I just bought a new computer. It has windows 7 and 8. I own a midisport 2X2 that worked fine with my old XP. Does not work with my new computer. Help
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do you have antivirus software installed? some of them may block your USB port.
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You have to downolad the latest drivers in M-Audio website. The midisport Uno work fine on Win7
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It does not have standard MIDI connectors. It has a USB port - with the supplied MIDI drivers it shows up as "USB MIDI" in software like Cakewalk.
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Shortly after asking the question I found the answer. It wasn't the drivers, nor the operating system. The problem was that while the computer may have a whole lot of midi drivers on it if we use a lot of different midi devices, let's say we have 20; well the Korg nanoKontrol will only be recognized if it's one of the first 9 to be installed. Kind of like Justin Beeber at Disneyland....if he can't be at the front of the line, he won't go. BUT the fix for it is in this YouTube video. The guy shows all the steps to take: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9OfwDr8oYQ
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Sorry I am using Windows 7 and it works great. Isn't 8 like 7 can't you run it in different modes like Win 7 or XP mode? If so try that
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I have XP and Windows 7. It works with both. But I don't know about Windows 8. Sorry.
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Hi Molivia, I have used this USB to MIDI adapter off and on for some time and it works fine for me. I use Windows 7 32 but that should not matter; the signals at the peripheral level should be the same for 64 bit or 32 bit computers. When making your connections be sure to connect the adapter MIDI IN connector to the Keyboard out connector and the MIDI adapter OUT connector to the Keyboard MIDI IN connector. At first blush that may sound weird until you think about, the output from any source usually goes to the input of whatever receiver you plan to send it too. Lights on the adapter body: Red is MIDI power, Yellow is MIDI in and Blue is MIDI out. The lights merely show that the signal is passing thru the MIDI lines. I hope this is helpful, Jim C
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Any soft with MIDI compare (cubase. logic. etc)Its mean you can use it not only with computer soft if you have MIDI connection and great desire to explore:)
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I need more detail on your problem. Are you running it with any software such as Cubase? If yes, check that your MIDI channels match. If not check sound output settings in PCs control panel.
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I'm using a ASUS laptop and have no problems. It must be Windows 7 and have at least 2 GHZ (Gigahertz). I don't use a midi so I can't answer that. The guy below is giving another similar response to that question.
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hi when i plug in the midi cable i get a error that the drivers didn't get install. do you have the link to the drivers?
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I think the connector you are referring is PS/2, so no the Midisport will no fit in your keyboard. The Midisport Uno converts MIDI to usb and usb to MIDI.
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I have the same problem. Both machines are windows 8. No excuse for this not to work. Save your money and do not buy this product.
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Highly recommend you get a MIDI interface. M-Audio makes a good one, the 2 X 2. I've had it for years and I've always been very happy with it.
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it's no mater windows 8 or mac osx it's midi device work with usb hub and soundprogramm like ableton or cubase e.t.c.
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I assume you are using the USB connector. I haven't tried it on Windows 8 but I guess you need an up-to-date driver, if you can find. I had difficulty to make the USB work well on Windows 7 therefore I used the xlr connector and a pre-amp, instead of spending hours to look for and test the USB driver.
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Hi Gemma, I am using my logitech with a Windows 7 OS. I am sure that drivers are available for XP if that is your OS. You can check with the Logitech website to make sure drivers are available for your computer. Hope this helps. ~Gary
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Funny, mine said there are "known compatibility issues" with this and it has caused some conflicts for me on my Dell 9000 Windows 7Pro system. I am going to try to hook it up through my XP PC and see if it has conflicts there as well.Seems Logitech should have been able to fix this "known compatibility issue" with Windows 7 by now!