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 Midiman / OMS problem, No sound ?!#!! |
 Tue 12 Mar 2002, 16:19
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 12 Joined: 12-Mar 02 From: Antibes Member No.: 3,803  |
My interface was working fine for the past two years, but today, I'm experiencing my first problem with it.
Its shimmering USB LED indicator seems okay but the other MIDI in/out LED's refuse to work. No sound. The OMS 'Studio Test' works fine though (if getting a bunch of random notes is considered as normal). I must say that I haven't used the interface for a month, and in the meantime, I have upgraded to Mac OS 9.1. I used to use OMS 2.3.8 but after reading a couple of posts which seemed to precise that I had to go back to version 2.3.7 when using OS 9.1, I tried and failed to make it work. FreeMIDI 1.4 doesn't seem to change a thing about it either. Upgrading the Midiman drivers doesn't help. I'm starting to worry about the interface itself. The Midiman company don't return my e-mails... Any clues are more than welcome. Thank you, Topher |
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Tue 12 Mar 2002, 22:54
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 Member  Group: Members Posts: 74 Joined: 01-Mar 01 From: Orleans - CA Member No.: 322 |
I would hate to send you on a wild goose chase, but maybe there is an OS 9 updater/fix for USB that you need that would be available from apple.com support. You might want to check apple's knowledge base, as well, to see if someone else has had a similar problem.
bonne chance... -------------------- Abbie
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Wed 13 Mar 2002, 00:29
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 12 Joined: 12-Mar 02 From: Antibes Member No.: 3,803 |
Well, my system version is still the same and the interface used to work. Besides, I have other USB devices that work fine... I know for sure that it's not the USB hub's fault because I have tried to plug the interface straight into the computer. Unfortunately the key seems to be somewhere else. Thanks for trying though... ;-)
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Wed 13 Mar 2002, 19:16
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Member Group: Members Posts: 74 Joined: 01-Mar 01 From: Orleans - CA Member No.: 322 |
Here is a silly one then. Since I went to OS 9 I discovered that my keyboard must be powered on and all the midi cables attached for it to be recognized by my host software.
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Fri 15 Mar 2002, 22:30
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Member Group: Members Posts: 74 Joined: 01-Mar 01 From: Orleans - CA Member No.: 322 |
Since you re-installed OMS, make sure that the 'run midi in background' box is checked in the OMS midi setup since this setting is not the default.
-------------------- Abbie
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Fri 15 Mar 2002, 22:52
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 12 Joined: 12-Mar 02 From: Antibes Member No.: 3,803 |
Hey Abbie, thanks for the tips !
Fortunately, I finally found what the problem was: Logic Audio was bugged. Trashing its preferences as well as Pluggo's (which it seemed to have a problem with) helped the machinery get back on track ! Thanks also to the Micrologic demo, which, due to its lack of features (and therefore of things that could've gotten in the way), helped me make sure that my set-up was fine in a more concrete way than OMS's studio test. :-) Topher. |
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