Roland JUNO Gi and Pro Tools SE.

[Laurenz Roth]

Dear Pro Tools users,

Three days ago, I purchased a M-Audio Fast Track Ultra 8R unit. After 10 minutes I had it all operational and it recognized my Roland JUNO Gi; I hooked it up through the TRS-ports on the front-bay at channel 1 and 2 of the audio interface to the L/MONO and R ports
on my keyboard. The keyboard has the option to be connected as MIDI device trough the MIDI-ports or via USB 2.0, both of which I do not use right now.

If I just start playing my keyboard, the monitors on the audio interface indicate that it receives data, so does the software that came with the audio interface.

But if I start up Pro Tools SE, open an empty project and start playing right away, the monitors on the left pane don't indicate that they receive any data. How do I achieve this? You must know that I have no prior knowledge of any DAW-software at all, this is my first serious attempt to get it up and running. That is why I was a little scared to just try things out because I have no idea of the impact it might have and because it looks a little overwhelming at first.

How can I make my Roland JUNO Gi talk to Pro Tools SE? I have already watched some relevant video's, but wasn't able to find the answer in there.

[Routingwithin]

In an empty session you will see that it opens up some audio channels already..

So remove all those channels until you have nothing in the left pane.
Then add a new audio channel- choose mono,, then

click on the "1" in the corner of the track header and choose input 2. This is the same place "1-2" appears if you have a stereo track.

Also be sure you ARM the track ( red button )- to indicate which channel should accept the incoming signal

[Laurenz Roth]

Thanks Routingwithin!

I'll see if your advice works this evening.