MIDI keyboard Windows 7 not working

[Blanco111]

I have a Velocity Micro z-40 with an On-Board Integrated ALC892 8-Channel Audio. I 'm using Windows 7. I am trying to connect a Roland EM-305 Keyboard to my computer with a Midisport Uno Interface. I'm using FL Studio. I downloaded the updated Uno driver and followed the configuration of Audio and Midi in FL Studio as well as I could. I read that MIDI won't work with integrated audio in FL Studio. The Uno icon appears in Windows device printer window. When I right click on it and left click sound settings, in the Playback Panel, I see Realtek Digital Output and Realtek Digital Output(Optical) are listed as Ready. When I click on the Recording Panel, I see Line In Realtek High Definition Audio Not Plugged in. I don't know it that's important or if I'm leaving out some other pertinent information. In any case, I can't get any sound from the keyboard to go through my computer. Even if it won't work in FL Studio, is there another way? I am a computer illiterate. Can someone tell me how I can get my keyboard to work with my computer and FL Studio?

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[noahadvs]

MIDI signals are things such as note, Control C...

[noahadvs]

My bad, I just realized you wanted to record th...

[Blanco111]

Thanks for responding. But I am still unable ...

[noahadvs]

I see that you have a line input, a microphone ...

[Blanco111]

I managed to get a poor recording of my Roland ...

[мя.ωοηδяομs]

[noahadvs]

If you want a quality recording, you do need a ...

[Blanco111]

I found the Windows Sound options, but I didn't...

[noahadvs]

Try changing the "Default Format" to 24 bits, 4...

[мя.ωοηδяομs]

[Blanco111]

noahadvs wrote:If you want a quality recording,...

[noahadvs]

Well, I hope everything works out. Even if the ...