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Have you tried swapping the in/out cables? I don't mean the physical cables, but the inputs.
However I'm pretty sure the P85 won't show up as a controller itself, because it's connected via midi. You'd need to simply select the midi port from your preamp as the Midi IN and then it should work.
Do you have the most recent drivers updated? Also, I know with mine if you don't have the input device plugged in before you start FL it won't recognize it.
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However I'm pretty sure the P85 won't show up as a controller itself, because it's connected via midi. You'd need to simply select the midi port from your preamp as the Midi IN and then it should work.
Make sure you have the latest drivers installed for the Edirol unit and have it connected prior to launching FL Studio.
In FL Studio, click Options > MIDI settings. Under Input, you should see the Edirol device. Highlight it and click the Enable button.
Then all my patches sounded out of tune. Turns out my sample rate wasn't the same and that was messing it up.
Now it's all perfect! Thanks guys