Roland UA-1EX Instrukcja Użytkownika

1 Installing Sonar Home Studio version 6 For use with Desktop Soundbeam By Mark Newbold The Soundbeam Project Ltd May 2007

10 Troubleshooting No Sound output from Sonar First ensure you have connected your Soundcard to an amplifier and speakers and that the amplifier

11 MIDI Fault Finding If you hear a sound when clicking on the preview button in the TTS-1, but nothing is heard when you trigger a sensor or switc

12 Soundbeam MIDI Interface connections There are three items we can check to see if MIDI information is being received by Sonar. 1. That your S

13 Desktop Soundbeam Interface Driver To check whether your Desktop Soundbeam Application is connected to the Interface this is indicated in the bo

14 International Registration information Country/Distributor Phone number Fax number Brazil/Roland Brasil Ltda. (55) 11 4615 5666 (55) 11 461

2 This guide is intended to help you configure Sonar Home Studio for use with the Desktop Soundbeam. It is crucial that before you install Sonar Hom

3 Installing the software Insert your Sonar Home Studio software into the CD drive. The installation software should run automatically, if the ins

4 Click on next. On the next page type your name and serial number. The serial number is on the back of the CD wallet that came with your software C

5 Next click on Ok to save your settings, close the tip of the day panel; you will now be prompted with the quick start panel. Click on the Crea

6 Now click on the Advanced tab ensure that “Share Drivers With Other Programs” is not selected. Failure to do this will result in the sound stoppi

7 On the next panel select the following settings as below: Click on Ok to continue. Your screen should now display the TTS-1 Synthesiser panel.

8 You will notice two tracks located at the top of the screen. The first track is allocated to the TTS-1 synthesiser; the second track is allocated

9 Now save the File so you can load it when you next to run Sonar. The TTS-1 Virtual synthesiser Plug-in can be directly controlled by the Desktop