Hi Sparqee,
Thanks for the great explanation of a audio interface, that makes much more sense now.
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Originally Posted by sparqee  In order to turn your midi tracks into a wave file you need to record the audio output of your keyboard into your computer and onto an audio track in Cubase. Once you have your synth recorded as an audio track(s) you can then "export to audio mix down" to create your wav file. I don't believe Cubase LE supports exporting to an MP3 format. |
So does that mean I need the audio interface to record the audio output from my keyboard into CuBase? Is that all I need to be able turn my midi tracks into audio tracks? Is there anything else I should know?
What would the physical connection look like if it were on a diagram? Would it be from my digital out (or my L/R Outputs) of my keyboard ->audio interface/ soundcard - > to computer/ Cubase? Or would it be a different connection?
Sorry for the elementary type questions, it's hard to get the answers your looking for when you don't even know if you're asking the right questions.
BTW, I don't know if it makes a difference or not, but it looks like the only audio inputs I have on my laptop are a Mic In, and Headphones jack. I do have firewire and 3 USB ports though.
I certainly do appreciate your help, thanks!
