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For example, perhaps you have entered a chord followed by a period to "rest all instruments", or perhaps you have chosen patches on higher banks that aren't available on the synth you are using. If it is a song-specific problem, you will have to figure out what might be different about a particular song that would cause it to have no sound. You may want to load in one of the Band-in-a-Box ® demo songs as a test to see if this is a song-specific, or global Band-in-a-Box ® problem. The volume Control is directly below the instrument panel. Next, click on the radio button beside each of the track names to make sure that the volumes for each individual instrument are turned up. Instruments that are in the currently selected style and are un-muted should appear blue (Band-in-a-Box ® 12 or earlier) or yellow (Band-in-a-Box ® 2004 and higher) during playback. To un-mute the track, simply right-click on it again. This turns the track name red, which shows that the track is muted. To mute tracks, you right-click on the track name (bass, piano, drums, guitar, strings) in the instrument panel near the top of the screen. Assuming you do see activity there, you should next check to see if any of the tracks are muted. When you play your song, you should see some activity on the virtual piano keyboard at the top of the main Band-in-a-Box ® screen. Last updated: Wednesday, 07 November 2018Ĭheck to see if you have the Band-in-a-Box ® tracks muted or the volume turned down

#No input for microsoft midi mapper windows#

Band-in-a-Box ® 2008 and earlier users with Windows Vista or higher - special case.

Try playing a MIDI file outside of Band-in-a-Box ®.

Try returning Band-in-a-Box ® to factory settings.

#No input for microsoft midi mapper drivers#

Make sure that the sound card or MIDI interface drivers are installed properly.If you are using an external synth, make sure your MIDI cables are connected correctly.If you are using the Roland VSC (stand-alone version), check settings in the VSC control panel.Check that you have the latest build installed for your Band-in-a-Box ® version.Check the Windows mixer to make sure you don't have anything muted.If you are using the VSC-DXi, check the settings in the VSC-DXi control panel.Check that your speakers are turned on and connected properly.Check to see if you have the Band-in-a-Box ® tracks muted or the volume turned down.The following topics are covered in this tutorial below: This gives you a general idea of how sound is routed in Band-in-a-Box ®. If you aren't using a DXi synth, find out whether it's MIDI or Audio/RealTracks that you aren't hearing, or both. As of Band in a Box version 2010.5, the CoyoteWT DXi is included which is 64-bit compatible. Note: Since the VSC-DXi is not compatible with 64-bit operating systems, if you're using Band-in-a-Box ® 2009 or earlier, an alternative is to use the ForteDXi or TTS-1 soft synth. Using a DXi synth will simplify the problem, since the MIDI and audio tracks are routed to the same audio device in this case.

#No input for microsoft midi mapper driver#

When the DirectX Plugins window opens, select either the VSC-DXi as your plugin (in the first drop-down box under the word Plugin), then close the DirectX Window and press OK to exit the MIDI Driver Setup dialog.

| MIDI/Audio Driver Setup, and select the 'Use DXi Synth' checkbox.

Check the Windows volume control panel to make sure the volume levels are up and nothing is muted.

If you are looking for a "quick fix", try the following: We have included a lot of detail in this tutorial, which is necessary in order to cover all possibilities. This tutorial explains what to do if you don't hear any sound when you try to play a song in Band-in-a-Box ®. Band-in-a-Box ® for Windows - No Sound / Driver Setup