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If it's a USB port issue it probably wouldn't show up in the device manager so that's out as well.
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If it was an incorrect driver windows would probably have told you it was incompatable, so that's out. You've certainly tried everything I can think of, but it's a bit odd the thing would suddenly quit working now when going to a different computer. I've tried switching the channels on both keyboards and have seen no results.

When they were working properly, I put a loop in the "to MIDI IN" cable so I knew not to use that one.
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The keyboards shouldn't need drivers for themselves. The driver I downloaded is compatible with SP2. Both keyboards and the Uno worked fine on XP. I have a DIY pedalboard using the mpr32xrs board from MIDI Gadgets Boutique.

I have also tried switching keyboards - as my Yamaha is quite old. The USB LED on the Uno is on, but the activity lights do nothing. The Uno is listed in Device Manager and is "working properly". I simply plugged the Uno (connected to the pedlaboard) into the computer, got on the internet and downloaded the driver directly from M A, it worked perfectly right away.
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Perhaps because that is the channel it was on when I used auto detect.ġ961TC4ME wrote:I've been using an M Audio Uno for the last year on my pedalboard (and old computer) and just this weekend connected it to my new computer Win 7 64 bit pro. One other thing: Does your Yamaha need to be set to a certain midi channel? Although I use the auto detect feature in HW, my other keyboard which is an M Audio 61es still needs to be set to channel 3 in order to work for some reason. I did come up with a solution though.įinally, are you sure you have the midi in and out correctly connected, just as a last second check? Is the driver for your Yamaha compatible with 64 bit? I ran into a major isse this weekend with this as my Casio did not have a compatable driver.
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If there's no exclamation mark on it, then it's there and working properly and I would suspect the keyboard is the culprit.ĭid you install the Win 7 64 bit (and correct service pack) driver?ĭoes your Yamaha need a driver itself? I need no driver for my pedalboard encoder, it self installs but the driver for the Uno needs to be present. When you go to device manager, is the Uno listed? Is there an exclamation mark on it? If so something with the driver install didn't go right. I simply plugged the Uno (connected to the pedlaboard) into the computer, got on the internet and downloaded the driver directly from M A, it worked perfectly right away.Ī couple things I would look at as I've had direct experience with this within the last 24 hours:
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