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Appendices
Troubleshooting
Please check the following points if you experience problems.
No sound
• Have you made the appropriate settings in the [MENU]
→
[Audio/
MIDI Settings]?
• Is the Master Level or any other volume-related parameters set to 0?
• Is your computer set to produce sound?
If you’re using Windows, open the Control Panel and check [Sound
and Audio Device Properties].
If you’re using macOS, check [System Settings]
→
[Sound] and Applica-
tion folder
→
Utility folder
→
[Audio MIDI Settings]
→
[Audio Devices].
• If you’re using your computer’s sound card, is the sound card set up
correctly?
• If you’ve connected an audio device to your computer, is the audio
device set up so that sound is being output from it?
The sound has clicks, pops, or noise
You may experience clicks, pops, or noise if your computer’s
CPU is experiencing a heavy load.
If you are having this type of problem, try the following.
• If other applications are running, close them.
• Reduce the maximum polyphony of the synthesizer you’re using.
• In the [MENU]
→
[Audio/MIDI Settings], increase the audio buffer
size. However, increasing this too much will also increase the latency
(delay before you hear sound).
Sound is delayed
• Latency is determined by “the number of samples” x “the number of
buffers.” In the [MENU]
→
[Audio/MIDI Settings], set the “Audio
buffer size” and the “Sample rate” to the lowest setting that still
allows stable operation.