I can play wave files using another programme - Easy Audio Cutter - but it says 'input driver error' when I try and record.Ģ. My computer's control panel looks different because I'm using windows 7, and so I can't select the options you describe.however, Playback is defaulted to the Realtek speakers device and Recording gives me a choice of 3 devices: mic, front mike, line in. (later, if I ever get this sorted! - I hope to record wave files)įor point 1. Then on the General tab, make sure your soundcard is listed and selected for Playback and Recording timing masters.Īt the moment I'm trying to play a wave file that I have imported into a track. That is, click the soundcard name and ensure that it is highlighted. click the Drivers tab and make sure your soundcard input and output are listed in the appropriate fields and that they are SELECTED. If it is listed, select it for both Playback and Recording.Ģ. If your soundcard is not a listed option then I would think there is a driver issue. The Sound Playback and Sound Recording fields must be set to your soundcard's Output and Input, respectively. Go to the Sound an Audio Device Control Panel.

Since your soundcard is not listed as an option for the Port field, that means that PA9 is not seeing your soundcard. You have to get your Port set to your soundcard for audio playback. Let's start with playback of a wave file.įor Playback of wave file: The GS Wavetable Synth is a software midi synth and it is for playing a midi track. I'm still not sure if you are trying to play a wave file or record one or both.

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