--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "jet_america" wrote: > --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "pancenter" wrote: > >>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. > > > Howard > > 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. > > Any ideas? Jim. We're talking about the main outs of the 828, right? (just checking) There should be a way to set the 828 to a direct monitor function where any input into the 828 is passed through the hardware to the main outs. This may be found in the 828's software control panel. You can also do this in software but the sound will have a slight delay depending on the 828's Logic/core audio buffer setting. Check "software monitoring" under the audio driver setup. I'm on PC and an older version of Logic but I think most everything is the same. I do know that core audio latency/buffer settings can be set directly in Logic. Actually it's an adjusment of the audio device driver. Good luck... off to a gig. Howard