Ok, i got Zebra 2 few hours ago and when i push my keyboard (computer) it doesn't make any sound.
It works when i put notes on piano roll and play them. (i use FL studio)
is there's solution for this kinda problem?
My keyboard doesn't working in Zebra 2
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- KVRist
- 50 posts since 7 Jul, 2014
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- KVRAF
- 4141 posts since 11 Aug, 2006 from Texas
If Zebra is making sound from notes in the piano roll then the problem is likely with the configuration of FL Studio and not related to Zebra at all.
You might want to read the manual on how to configure MIDI devices with FL Studio:
https://www.image-line.com/support/FLHe ... s_midi.htm
and
https://www.image-line.com/support/FLHe ... ollers.htm
You might want to read the manual on how to configure MIDI devices with FL Studio:
https://www.image-line.com/support/FLHe ... s_midi.htm
and
https://www.image-line.com/support/FLHe ... ollers.htm
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- KVRian
- 574 posts since 20 Aug, 2013
Zebra2 isn't "selective", so it doesn't decide which MIDI to process and which MIDI not to process. Whatever it receives, it processes.
So if Zebra2 doesn't process your keyboard input, it doesn't receive it. You can check whether or not Zebra2 is receiving MIDI input by the little green LED light underneath the Preset display bar at the top. If it's flashing, Zebra2 is receiving MIDI and something should be coming out. If it's not flashing when you play your keyboard, Zebra2 isn't receiving MIDI and you should check your MIDI connectivity and assignments.
Make sure that:
- your MIDI keyboard is actually assigned in FL Studio and that it works with other synths
- the track with Zebra2 on it is record-armed (=listening for incoming MIDI)
- the track with Zebra2 is listening on the right MIDI device and channel
- the track with Zebra2 has monitoring enabled (=incoming MIDI isn't just recorded)
- the output of the Zebra2 track is routed to the correct main outputs
So if Zebra2 doesn't process your keyboard input, it doesn't receive it. You can check whether or not Zebra2 is receiving MIDI input by the little green LED light underneath the Preset display bar at the top. If it's flashing, Zebra2 is receiving MIDI and something should be coming out. If it's not flashing when you play your keyboard, Zebra2 isn't receiving MIDI and you should check your MIDI connectivity and assignments.
Make sure that:
- your MIDI keyboard is actually assigned in FL Studio and that it works with other synths
- the track with Zebra2 on it is record-armed (=listening for incoming MIDI)
- the track with Zebra2 is listening on the right MIDI device and channel
- the track with Zebra2 has monitoring enabled (=incoming MIDI isn't just recorded)
- the output of the Zebra2 track is routed to the correct main outputs