For those who might be interested. M-Audio have finally release a Win7 64-bits beta driver for legacy MidiSport USB midi interface. I've installed it but haven't tested it yet but the interface shows up in Device manager and music applications. http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?18743 You must log-in to download the file.
On Tue, 06 Apr 2010 11:08:43 GMT, Dominique <> wrote: > For those who might be interested. > M-Audio have finally release a Win7 64-bits beta driver for legacy > MidiSport USB midi interface. I've installed it but haven't tested it yet > but the interface shows up in Device manager and music applications. > http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?18743 > You must log-in to download the file. Im about to install the drivers on my laptop; I was just curious whether you've tested them yet.
Phoenix <> écrivait news:almarsoft.8364761785960890022 @news.eternal-september.org: > On Tue, 06 Apr 2010 11:08:43 GMT, Dominique <> wrote: >> For those who might be interested. > > >> M-Audio have finally release a Win7 64-bits beta driver for legacy >> MidiSport USB midi interface. I've installed it but haven't tested > it yet >> but the interface shows up in Device manager and music applications. > > >> http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?18743 > > >> You must log-in to download the file. > > Im about to install the drivers on my laptop; I was just curious > whether you've tested them yet. > Sorry for the delay, I didn't have time to test it and I just did some quick test and it doesn't work. The led in the interface flashes rapidly when I play on the keyboard (like it should) but nothing seems to get to the software. I tried it in Sonar with softsynths or trying to record, the same configuration in Reaper and directly in Kontakt 4. Everything works using a Cakewalk/Roland/Edirol UM3 interface or using the MIDI port on my Delta 1010. The Midiman will return to my 32bits laptop. It's not a big issue for me as I have other solutions. Some peoples claim that it works with their setup on the M-Audio forums though.
"Dominique" <> wrote in message news:XnF9D5248C1F4A00doumdomainnet@69.16.185.252... > For those who might be interested. > > M-Audio have finally release a Win7 64-bits beta driver for legacy > MidiSport USB midi interface. I've installed it but haven't tested it yet > but the interface shows up in Device manager and music applications. > > http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?18743 > > You must log-in to download the file. I tried using it with my Midisport 8X8/s (greyface). With Reaper, the inputs show up on the MIDI configuration dialog but the output will only show one output and only if you select it as the default MIDI output in the Windows XP control panel. Even if you uncheck the box to use only the default output in that screen. However, when I install my Yamaha usb MIDI interface (just a one-in-one-out), all of the Midisport outputs magically appear in Reaper. It's as if the Yamaha is acting as a dongle for the M-audio interface! Weird. malachi
On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 09:25:53 -0500, "malachi" <> wrote: > "Dominique" <> wrote in message > news:XnF9D5248C1F4A00doumdomainnet@69.16.185.252... > > For those who might be interested. > > > > M-Audio have finally release a Win7 64-bits beta driver for legacy > > MidiSport USB midi interface. I've installed it but haven't tested it yet > > but the interface shows up in Device manager and music applications. > > > > http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?18743 > > > > You must log-in to download the file. > I tried using it with my Midisport 8X8/s (greyface). > With Reaper, the inputs show up on the MIDI configuration dialog but the > output will only show one output and only if you select it as the default > MIDI output in the Windows XP control panel. Even if you uncheck the box to > use only the default output in that screen. > However, when I install my Yamaha usb MIDI interface (just a > one-in-one-out), all of the Midisport outputs magically appear in Reaper. > It's as if the Yamaha is acting as a dongle for the M-audio interface! > Weird. > malachi Hmmm...well, there's already a MIDI interface installed on my laptop (FW410) so maybe my greyface 4x4 or 2x2 will work. The 410 is only 1 in 1 out and I could use more, but I have to say the disclaimer with the drivers is disquieting. M-Audio will not be responsible for any data loss or damage? Data loss I can understand, but damage? What kind of damage are they talking about? I don't recall seeing damage mentioned with the Delta or FireWire driver betas...
Update: I just installed. Took a bit of plugging and unplugging to get the DAW to see both MIDIsport and MOTU. The MIDIsport is not present under "Safely Remove Hardware" which bothers me a bit. I've posted on the forum about it; we'll see if anyone answers. That disclaimer thing about damages *still* bothers me. "Phoenix" <> wrote in message news:-september.org... > On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 09:25:53 -0500, "malachi" <> > wrote: >> "Dominique" <> wrote in message >> news:XnF9D5248C1F4A00doumdomainnet@69.16.185.252... >> > For those who might be interested. >> > >> > M-Audio have finally release a Win7 64-bits beta driver for legacy >> > MidiSport USB midi interface. I've installed it but haven't > tested it yet >> > but the interface shows up in Device manager and music > applications. >> > >> > http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?18743 >> > >> > You must log-in to download the file. > > >> I tried using it with my Midisport 8X8/s (greyface). > > >> With Reaper, the inputs show up on the MIDI configuration dialog > but the >> output will only show one output and only if you select it as the > default >> MIDI output in the Windows XP control panel. Even if you uncheck > the box to >> use only the default output in that screen. > > >> However, when I install my Yamaha usb MIDI interface (just a >> one-in-one-out), all of the Midisport outputs magically appear in > Reaper. >> It's as if the Yamaha is acting as a dongle for the M-audio > interface! > > >> Weird. > > >> malachi > > Hmmm...well, there's already a MIDI interface installed on my laptop > (FW410) so maybe my greyface 4x4 or 2x2 will work. The 410 is only 1 in 1 > out and I could use more, but I have to say the disclaimer with the > drivers is disquieting. M-Audio will not be responsible for any data loss > or damage? Data loss I can understand, but damage? What kind of damage > are they talking about? I don't recall seeing damage mentioned with the > Delta or FireWire driver betas...
