Midi Setup On Cubase Se, How to do In and Outs? Options

[korektphool]

I have Cubase SE and 5 virtual instruments (I bought Steinberg's Studio case). I have installed Cubase and the driver for my M-Audio Ozone. I have a mic and that can be connected to the Ozone. When i try to record this onto an audio track, it works and I can successfully listen to the playback. BUT when I try to record MIDI, it gets recorded onto a MIDI track and it says on the place where there are buttons for "play", "record" "click" that in and out are working. But unfortunately no sound is coming out of my Sennheiser 280PRO headphones.The headphones are in good working condition, i tested them out with music through iTunes (so that proves the sound can come out through the headphones through Ozone.) The problem is Cubase is not sending MIDI info through to Ozone through to my headphones. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have assigned the ins and outs on the left of the project window to "port one" which is ozone.
[KorektPhool]

[kaboombahchuck]

Ok, here is the thing... Ozone is a midi controller, midi is not a sound file. Ozone is not capable of playing back (or making any sounds what so ever) when playing it live, or playing a midi file (track) because it does not have a sound module (synth). All it does is send the midi performance out to cubace. In order to actually hear something you will either have to hook up a synth, or synth module to the Ozone, and also hook up the audio lines from the synth to Ozone, or assign the midi track to one of your virtual instruments. Once you have selected a virtual instrument to play, you should be able to hear it comming from the computer or Ozone (if you have made an audio send connection from the mac to Ozone) as you play the Ozone keyboard.

This post has been edited by kaboombahchuck: Sat 29 Nov 2003, 07:27