>> Jim, this has probably been answered already, just in case: >> >> MIDI is not audio, it's only very simple data that gives note >> information, velocity, length, controller data. Your keyboard is the >> sound source, you will have to take the audio output(s) of the >> keyboard and patch them into a mixer or the 828. > > Thank you for you're reply. I've connected the output of the > keyboard to input1 of the 828, still can't get the output to play > through the Main Outs? Must be a way to connect the output inside > Logic but still haven't figured out how. Hi Jim, I have an 828mkII and Logic 7. You can try 2 things 1) create a new audio track in Logic and hit the R button (record ready) on the track title bar, choose a recording location.. the R button should now be red. Can you hear the keyboard now? If not then in the Logic mixer go to the I/O section of this audio track (it'll probably say Input 1-2) and try changing it to input 3-4... because on the motu in logic the front panel inputs come in as 1-2 and everything on the back is shifted.. so what is called 1-2 on the motu, Logic will see as 3-4. 2) If that isn't working try opening the Motu 'Firewire cuemix console' which will probably be in your applications folder. If not you need to download it from motu.com. Select 'Bus 1' on the four tabs at the very bottom, make sure the 'output' on the middle far right is set to 'Main-out 1-2'.. now when you play your keyboard can you see any of the green meters on this software console light up? Make sure none of these channels are muted You'll get there in the end, logic is harder to set up at first than most sequencers but once you get the hang of it you'll be laughing ;) Steve