I used Orchestrator Plus software with a Casio CT-670 keyboard to control both the Creative labs MIDI sounds as well as the CT-670 sounds via a MIDI in/out cable connected from the keyboard through a joystic port on the PC. I now have a Windows 7 64-bit, and it appears that there may be MIDI cables that will connect my keyboard via USB to my PC. However, I can't seem to locate any software "like" the voyetra Orchestrator Plus for this application. It allowed me to create my own MIDI files and edit them. My sound card is a Creative SB X-Fi with MIDI capabilities. 1. Is there a MIDI cable that will connect my CT-670 from the keyboard in/out to my Windows 7 64-bit PC via a USB connction? 2. Is there software that will run on my machine that is similar to the Orchestrator Plus software? Thanks for any information.

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It sounds like a software problem. Though you did the right thing by entering the bios & disabling the onboard sound. That should have been enough. Did you uninstall the old intergrated sound drivers before adding the 24bit card? Just about all the drivers & upgrades for your 4600 through Dell is Creative software & thats why your having a tough time. I would put everything back to how it was. Re-enable the intergrated sound & reboot! Run system restore & check that every thing is running right!! Look at this dell web site for the sound drivers you have at this link:
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&ServiceTag=&SystemID=DIM_P4_4600&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid=
If you must, install a upgrade for your intergrated sound. Just so you can uninstall it after a reboot. Re disable the sound in the bios. Do not install your new card yet. While back in windows device manager you should be missing a PCI device. Shut down install the new sound card. Hopefully windows will want the drivers & all runs fine. If still no it could be a bad card (i know what your thinking but it's possible). The only thing left is the regestry is using the wrong PCI device.

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well the ports on the card could be shot and the card might have been installed by a person with a static charge built on thier hands without them knowing, which can cause the card's electronics to fry and be ALMOST completely disabled. try using a different mic or taking the card out and re-installing it.

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yes it will :) if it has 6 female ports (the normal 3 + 3 extra) it will work just fine :)

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Try downloading MidiOx and troubleshooting with it. It will show you if you have any midi activity and which channel your Casio is transmitting on etc.

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You can download your driver from the following links, all the best, try it, reply me
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http://www.lostmydrivers.com/driver/download/18835/Creative/Soundcard-Drivers/CREATIVE-SOUND-BLASTER-LIVE-24-BIT-AND-SOUND-BLASTER-AUDIGY-LS-DRIVER-1.04.0055-FOR-WINDOWS-XPWINDOWS-XP.

http://www.lostmydrivers.com/driver/download/19474/Creative/Soundcard-Drivers/CREATIVE-SOUND-BLASTER-X-FI-SERIES-DANIEL-K-SUPPORT-PACK-2.0-WINDOWS-XP-2003-VISTA-2008-WIN7-2.0-WINDOWS-XP-2003-VISTA-2008-WIN7.