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I haven't been thru exactly that, but I have had my weekly problems with my setup. Try a new midi cable. It could be as simple as that. You say you don't think that's what the problem is, but it's best to get the simplest thing out of the way first before diving any deeper.

Let's take it one step at a time. Start with Cubase on your mac or PC. Read the manuals for both the M Audio fast track and Cubase. The focus of the first step in the process is to get Cubase to recognize the interface so you can use both audio and midi with it. Then you'll connect your midi...

Are you asking about the Ipad or the keyboard?

Have you tried going to Reapers midi page uder 'Preferences' + activating it there? Reaper can be a little squirilly with midi, but it would be an unusual amount of squirilliness for it to flat refuse to recognize a whole device. Does the other one work?

Try this: VSTPLANET - VST Plugins Free - Virtual instruments and effects It's a treasure trove of free VST and VSTi plugins.

Is there a 'controllet remap' utility or page in Cubase? That would make it easy. If not, there are some freeware midi utilitly vsts that do CC remaping --- I think even MIDIOX does it...

I'm done trying to talk sense to you. With that attitude you're doomed right out of the gate.

Also - try VSTPLANET - VST Plugins Free - Virtual instruments and effects. It's a treasure trove of free VST and VSTi plugins. And if you look carefully you'll find sfz files for free in many odd corners of the internet.

Thines, slow down a little. Breathe. Take it one step at a time. And you can't buy knowledge. This is complicated stuff and you can't expect to be an expert right away. I've never tried running the 64-bit version of Reaper (my digital audio workstation) even though I have a computer capable...

First, the Yamaha hooked up the way you've described it is simply a midi controller. If you don't have the audio outputs connected anywhere you're not going to hear the Yamaha sounds. I downloaded the docs for Cubase LE-6 and was going to recommend you start with something simpler but it seems...

You've done everything I would do to make sure the MIDI Mate is working properly, and it sounds like it is. That leaves Amplitube as the likely culprit for the miscommunication. Have you read the docs for Amplitube including how to have it save Program Change numbers? That would seem to be the...

I think I get what you want to do --- let me know if this solves the problem. Make the MV8800 clock the master clock of the system. Put the computer into external clock mode and run a midi cable from the MV8800 midi out to the MOTU midi in. You don't specify how many other sound modules you...

If you're going to use the sequencer in the drum machine then run a master clock from your computer. To do this you need only one midi cable from the out of your Delta Audiophile cards' midi output, then into your dr-5. Remember to put the clock in the mode to receive midi clock.

Not sure I understand what you're saying. Are you able to produce sound now, but you would rather make it a different way? Or are you getting no sound at all now and need help?

Yeah, your convoluted setup is probably causing your latency problems. Adding a USB to midi cable should be functiontally the same as a new interface which has midi ports built in so if you're looking for a cheap fix to your problem that's probably the way to go. Dunno which --- if any ---...

Not necessarily. There are many thousands of free vst effects out there and at least 500 free vsti's that I know of. If you spend some time --- at least an hour or two --- googling around you'll probably locate a bunch of free shit. To get you started, here's the url for VST Plugins Free . I...

If I understand your question, and I think I do, you are allowed to place the same insrument on mjultiple channels and have them play different parts, riffs, whatever. Let't take whatever synth you're using for your bass. You can layer two patches to get a fatter sound by making another track...

Try it and see! Hook the midi out of the Triton to the midi in of the DR880 using standard 5 pin din midi cable. This will make the Triton the master and the DR880 the slave. Put the Triton in the mode to send midi clock and the DR880 in the mode to recieve midi clock. Push play on the Triton...

Let's start this all over. You don't need modify any hardware you buy on ebay, and I already knew what you carefully ran down about the nuts and bolts of the midi protocol. You need to approach this from a different direction taking MIDI out of the equation. I recommend a simple programming...

Good. Problem solved --- for now!