AlChuck Posted June 8, 2001 Share Posted June 8, 2001 I just installed the newest Midiman MIDISPORT 2x2 USB drivers and now I have no MIDI interface! I mean, it appears in the Device Mgr, and it seems to be working at that level, but if I run SONAR, I get the message popping up that I have not chosen any MIDI inputs. In the MIDI devices dialog there they are in the list... but if I select them, I get that same message again. Basically I'm stuck in an unending loop unless I click "Continue with no MIDI Input." Kind of useless unless I just want to play stuff I've already recorded! I have an email off to Midiman, but in the meantime I thought I'd post here in case someone has already encountered this and licked it... Thanks... -AlChuck Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlChuck Posted June 11, 2001 Author Share Posted June 11, 2001 Got it straightened out, no thanks to Midiman. Was this a test?? First off, there are three separate install instructions: one that can be downloaded as a Word doc next to the driver package link (and also in the Walkthroughs section), one in their FAQ, and a third as a text file in the driver package itself. Anyone else having troubles, be aware that this word doc version is the closest to correct. But it contains a nasty error: it tells you to delete two older driver files with a sys extension that live in c:\windows\system\drivers. They are actually in c:\windows\system32\drivers When I didn't find them, I just assumed my previous botched attempt at removing the old drivers was the reason those files didn't appear to be there... and proceeded to give myself, once more, a botched result. Even then, the rest of my installation proceeded a bit differently than described. But ultimately it does work this way... I wrote all this up and emailed Tech Support at Midiman, and suggested they take a survey and found out how many people actually got this to install correctly Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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