Hello Mr. King.

Thank you for your answer.  I thought that I could enter notes manually, which is what I had planned on doing.  However, I can not hear the notes I’m playing when using SD3 in S1.  I’ve searched the internet for how to configure S1, and still no sound.  Do have I have to set up SD3 as multiple outputs to be able to hear the sound first?

Thank you.

George

Hello Brad,

Yes, I did have the track armed and the monitor on.  When recording (hitting the drums in SD3) while recording, no midi is being recorded and I don’t hear anything.  I’m sure that it’s something very simple that I’m not doing.

George

• This post was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by todez_1.

No, I didn’t hear anything while clicking on the drum kit.  I was trying to record in S1 on an instrument track.   I’ll have to get back to you on your last question.  I’ll try to drag a grove into SD3 inside S1 (and make sure I have follow host selected).  I’l’l try to do that in the next hour or so.

Thank you.

George

Well, have a safe trip home!

I did drag a groove track in and played it.  I can see data in the tracks, but no sound.  I’m assuming the “Follow Host” should be blue, but I clicked it 0n/off and neither way allowed me to hear the sound.  I also tried it with clicking the “S” & “M” buttons in SD3.

I’ve added 4 screen shots below to show my configuration.  I’m sure there is just something simple that I’m missing.

George

Hello Scott,

My audio device setting in S1 one is Windows audio and I have it and S1 @ 48k since I was getting a warning.  Correct, I can not hear SD3 in S1.  I did not try recording an audio track since I do not have USB DI (That is the reason I wanted to try to record manually – if I have to, I will buy as USB DI and keyboard controller when I get to the States and sell them when I leave, if it’s easier).  I do not have any Studio One sound sets added to the computer because I don’t have enough room on the SSD, so none of S1’s instruments will play at this time.  Normal audio (Wav., MP3.) is playing via Windows Audio Player.

I dragged a wav file into S1 and it immediately caused spikes and an electronic interference noise.  When I actually played the track it is still spiked and I hear everything garbled and no recognizable sound.  I’ve changed the IO settings, used both stereo and mono, did what I know and could think of, but I get no audio.  I’ve sent a screen shot; there is audio data.

I did notice the Monitor button was off (even though S was on) and I turned it on.  The moment I did I got clipping and could hear garbled sound.

Thank you.

George

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Hello Scott,

Yes, SD3 does play and have sound in standalone mode!  All other playback (You Tube, News Sites, Etc) does work using the Windows audio.  There are no Windows audio setting turned down or muted that I can find when I go into the audio settings.  I ran the audio tests and they came out fine.  The settings are on the Realtek Speaker/Headphone settings, not on the Virtual Audio Cable settings.  All sound settings are at 100%, as are the settings in the volume mixer.  None are muted.  So that leads me to believe something in the settings of SD3 or S1 are wrong, and it is not the computer itself.