I just played without the pedal connected and so far the sound has not disappeared. Can we then at this point infer that the problem is not with Mixcraft or my pc but with the keyboard unit? I haven't heard back from Williams yet but I'll call them later when I get a chance. Thank you! Hi, Does it e...

I appreciate any and all suggestions. We all know how frustrating it is to be grooving right along and then having a tech fail. Argh!

Acoustica Greg wrote:Hi,

Okay, just making sure. Since it seemed to be related to the pedal, I was thinking it got accidentally mapped.

Greg

Hey, Yes. I've tried both. Reset All isn't enabled (attached) before or after an event (the loss of the sound). Hi, Just to make sure, you tried the "Reset All" button on the Mix Menu > MIDI Control Surface screen? This is different than the panic "MIDI Reset!" that's right on th...

No, I tried that after an incident without any positive result. When I play and the sound cuts out I've rebooted my pc and once up and running, the sound is back. Last night after the sound cut out I let my pc remain on with Mixcraft still running. I did turn off the keyboard. This morning I powered...

By cc# do you mean "Continuous Controller"? I have contacted the Allegro 2 manufacturer to see what they say (for once I actually purchased the extended warranty - maybe that will come in handy). Thank you! Sounds like the sustain pedal is sharing cc# with at least one key. Is there softwa...

I noticed that if the sound cuts out at the exact moment my foot is on the sustain pedal, the current sound will ring, I just can't play a new sound on the keys.

Local is set to "Off", yet the problem persists exactly as before...

Mark Bliss wrote:Have you tried setting "local" to off?
(Pg. 17, Williams Allegro 2 owners manual.)

Don't know if there's a conflict. The Allegro 2 doesn't have any driver to download nor is there any software associated with it. The speakers only have a volume nob, no on/off. When I'm playing through the Mixcraft 8 I have the volume turned down. The instrument itself has a set of on board speaker...

I ran a test this morning. On the Williams Allegro II keyboard connected directly to my pc (no hub) via the USB2 port, I played along with a project that contains 6 audio tracks and 3 Virtual tracks. I played Pianissimo instrument. The project run time is 7:36. I was able to play through 6 minutes b...

I'm going down the recording rabbit hole! If i need increased processing power, I'm now thinking of purchasing a computer dedicated to Mixcraft and media production. I haven't been in the market for a computer in 10 years; any suggestions?

I want to quick thank you all for your feedback! We're all no doubt familiar with the frustrations of hard & software malfunctions. To note: My typical Mixcraft project has both audio and virtual tracks. The more tracks that are featured in a project, the quicker the MIDI cuts out. Is this a lac...

I tested the MIDI Reset! and it didn't have any effect. That is, I loaded my project, played 14 bars or so, my MIDI keyboard I was playing cut out. Then I went to Mix => MIDI Reset! but it remained silent. The Williams driver is apparently correctly installed. I have a separate power source from the...

The instrument itself has a set of on board speakers that aren't effected, they play on and on. Do you have another program to test it? Maybe a standalone instrument? Just to see if the problem is only within MC or whether it's hardware. I'd also suggest going to the keyboard software and seeing if ...

Bypassing the hub and going in directly for today's session. I'll report my findings ;-) Hi, If you're using a USB hub, try bypassing that and plugging straight into your computer, and also just try a different USB port. Looks like the Williams Allegro 2 is a class compliant USB device, which means ...

Mess around as much as you like - I appreciate the comments and suggestions! Mixcraft doesn't show a signal when the sound goes. I'll reboot and it should be back and active. Thank you! Hey Ehlert, just so you know, we might wander and have a little fun- but we will come back around to being helpful...