Audio Midi Configuration Question, It's probably a stupid question I've got Options

[Redrum]

Well, is that simple:
I use the "Audio MIDI Configuration" app to "connect" my Delta 1010 and my Roland EG-101 keyboard for MIDI work on DP4, but every time I close the program and open it again, the "connection", or the "cables" that went from the Delta to the Roland keyboard and back again, breaks up, and I have to make the adjustements once again, everytime, over and over again, and it is not practical nor logical nor nothing!. Is there a way I can do something that will just make this configuration stay as i left it everytime I open or close the Audio MIDI Configuration?

Thanx.

Redrum.

[Francois Déchery]

considering, that you allredy installed the lastest Delta driver: are you ABSOLUTELY sure that your MIDI connections are physicallly correctly wired:

Delta OUT <--> Roland IN
Delta IN <--> Roland OUT

Is yes Does it works as expected, when AMS is open, or your just have a nice graphical, but it doesnt works?

[Redrum]

Ok, for what I know now, it seems that even though in the AMS the "drawing of the connections" (you know, the "cables" that you drag and drop from the Delta to the Roland to make it look as if they were connected with cables) are not there, if the configuration is correct and I made the configuration correctly, it should work. So far I believe is working, but I thought that to make it work, the "connections" in the AMS had to be there all the time I opened... it seems not.

Thank you very much anyway.

Alex Tejedor.

[Francois Déchery]

i was talking about HARDWARE cables: did you check it?
Does the midi work when AMS is open?

[Redrum]

Oh yes the HARDWARE cables do work fine and the MIDI... well, the DP4 IS recieving data, I checked it with the MIDI monitor in the DP4, but somehow I just can't make the MIDI Keyboard sound through the speakers, only through the keyboard itself (wich is the Roland EG-101, and is syncroniced with the computer and has internal speakers of his own). I am new at DP4 and to computer music itself, so I am still lost, but thank you very much.

Alex Tejedor.