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I believe this one is easy for those who know. However I have wasted enough (?) time.
The solution might be connected with my integrated Intelsoundcard.

I am using Roland PC-300.
When I play via the USB-cable the midi will get recorded in Cubase.

If I in addition have the following routing I will hear what I play in the speakers:

Pulsar Midi Source out-->Miniscope out->In 1/In 2 Micromixer Mix 1/Mix 2--> LIn /RIn Pulsar Analog Destination

When I play with the above setup, I will hear the Miniscope sound, and there will in Cubase be recorded in the midi track.

Description of problem:

If I then rewind in Cubase, and push Play, I will hear nothing.

So apparently there is something wrong with my routing?

However, if the speakers receive the output not from pulsar analog, but from the standard(Intel?) output, then I can hear what I recorded in Cubase. But only the ROland basic Piano sound. So why am I not hearing the Miniscope Sound?

Additional Info:

The Intel and Pulsar are sharing IRQ 9

In Control Panel/Sounds etc.:

The integrated Intel card is set as Standard for both Recording and Playback,
While Microsoft GS Wavetable is set to standard for playback of MIDI.
If I try to exchange these "standards" with the Pulsar Wave/Midi alternatives, I lose control over Volume/Advanced options.

Anyone?

Thanks!:)

GIRO

when playing back from cubase, connect your minimax midi input to the midi sequencer source. then you will hear notes played by cubase.
for ease of playing, you can use the midi mergers, or if you leave the sequencer source connected (on it's own), you can change midi channels by clicking on them in cubase.