how to actually record audio from KORH PS60 with a DAW?

[inhouse101]

Hi!
i just recently bought the Korg PS60 and I am a bit new to the real hardware synths! (just to work with soft synths)
now my question is:

how do I actually record audio from the Korg PS 60 with my daw? (i am using acid pro)
the ps60 has got a vst version but it doesn't seem to have it's own sound engine. (what the soft synths do have)
So I am trying to get a ' baked' recorded wave / mp3 file of the midi within my software...
Am I missing something? (hardware? )
any help is welcome!
thanks & regards!

Inhouse101.nl

[GeePee]

You have to connect the audio output (left and right) of the PS60 with the audio input of your computer with a stereo cable. Maybe you have to install Asio4all to get rid of the lag between audio in and out of your computer. You can also use the phones-output of the PS60, but it may be too hot in some cases.

Regerds, GeePee
www.gpmusic.de.vu

[abhaya]

I am also struggling my PS60 to work as VST instrument inside my DAW (Cubase 8 Elements) as documentation of this synth says:
“PS60 Plug-In Editor” supports VST, Audio Units, and RTAS formats, and allows you to use the PS60 from within your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) or other host application just as though it was a plug-in instrument.
The latest version of the editor, plug-in editor, and Korg USB-MIDI driver can be downloaded from the following website."

I installed all drivers and software from here in my Macbook http://www.korg.com/us/support/download/product/1/174/


I found a video on Youtube a guy running PS60 as VST and recording its sound as midi. Please check it out.
https://youtu.be/mHoI7mge6jA?t=331

But I can not hear any sound of my PS60 in DAW or even in Editor running standalone. Please help!