Sound is not heard from the Aerophone Pro AE-30’s built-in speakers under the following circumstances.
- If “Speaker Setting” is “Off”: set it to “On” or “Auto”.
- If “Speaker Setting” is “Auto” and “Speaker Volume” is up but you have connected a pair of earphones or headphones to the PHONES jack: unplug the earphones or headphones.
- If “Speaker Setting” is “On” or “Auto” and there is nothing plugged into the PHONES jack but “Speaker Volume” is down: raise “Speaker Volume”.
- If “Scene Volume” is down: turn up “Scene Volume” on this instrument or in Aerophone Pro Editor.
| Setting combinations | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speaker Setting | OFF | Auto | ON or Auto | ON or Auto |
| PHONES jack | Not connected | Connected | Not connected | Not connected |
| Speaker Volume | OK | OK | Lowered | OK |
| Scene Volume | OK | OK | OK | Lowered |
| How to resolve the issue | ||||
| Set the “Speaker Setting” to “ON” or “Auto”. | Disconnect the plug from the PHONES jack. | Increase the Speaker Volume value. |
Raise the “Scene Volume” on this instrument or on the Aerophone Pro Editor. |
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Aside from these, the internal sound engine does not produce sound when using the following settings.
| MIDI CONTROL switch | ON |
|---|---|
| SYSTEMのMIDI Ctrl Sound | OFF |
Set the [MIDI CONTROL] switch on the left side of this instrument to “OFF”, or set “MIDI Ctrl Sound” in the System parameters to “ON”.
Refer to “How can I set the AE-30 to not make sound when I’m using the instrument to control another device via MIDI?” in the related Q&A for how to set “MIDI Ctrl Sound” in the System parameters.