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Is your track routed properly? Make sure the input matches the physical input that you are using and the output matches the physical output you are using on your interface.
In Pro Tools, is your track record-enabled? If not, you won’t be able to hear any input.Are you using a condenser microphone? If so, make sure phantom power (+48v) is turned on.Trashing Pro Tools preferences is always a good go-to troubleshooting step. Whenever that doesn’t solve the problem, trashing the Pro Tools Preference files and selecting the correct Playback Engine often will.
The first steps towards getting sound out of Pro Tools are to ensure compatibility and install the correct driver. Still not getting any sound?… Try these tricks:
Tip: Sweetwater’s Tech Support team is often able to resolve interface issues in Pro Tools by uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers. Please note, if you’re using Pro Tools 8 or below, you can only use Digidesign interfaces. It is important to install the drivers for your interface AFTER installing Pro Tools. 
See this article for direct link’s to the download’s page for various manufacturers. Drivers can always be found at the manufacturer’s website.
In most cases, you will want to install the latest version of the driver -unless there is a compatibility notice posted.
If your interface requires a driver, it is important that you install a compatible version. That information will likely be found on the product page. If you’re not sure if your interface requires a driver, you can always visit the website of your interface’s manufacturer. Some interfaces are “class-compliant,” meaning they are designed to work on any system without a driver. Drivers are what allow your interface to talk to your computer and, ultimately, Pro Tools. Click on the track name to select it and/or on the record-enable button.Īdditionally, you can read about all the features and options described above in the Pro Tools Reference Guides: Some of the options are set differently by default in Pro Tools 11 and above, and that is why it might seem that the keyboard/controller works in Pro Tools 10 or below but there is no MIDI signal coming in later Pro Tools. Depending on your setup or workflow, to receive MIDI, the Instrument or MIDI track you want to record midi on should be record enabled or at least selected. Under the Options menu, see if MIDI Thru is enabled/checked.Ĩ. Note: Selecting this enables you to hear MIDI signal even if you do not record arm your track.ħ. Under Setup > Preferences > MIDI > Default Thru Instrument, set this to first selected MIDI track. Check with the controller manufacturer or the user guide for instructions on how to install/setup this specific device. If it's not listed, then most likely there is a problem with the controller itself.
Under Setup > MIDI > Input Devices, check if your MIDI controller is listed here and if it's checked. You should only set up something here if you have a certain type of keyboard/controller and if the user guide of your keyboard/MIDI controller is suggesting it. Under Setup > Peripherals > MIDI Controllers, everything should be set to none. 
On Windows: Set Pro Tools to Run as Administrator to properly access device drivers. Right-click on the Pro Tools icon on your desktop, then click on Properties. Go to the Compatibility tab, and tick the box for Run this program as an administrator. Click Apply, then OK to implement the changes. Make sure you are running Pro Tools under an Administrator account. Perform some tests using MIDI utilities to ensure that the signal flow between the MIDI controller and the computer is not broken. On Windows: In the absence of an audio interface with an ASIO-compatible drivers, change the Playback Engine of Pro Tools (under Setup > Playback Engine) from Windows Audio Device to ASIO4ALL. If using an audio interface with MIDI ports, make sure to install the needed drivers for the device. There are various things that need to be checked: Products Affected :Pro Tools is not receiving data from my MIDI controller connected via USB or MIDI. Why can't I hear my MIDI track in Pro Tools?. Why can't I hear my instrument track in Pro Tools?. Do you have a compatible installation of your Pro Tools system?. Everything went smoothly during the recording process, but when I go to mix my tracks, they aren’t in time. Ok, so I have sound, but now I’m experiencing latency (delay), pops and clicks, and/or digital noise when recording. My playback engine and I/O are set up but I’m STILL not getting any sound. Still not getting any sound?… Try these tricks:.
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