Selecting various combinations of the Roland drivers doesn't seem to make any difference. So far regardless of my choices BiaB continues to play through my laptop speakers and as far as I can tell sounds the same as it did with my old settings.
Or at the very least the MIDI sounds would be improved. I'm thinking that if I have things setup correctly the output of BiaB would be routed into my RD-800 and I'd be hearing it through the Studio monitors to which the piano is connected. I even uninstalled and reinstalled the Roland drivers, but so far nothing has seemed to work. If it is possible, then what choices should be made in the MIDI/Audio Setup? I've tried various combinations of selections to no avail. I'm not sure why there are multiple Roland driver choices, but that's another question.Īnyway, given what I've described above is it possible to configure BiaB to use the sounds on my RD-800, which I'm thinking might sound better than what I'm getting with my current setup? Hope this isn't a totally stupid question. Here are the new items that appear as choices in the MIDI/Audio Driver Setup dialog box. The Roland drivers were automatically installed. I have enabled USB on my keyboard and it is connected to the computer. Those settings seemed to work OK, but now I'm trying to see if I can somehow use the RD-800 to improve the quality. GM2 Support (128 Extra Patches) is selectedĪudio Settings.
Synthesizer / Sound Card: General MIDI Instrument MiscĭXi Synth Settings is selected MIDI Output Driver: Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth
Here is the OLD way I had things configured in the MIDI/Audio Driver settings before trying to use the Roland (underlined items are my old choices): Is there a way I can utilize my digital piano to improve the sounds (MIDI?) being produced by BiaB. My question is this: I have BiaB running on a Dell laptop and I also have a Roland digital piano (RD-800). Sorry if I get some of the terminology wrong. Hopefully I can phrase this question properly.
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