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I have an upper-end Technics keyboard connected to my computer and used by Sibelius. Technics is owned by Panasonic so technically it is probably best thought of as a Panasonic keyboard. I have a certain piece that never has sounded quite right when played back by Sibelius. It seems to skip or give an uneven playback that is unpredictable. I have been using a driver that Sibelius refers to as 'Speakers (3-Panasonic Musical Instrument) (DS).' However, just out of curiosity today I tried another driver.
It is called 'Speakers (3-Panasonic Musical Instrument) (WASAPI).' I don't even know what an WASAPI driver is but it seems to me that the piece is playing back better now. Just wondering if someone could explain to me why or what's going on here.
The issues with drivers and keyboards can go on forever it seems because when you ask others about the problem, unless their setup is exactly the same as yours, the communication can be difficult at best. But maybe there is some generic advice here that will apply. Thank you - Woody Splawn Sacramento CA Sibelius 7.5 Windows 8 64 bit 8 gig memory Web Site: Posted by - 05 Aug 05:26PM.
Each physical audio output device can be driven by Sibelius using one of three or four different programming interfaces (APIs). Those APIs are (in order, best to worst): - ASIO - WASAPI - DS - MME Windows provides the latter three only. ASIO is sometimes provided as an extra by the manufacturer's device driver.
DS and MME are legacy interfaces, which in Windows Vista and later versions are just API emulations wrapped around WASAPI. In theory, at Windows level, WASAPI ought to provide the lowest latency and least playback glitches of the latter three. But some of the third-party sound libraries used by Sibelius seem not to have made the best of driving the WASAPI interface, and so sometimes DS gives better results. One of the downsides of using the WASAPI interface is that it can grab exclusive use of the physical audio output device, so that no other application can use it at the same time as Sibelius has it open. You seem to be using a direct audio link to the loudspeakers in the Technics keyboard, so the fact that it is a keyboard too is irrelevant to issues relating to audio output.
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Sibelius 7.5.1/7.1.3/6.2/5.2.5, PhotoScore Ult 7.0.2, Dolet 6.3 for Sibelius, Windows 7 32-bit SP1, 4GB RAM Posted by - 05 Aug 05:56PM. Well it does get confusing. Naturally I would like to use the best driver the system is capable of.
It could be my memory is playing tricks on me but I seem to remember a driver in my list of drivers that doesn't appear there now. I think at one time I had a driver that mentioned both Panasonic and ASIO. I have attached a couple of screen shots. These show what I have in my preferences (Instruments) and also what happens when I select ASIO Setup in my Audio Engine Options Dialog. As you can see, in this black ASIO dialog box there is indeed a reference to Panasonic Musical Instrument but no matter what I do in this dialog (the black one) I do not see Panasonic Musical Instrument (ASIO) in the drop-down list of the Interface field of the Audio Engine Options dialog. That is, when I select Panasonic in the black dialog and return to Audio Engine Options Dialog I do not see Panasonic ASIO listed in the Interface textbox (drop-down).
I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if this is a 'WAD' (Working as Designed) With regard to making sure I am using 64 bit Sibelius. How do I verify that I am? All help is very much appreciated. Also attached is a screen shot of the Playback tab of my Windows, Control Panel Sounds. When I choose just ASIO4all all I hear not sound at all - Woody Splawn Sacramento CA Sibelius 7.5 Windows 8 64 bit 8 gig memory Web Site: Attachments (48K), (54K), (21K) Posted by - 05 Aug 06:39PM.
As you can see, in this black ASIO dialog box there is indeed a reference to Panasonic Musical Instrument but no matter what I do in this dialog (the black one) I do not see Panasonic Musical Instrument (ASIO) in the drop-down list of the Interface field of the Audio Engine Options dialog. That is, when I select Panasonic in the black dialog and return to Audio Engine Options Dialog I do not see Panasonic ASIO listed in the Interface textbox (drop-down). I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if this is a 'WAD' (Working as Designed) It is working exactly as designed. If you choose ASIO4ALL in Sibelius, then the ASIO4ALL dialogue will determine which output device is selected for output.
It does not change the options available in the Sibelius Audio Engine Options interface selection. You are using an ASIO4ALL version which is out-of-date: it would be best if you updated to the release version rather than the beta. Though it won't make any difference to the question above. With regard to making sure I am using 64 bit Sibelius. How do I verify that I am? In 'Task Manager', if the running 'Sibelius.exe' is listed with an asterisk, then it is the 32-bit version. Otherwise, it is the 64-bit version.
But the short-cut you use to launch Sibelius should already make clear which one is the 32-bit one. Also attached is a screen shot of the Playback tab of my Windows, Control Panel Sounds. That does not affect the audio output selection used by Sibelius: it only affects audio from other applications and Windows itself. When I choose just ASIO4all all I hear not sound at all That is probably because ASIO4ALL demands exclusive use of the output device, and you already have Windows and other applications using it because of the setting in the Sound control panel. Sibelius 7.5.1/7.1.3/6.2/5.2.5, PhotoScore Ult 7.0.2, Dolet 6.3 for Sibelius, Windows 7 32-bit SP1, 4GB RAM Posted by - 05 Aug 07:50PM. Thank you again for your help. I am making progress.
I am running in 64 mode and I have updated to the latest ASIO drivers. The black Asio Drivers dialog seems limited as the user is left to guess how to make one driver active and another inactive. By hook or crook I do have the Asio reference in Sibelius 7.5 set to Panasonic as active and the other as inactive, but I have no idea how I did it. Trying to reproduce it is fruitless. This is good for now, but I wish I knew how to activate or make idle the drivers in that dialog in a predictable fashion. Things seem to be working well in Sibelius 7.5 with regard to using ASIO drivers. I am even able to switch to another windows program (like Google News) and hear news stories while Sibelius is running.
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Sibelius 7.1.3 is another story. I am unable to get the same behavior in Sibelius 7.1.3 in part because I am unable to make the Panasonic driver (in the black dialog) active.
However, Bottom line is that whether its's ASIO or WASAPI I am getting better sound now than I did this morning. I rather like Sibelius 7.5. The timeline alone is worth quite a bit, even for scores that aren't that large. Woody Splawn Sacramento CA Sibelius 7.5 Windows 8 64 bit 8 gig memory Web Site: Posted by - 05 Aug 08:31PM. Yes, I'm afraid at this point it is. I have an M-Audio KeyRig49 MIDI keyboard but it is not class compliant so it requires special drivers for Windows 8.1 which M-audio has not supplied. The same is true for a M-Audio Tascam External MIDI interface.
M-Audio does not have Windows 8.1 driver for it. Plus, the Panasonic keyboard is really quite a good one with a a lot of good built-in sounds. Thank you again for your help - Woody Splawn Sacramento CA Sibelius 7.5 Windows 8 64 bit 8 gig memory Web Site: Posted by - 06 Aug 02:47PM. @ Robin P.S. Also attached is a screen shot of the Playback tab of my Windows, Control Panel Sounds.
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That does not affect the audio output selection used by Sibelius: it only affects audio from other applications and Windows itself. This last sentence turned the light on for me. Until you said it, it had not occurred to me that the two entities were mutually exclusive. Up until you said it, I just had it in my mind that the two were inextricably connected. I do have another set of Roland speakers that I can simply plug into the back of my computer for computer related things and use my Panasonic for Sibelius kinds of things. Thank you - Woody Splawn Sacramento CA Sibelius 7.5 Windows 8 64 bit 8 gig memory Web Site: Posted by - 06 Aug 04:19PM. The Technics keyboard has 'MIDI In and MIDI Out' ports, and additionally, a regular USB port.
The computer does not have a MIDI in and MIDI Out port so the solution requires a splitter cable with two USB tips on one end and a USB port on the other. The manufacturer of the cable calls it a MIDI Sport Uno. This is what the computer is referring to. This cable is required in order to play into Sibelius.
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However, when I play into Sibelius, even with this cable connected, I do not hear what I play through the Technics speakers unless the other regular USB cable is also connected. Hope this helps - Woody Splawn Sacramento CA Sibelius 7.5 Windows 8 64 bit 8 gig memory Web Site: Posted by - 06 Aug 05:59PM. I think you are overcomplicating the setup.
Sibelius seems to see the Technics keyboard as a MIDI device on its USB connection. The 5-DIN MIDI ports on the keyboard and the MidiSport are therefore redundant.
If you wish to use the onboard MIDI sounds of the Technics for Sibelius playback, fine - although they will not be part of an Audio Export. For audio playback of Sibelius Sounds I suggest you use the computer's onboard audio and its attached speakers - or feed the output to something better if convenient (is your hi-fi in the same room?) Posted by - 09 Aug 09:48PM. Laurence has hit the nail on the head. If you want Sib to play back your scores using the sounds of the Technics, then you use MIDI cables.or. USB, not both.
As Technics pulled out of music years ago it's not likely that you'll find up to date USB drivers for it, but I'm told that Windows 7 and 8 will find the keyboard for basic functions only. Only trouble is, in order to use all those great sounds in the Technics (and not just the pretty dull General MIDI ones) you'll have to make yourself a soundset for it. If you're not using the Technics for AUDIO output, then all the talk of ASIO drivers etc is irrelevant. If you are, then you are stuck with what you've got, and that may never work that well with no drivers.
If you want the internal sounds of the computer amplified nicely, run them into the Technics' line inputs. Should sound good.
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