donbass
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hey...i just bought a psr e303 to use with fl studio 6....
when i try to press a key it work but theres some weird noises after the sound...can somebody help me plz
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Sebaz
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clean it up (?) 
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donbass
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i dont understand
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Sebaz
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i tho your keys are doing noises because like they would be dirty or so ... what id do if id be you , id get latest drivers and would google " *my midi keyboards name* is doing weird noises , help " or so ... if neither of these would do it , then return your board and demand a new one ...
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xa
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First of all, make sure that your keyboard is routed to the correct synth, and that you aren't breaking any rules in the effect chain (Duplicate plugins (Amplitude, for example, has trouble with this), or anything).
If that checks out you should make sure that your hardware supports ASIO (ideally) or at least WDM for low-latency output. If you have ASIO output, all well and good, just make sure you have your latest drivers. If all you have is WDM, get ASIO4ALL (Google it) to simulate ASIO output.
Whatever it is, I seriously doubt that it is your keyboard, it's something else. Either a software (host, plugin) or hardware (soundcard) problem. Try testing your keyboard in a different plugin host. Try Chainer (google it) as an alternate host, and try a couple different plugins, and see how that affects the result.
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organic io
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| uh yeah, your midi keyboard can't be making noise because midi is data and not audio information |
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donbass
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how can i be sure that the keyboard is routed to the correct synth....like i said im really new i just bought the thing and plug it...and i just download asio4all but it dosent detect my keyboard ?and what do you mean by Try testing your keyboard in a different plugin host
can you be a little more explicit in your explication like if you use fl studio with a keybord can you send me a screenshot of how you adjust the audio and midi setting plz
thx for the response
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xa
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Well, here's a typical setup for me if I'm just using my keyboard:
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xa
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By an alternate plugin host I meant to try it in a simple host where little can go wrong like Chainer:
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m0d
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A few questions:
- Are you using the AUDIO output of the keyboard or the MIDI output, or both?
- How is you keyboard connected to your computer, Answer the following:
- My MIDI connection is via: (soundcard midi interface?)
- My Audio connection is via: (soundcard?, via something else?)
From what has been posted so far, this is not clear and a few assumptions in the wrong areas can lead to very misleading answers.
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