--- In AN1x-list@y..., "kibocheeks" <kibocheeks@g...> wrote:
> Sorry this isn't directly related to the AN1x, but I'm getting frustrated
> and thought someone here could help.
>
> Basically, today I set up my MIDI gear for the first time since I moved
> house. I'm using exactly the same setup. I tested it all out by running a
> few older Cubase arrangements that I knew well, and everything worked fine
> until I tried to enter some MIDI data from my keyboard. When the sequencer
> is stopped, no MIDI data is coming in (the MIDI in indicator won't light
> up). When I start the sequencer however, I can hear what I'm playing (and
> the MIDI in indicator lights up), but there is some kind of latency. The
> notes I play on the keyboard only sound after a delay and sometimes don't
> sound at all. I am using Cubase VST 3.5 and it has always worked fine
> before.
I'm not real up on Cubase but I'd hazard a guess that either 1) note
events are unintentionally being filtered (you should check your
preference settings for MIDI) or 2) there is a keyboard thru parm in
Cubase that is set incorrectly and notes are not being correctly
"thru'd" to the AN1x.
>
> Before I set up my external MIDI gear I installed the Reason demo which I
> have now uninstalled. Could this have caused any problems?
I wouldn't think so but I haven't followed much news in regards to
Reason.
>
> My setup is this -
>
> AN1x MIDI out > PC MIDI in
> PC MIDI out > A3000 MIDI in
> A3000 MIDI thru > AN1x MIDI in
>
> Please can anybody suggest absolutely anything, as I'm desperate to get
> making music again!
>
> Thanks for reading...
Hope this helps,
Jon