jhart8

Frustrating, I have a new Macbook Air M1 running Logic 10.7.2. I am just jamming with one track for midi drums and one track for playing live Yamaha CP73 and I am getting a system overload warning! I have buffer set to 1024, Processing Threads=8, Buffer range=large, Multithreading=playback tracks. I did the same test on Ableton Live Lite, one track live piano, 1 track midi beat, with buffer set to 512 and This was not a problem, it worked perfectly. (both tests were with a few apps open) I would prefer to use Logic but does anyone know how this is possible? Are there some stability issues in 10.7.2?

Thanks for your time Robert

Crap, so that means its not like 2 inputs on a regular audio interface ?

And Mac System

Here is the screenshot of audio device setting in Logic and Ext. Plug In

No there is no audio level in the channel strip or the master volume but I can hear the D50. If I turn the master volume down I still hear the D50

Thanks for the replies - Yes , I have the drivers for the Yamaha CP correctly installed for the Mac M1. And yes - sorry it is UM-One Midi to USB MII. That driver is installed for M1 and a virtual connection made to the D50 in Audio/Midi Setup. When I setup an external instrument track for the D50 I can hear the audio of the D50 inside of Logic. But there is no meter reading of audio in the inspector channel strip. If I record on the track it does record the midi. But I want to use Auto Sampler to sample the D50 so that is why I need to have the audio incoming. I have watched videos and it looks simple but for some reason I do not have audio in the channel strip. .

Thanks for the replies - Yes , I have the drivers for the Yamaha CP correctly installed for the Mac M1. And yes - sorry it is UM-One Midi to USB MII. That driver is installed for M1 and a virtual connection made to the D50 in Audio/Midi Setup. When I setup an external instrument track for the D50 I can hear the audio of the D50 inside of Logic. But there is no meter reading of audio in the inspector channel strip. If I record on the track it does record the midi. But I want to use Auto Sampler to sample the D50 so that is why I need to have the audio incoming. I have watched videos and it looks simple but for some reason I do not have audio in the channel strip. .

Hello, I am using an M1 MacBook Air with Logic - - audio interface is Yamaha CP73 - Roland D50 audio out is connected to input in CP - Roland D50 midi out/in to Roland Uno One midi interface - all is setup in Audio/Midi set up on Mac - Add a track using External /InstrumentMidi plug in - select audio in/out to CP 1+2, Midi Destination =D50 Channel ALL Problem - I can hear the audio from D50 but there is no metre reading audio on the track. When I record the synth it will record the midi only, no audio. I am specifically looking for the audio to record the synth into Auto-Sampler. I hope I have explained myself clearly, any help would be appreciated.