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> Midi Drivers Missing Under Oms., ol' OMS/midiman-Maudio prob as usual
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post Sat 23 Oct 2004, 08:58
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I have Logic 4.8 on a G4 Powerbook, 400 MHz, 386 MB ram. I am using a Midisport 1X1 USB hub connecting a Roland JV - 50 to the computer. I went to use the set up for the first time in a few months and I can't get midi out ie I can't hear anything. Logic shows a midi in signal and I can record it but can't hear it. I went back to OMS studio set up. The arrow showing line out from the icon for the synth is blinking which I assume means no connection. When I check the set up in the OMS window I keep getting the message "Midisport1 OMS Driver cannot be loaded". I checked and the driver is in the OMS folder in the System Folder. I've reinstalled the Midisport 1X1 driver from the disk once but it didn't help.

It was working last time I used the computer so I think I've maybe changed a setting or preference . . . or something.
Any suggestions?

Rex
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post Sat 26 Feb 2005, 19:29
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I'm having probs running OMS with a keystation 61es - everytime I switch the USB Midi keyboard on, a dialog comes up saying the drivers for the keystation aren't there and would I like to get them from the internet! Despite everything the keyboard simply doesn't register in the OMS set-up panel. And why doesn't it show a USB port for hich this keyboard is designed??? The keyboard works in OS X but I use )S 9 a lot 'cos I have many apps using it.
I'm hoping MAudio will come up with an answer....
Sarsen
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