how to record computer sound into samplitude pro x3

Record and manipulate multitrack digital audio.

Samplitude is like most DAWs in that it allows the user to: ( May 2018) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. I am a seeasoned Logic Audio user and I never had an issue with this with that package.This section does not cite any sources. I have a steep learning curve with the 1818 and Studio One, and getting stuck for so long with such a silly thing is really frustrating.

If I drag in one of the instruments included with Studio One, I then press a key on my keyboard and I can hear the instrument (although curiously, for some of them I don't hear anything but can see the instrument receiving data)Īny suggestions would be appreciated. I have opened a ticket but frankly they are not reading my issue and digesting it properly because the answers (or certainly most of their suggestions) are irrelevant.

When I look at the extended properties of the track (by clicking on i) for midi out there is nothing selectable (just shows 'none') and for midi in I have selected SK-88 pro. the issue is when I try and record data in to an instrument track I do not hear any audio and if I play the track back I hear no audio either, and the keyboard does not appear to be receiving note on and off messages as there is no activity coming back to the keyboard. So the bottom line is midi in to Studio One is working and audio in is working. If I press the local button on the keyboard (which basically turns the keyboard in to a live playable device providing live audio, I hear it in Studio One. I have the keyboard's audio output phonos plugged in to channels three and four of the Audiobox 1818VSL. When I create a new instrument track, I can see data coming in when I press a key, and I can record midi notes, but I hear absolutely no audio. I selected the Audiobox in the receive from and send to selection boxes. I have added the device in the external devices section and selected to use all channels. All I want to do is use my Roland SK-88 Pro to record the midi data so that when I play back the track (song) the midi track triggers the midi sounds from the keyboard's own embedded soundbank and feeds the audio in to a stereo pair (inputs three and four) of the 1818 VSL. I'd like to just make one thing clear up front. Every time I look at Youtube or elsewhere to see how to get a midi keyboard to work all I see is answers about how to use one of the Presonus Studio One supplied instruments!

How to record computer sound into samplitude pro x3