just audio ones too..
When you choose the asio full duplex driver sound goes through your PC's internal sound card and not through your EMU sound card..so that's why you can hear the midi tracks... IF you were to assign VST's (virtual instruments) to particular tracks , like assigning EZdrummer to the drum midi track you should be able to hear sound. Though you can try one thing (using that EMU card for all the sound on your pc) , here is a copy-paste on the post I wrote how to do that with toneport , just replace the toneport with your EMU sound card and you should be able to do the same.. ______________________ Glad you solved your problem mate..I use toneport so if you have any more questions about it shoot smile.gif Here are some tips regarding its use...You already know it acts like a sound card , so that means your PC's internal sound card doesn't have use in the recording/playback process.What I would suggest is using toneport as your sound card in PC all the time..You can plug in your PC speakers into the Toneports either headphones out , or monitor outs (use proper adapters to make them fit in)...Next you should go to my computer >control panel> sounds and audio devices and than under the Audio tab find sound playbacks default device and choose your toneport... Here is the picture of that :  Be sure to choose toneport ux1 for playback and recording devices and down under the MIDI part choose the Microsoft Synth because toneport doesn't have its midi banks and doesn't output midi...But if you choose the one like in the picture you will be able to hear midi through toneport... Using toneport as your primary sound card is practical and after all - sounds better than the internal PC's sound card.. Hope some of this info helps in the future... ________ Hope you can apply some of this in solving your problem... EDIT: you may also try assigning the midi track to Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth in your recording software (as its output device)... This post has been edited by Bogdan Radovic: Jan 6 2009, 12:40 PM -------------------- For GMC support please email support (at) guitarmasterclass.net
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Jan 6 2009, 03:18 PM
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QUOTE (Boson @ Jan 6 2009, 01:09 PM)  Hi Bodgan I wonder if you can help as I am new to recording. I use Toneport UX2 and reaper. I would like to be able to copy backing tracks from GMC lessons to reaper so that I can record my jams with them. I am sure that when I listen to myself in this way it will help my playing. So far I have been unable to get the GMC backing int reaper. Thanks  Hello!! Here is info on how to import backing tracks you have on your PC (in mp3 or wav and some other formats) into Reaper for recording and jamming..First you need to have the backing track you are going to play over saved on your PC..GMC collaborations have downloadable backing tracks..Backing tracks found in lessons online are NOT downloadable and only way to get them is to send a Private Message (or request on the instructor board) to the Instructor that made the lesson..I'm sure if you ask politely that he will help you and upload the downloadable track into the forum.. Ok here is info on how to import such track into reaper.. Open reaper , go to the Insert tab > and click on Media File...Browse for the backing track saved on your PC , choose it and click OPEN..A new audio track with a backing track will open inside the reaper...You can then make another audio track to record your solo over the backing track... Here is the picture of that :  Hope this helps.. Ask if you have any more questions!! Cheers -------------------- For GMC support please email support (at) guitarmasterclass.net
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Jan 6 2009, 04:24 PM
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The problem is not in drivers man, the problem is in VST instruments!
You need a VST instrument to play the MIDI track. Assigning GM drum map will not do anything it's just MIDI map of the notes for the drum not VST. Install a drum VST, or add a simple LM drum in Cubase. Press F11, choose drum VST, and add it to the MIDI track output to the left . You should be able to hear the MIDI notes then. Hope this helps mate
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