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			<title type="html"><![CDATA[Re: Roland fp-30 & Win 10 - No sound returned to FP-30...Possible?]]></title>
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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div class="quotebox"><cite>instred wrote:</cite><blockquote><p>The new FP30X has the built in audio interface over USB. I don&#039;t believe the FP30 unit has that.&nbsp; What ASIO software are you using.&nbsp; You could send MIDI out of the computer over the USB port back to the FP30 but then the Roland internal sound would be playing the sound.&nbsp; For Pianoteq on you laptop you should have a audio interface and speakers attached to it.&nbsp; If you had the new FP30X you would have the laptop send the audio over the USB cable back into the FP30X and hear the sounds from the FP30X speakers.</p></blockquote></div><p>Thanks for that - Kinda what I thought after due consideration.... <br />As mentioned the Fp-30 (not the &#039;X&#039;) apparently accepts SMF data only over the usb midi interface - so of course it would interpret that according to it&#039;s own sound engine I guess - I was being overly optimistic <i class="far fa-laugh smiley"></i> . I do have headphones and also an active amplified speaker (Roland sound cube - do not recommend it as a piano speaker ! Too boomy) as alternative testing options. The &#039;Phones sound fine. </p><p>Out of curiosity, does any one know if pianoteq generates SMF data in real time?</p>]]></content>
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				<name><![CDATA[Oztack]]></name>
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			<title type="html"><![CDATA[Re: Roland fp-30 & Win 10 - No sound returned to FP-30...Possible?]]></title>
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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>The new FP30X has the built in audio interface over USB. I don&#039;t believe the FP30 unit has that.&nbsp; What ASIO software are you using.&nbsp; You could send MIDI out of the computer over the USB port back to the FP30 but then the Roland internal sound would be playing the sound.&nbsp; For Pianoteq on you laptop you should have a audio interface and speakers attached to it.&nbsp; If you had the new FP30X you would have the laptop send the audio over the USB cable back into the FP30X and hear the sounds from the FP30X speakers.</p>]]></content>
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				<name><![CDATA[instred]]></name>
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			<title type="html"><![CDATA[Roland fp-30 & Win 10 - No sound returned to FP-30...Possible?]]></title>
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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Hi,<br />Trialling Pianoteq for the 1st time and my assumptions may be incorrect!</p><p>I have hooked the Fp-30 p via a usb cable to a Win 10 laptop. This is USB midi out. No other interface.&nbsp; Downloaded and installed the ASIO drivers.<br />Disabled local control on the keyboard.</p><p>Currently: - pianoteq receives all the inputs from the keyboard/pedals etc correctly BUT I had assumed &lt;!&gt; pianoteq&nbsp; would feed the sound back and I would be able to hear the pianotec output THROUGH THE KEYBOARD speakers - currently sound is (only) coming through the laptop speakers. Now I have never been a windows 10 user so I guess there may be some setting that is interfering with this or perhaps what I had expected is not possible?</p><p>Current settings under device are:<br />Active audio inputs : Listen to all midi inputs and Roland Digital Piano<br />Audio device type : ASIO<br />Active output channels: HD Audio output 1. and HD Audio output 2<br />Sample rate 44100HZ<br />Audio Buffer size 384 samples<br />Bit depth 32 bits</p><p>&quot;Device control panel&quot; at default settings</p><p>Under MIDI, GLOBAL MIDI MAPPING is &quot;Full featured&quot;</p><p>I know I can feed the output from the computers headphone port to a stand alone external sound system (The fp-30 doesn&#039;t have a line in) but I really thought that I could feed the output back over the midi connect to the Fp-30. The manual says that&nbsp; &quot;SMF data played back by midi compatible software can be sounded by the FP-30&quot;</p><p>Have I missed something obvious or am I incorrect in my assumptions?</p><p>Cheers</p>]]></content>
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