In order to use soft synths to replay a midi file you will need to play them through an audio track, this will allow the midi to be routed through a soft synth and produce an audible output. So keep in mind that at first you need to obtain effects and instrument that are designed with DX technology.
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One can use an internal synth on the sound card, or inside XP there is Microsoft synth GS, or you can route thru a soft synth that you download or install, some are synths, some are samplers, others use sound fonts, each has unique capabilities that you can use to reproduce midi data into sound.Ĭakewalk only uses DX type instruments as synths unless one installs a wrapper type program, these allow you to use VST instruments and effects, VST is a trademark that comes from cubase, and anyone who makes a program that uses VST technology must gain access to that from Cubase, Cakewalk uses DX technology that is from Microsoft development. When using midi tracks in CAKEWALK or any sequencer, there are many way to reproduce the sound from the midi data. Take a gander thru this and see what you come up with The issue is the card, (same card i have) the M-Audio 24/96 does not have a built in synth, you need to route the midi files thru a synth of somekind to hear them play.
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