Your only option will likely be 1-2, unless you have a sound card or audio interface with multiple outputs. In the Stereo Pair drop-down menu, choose the pair of stereo outputs that you want to use for audio output.In the Audio Device drop-down menu, choose the sound card driver that you want to use.In the Audio Device API drop-down menu, choose the audio system you're using.Īn ASIO compatible sound card or audio interface is required for Windows.Note that MIDI devices connected to an audio/MIDI interface may appear as the name of the interface. If you're not seeing a device, you may need to turn the device on or install a driver from the device manufacturer, and then relaunch the standalone player. Only available MIDI input devices are displayed. In the Input MIDI Devices box, select the MIDI controller that you want to use.From the Tools menu, choose Preferences.
When it's finished, the name of the preset appears in the Ensemble menu and the Controls and Mixer views change to reflect the settings in the preset ARIAX file. You can also choose to load an external ensemble preset by clicking load and navigating to the location of the ARIAX file or you can use the arrows on the bottom right of the Ensemble panel to cycle through the installed ensemble presets. The menu expands, displaying ensembles from that library. Sample libraries can be used to play back existing MIDI sequences or to act as a live virtual instrument.
If you have saved a custom ensemble, a user menu appears from which you can load the custom ensemble. A drop-down menu with preset options and categories based on the sample libraries that you've installed appears. Activate the instrument slot where you want to begin loading the ensemble.
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