I HAVE A WINDOWS XP THAT IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE A WORKING SOUND CARD. THERE IS NOOOOOO SOUND OF ANY KIND COMING FROM MY SYSTEM. WHAT THE HELL IS UP WITH THAT? I SURE HOPE YOU ARE ABLE TO ASSIST ME AS I HAVE NOTED NUMEROUS OTHER PEOPLE HAVING THE SAME KIND OF PROBLEM BUT SHOULD NOT FOR THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THEY HAVE PAID FOR FOR A SYSTEM THAT IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE A WORKING SOUND CARD. CAN WE PLEASE FIND A WAY TO CORRECT THIS PROBLEM. THANKS...I HOPE.

: If anyone knows how to fix this problem please help. I have no sound when playing anything!

I had this problem for a long time. I tried all the normal suggestions of reinstalling drivers. Reinstalling windows...everything.

Finally, out of despiration I went into the control panel and clicked on Administrative tools. From there I clicked on Services. Scrolled down and found Windows Audio had been disabled. I set it to auto and turned it on (hit start). Without even rebooting I got my sounds back. I am running WinXP and using a Soundblaster along with an onboard sound card.

Hope this helps.

After trying every remedy I could find on the net - reistalling souncard, downloading new drivers etc - all to no avail.

Then I used a great little utility called AShampoo Startup Tuner, which allowed me to easily edit my windows registry. I disabled a couple of entries which didn't look right & lo and behold - all things back to normal - mp3s again!! Whoo hoo

: If anyone knows how to fix this problem please help. I have no sound when playing anything!

I had the same problem. Reinstall the drivers for your soundcard will solve your problem.

: I need the manual for Kawai K4 Synth.
: THX

I usually either send people to the obvious manufacturers site or to

www.synthzone.com

as they can often be found at either..

Rimmer

I need the right routing for my sonar3 using a yamaha mg 10/2 mixer. I can't get stero to record on my software, could you help?

To be honest, I dred having to answer questions like this as it's to hard to 'imagine' having the system in front of you and see all the issues of feedback loops and problems. I will however bother to suggest a couple of things I would do to start.

I don't know what you are using the Yamaha for to be honest. I personally would concentrate on the Delta 44 to start. I might use the Yamaha for interfacing SP/DIF but that would probably be it.

The Behringer desk has 4 group outputs which is handy as the Delta 44 has four ins. I would route group outputs 1-4 into inputs 1-4 of the Delta. This means you can input anything into the mixer in line channels and route them to any Delta input you wish with the little assign buttons above the fader. There is often an issue with driver latency but the Delta card is apparently very good with latency issues. If this is not the case then you might need to insert out your inputs to the mixer to the Delta card so you can monitor from the desk without latency.

I would then route the outputs of the Delta card to either line inputs on the desk for monitoring the mix, (remember, if you do this and then route them to the Delta cards inputs in through the group outputs from the desk in error, you could create a loop which could damage something).

The outputs from the Delta is the information you are hearing and recording. You could therefore route it to a tape return on the desk to avoid feedback loops and then route tape return to the main stereo outputs of the mixer and then to your monitors.

I'll advance on a little here. Considering that you are now monitoring from 1 + 2 outputs from the Delta 44, you have 3 + 4 left. You could route these to two inputs on the mixer or ideally a Stereo Return that has an AUX SEND option. If the desks stereo returns don't have AUX sends then route Delta 44 channel 3 + 4 outputs to a stereo input in the desk that has any AUX SEND. The reason I say this is, you could say use the desks AUX SEND 1 + 2 as a headphone mix.

Say you have just recorded a guitar and vocal to two seperate tracks. A keyboard player turns up and wants a seperate mix from your main mix. From whatever software you have (assuming Logic Delta that comes with the Delta card) you could change the outputs from those tracks from the recorded tracks to Delta output 3 + 4 which would go to the desk, the AUX sends could then be turned up to suit the keyboard player and the desks AUX SEND outputs could be sent to a headphone mixer or spare HIFI amp or similar for headphone monitoring. Get the idea?

Again, without being there, it's hard to be 100% on these type of suggestions. I hope that made some sort of sense.

Regards

Rimmer

I have one of those but it hasn't been turned on for around 8 years now. It is a pig to program to be honest.. I owned a D10 when they came out in the late 80's which was a little easier to program.

If you can get a manual, I suspect it will either be from the Roland site or from somewhere like

www.synthzone.com/roland

Some good links from that page.. Best of luck

Rimmer