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<blockquote data-quote="MartinS" data-source="post: 403613" data-attributes="member: 22279">I had similar problems. There is a page in Help that might, um, help.It says: If you don't hear sound from a Real Instrument, try the following:Make sure your microphone or instrument is connected to your computer, is turned on, and is working.Make sure the correct Real Instrument track is selected.Make sure that the track is not muted, and that no other tracks are soloed.Open the Track Info pane and check that the correct input channel and input format are selected for the instrument. Make sure that input monitoring is turned on for the track.Make sure the volume slider for the track is not all the way to the left.Make sure the output volume for your computer’s speaker, or the external speakers you are using, is set high enough to hear the sound from the instrument.The most likely is that you don't have the monitor turned on. See the screenshot.Hope this helps.[ATTACH=full]5977[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MartinS, post: 403613, member: 22279"] I had similar problems. There is a page in Help that might, um, help. It says: If you don't hear sound from a Real Instrument, try the following: Make sure your microphone or instrument is connected to your computer, is turned on, and is working. Make sure the correct Real Instrument track is selected. Make sure that the track is not muted, and that no other tracks are soloed. Open the Track Info pane and check that the correct input channel and input format are selected for the instrument. Make sure that input monitoring is turned on for the track. Make sure the volume slider for the track is not all the way to the left. Make sure the output volume for your computer’s speaker, or the external speakers you are using, is set high enough to hear the sound from the instrument. The most likely is that you don't have the monitor turned on. See the screenshot. Hope this helps. [ATTACH=full]5977[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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