Problem connecting digital piano to Pianoteq

1. Do you have the midi cable running from your keyboard's midi OUT to your  computer's usb port? Or is this a keyboard that has a midi port instead of a pair of midi in and out sockets?

2. Does the midi keyboard have a Midi section somewhere in its operating system? There may be a command such as Send midi (Yes\No) in the keyboard. Be sure it's set to send midi data.

3. Did you try rebooting the computer with the keyboard still on? Some drivers don't get registered without a reboot.

4. Do I understand correctly that you are running the midi cables directly from the keyboard to your computer? (As opposed to an external sound card and then to the computer.)

By the way, what Kawai are you using? (I'm assuming that you have a Kawai keyboard, since you're using a Kawai driver.)

Let us know how it goes...

Some additional information that may be useful:

(1)  What model is the keyboard?  Jake referred to this.  Some keyboard have MIDI IN/OUT, LINE IN/OUT, and no USB (mine), while some are configured differently.

(2)  What model and brand is the interface?  Some have ASIO built in or "native" which is the best, many do not.  ASIO-4-ALL works but isn't as good a solution as an interface that has native ASIO.  And this can be misleading too - some interfaces claim native ASIO, but it doesn't work well.

Glenn

I took the liberty of looking up your keyboard and looking over the manual. (That's a nice-looking keyboard.)

I would try setting the Kawai to Omni in its internal channel settings, in case there's some kind of conflict. This will at least let you know what the problem is for future reference.

There's also a channel mute command in the operating system. Be sure its off.

(Local control can stay on--that just means that the internal sounds will play, in most keyboards. Just turn the volume all the way down to cut the sound.) You'll get this to work. It always takes some trial and error...

Keep us posted.