instal the new version for apple MOTU Digital Performer 11.3.94678

– Support for the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol and other control surfaces. – Clip-triggering with Novation and Akai pad controllers. – Chunk Folders and Playlists allow you to keep multiple sequences open in a single file, intended mainly for film/TV cues or set playlists. – Audio retrospective record keeps the mic open all the time, and you can capture your last take even if you didn’t record it. MPE CC data can be edited in separate lanes. – The included synth virtual instruments respond to MPE, and you can scale the curve for each note. If you have, say, a Roli Seaboard or Keith McMillen K-Board Pro keyboard, each note responds individually to your playing gestures. – Support for MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE) and Per-Note Continuous Controllers. Add a symbol over a note/group of notes to assign it/them to play the correct articulation. Now, every time I restart, the M4 is there in the menu etc., but totally unresponsive.– Articulations in QuickScribe, which notates parts played in automatically. kext files that relate to old hardware I no longer use (such as a Wacom tablet), but that made no difference. Rather to my surprise Travis seems not to know anything about this, but might one or both of these be creating a conflict of some sort? He suggested I look in my /Library/Extensions folder for anything suspicious, and I removed several ancient. This at least reassures me that the M4 itself is almost certainly OK.Īn oddity is that in my Sound menu (and the Sound pref pane and Audio MIDI Setup) I have not one but two entries called 'USB audio CODEC', one of which has both output and input volume sliders in the Sound pref pane, the other output only.

I wondered if maybe the driver might be an issue, so I downloaded and installed it on her Mac and repeated the test: all fine. I switched it off and on again: came straight back. At Travis's suggestion I tried it on another Mac (my previous iMac, which my wife now uses) and it behaved impeccably.

I've been carrying on a fairly extensive correspondence with Travis Hagan at MOTU support, but we haven’t cracked it yet, and it's now got more serious - I'm getting nothing out of it at all. Yes, the MOTU driver's installed, and it's not a battery powered Mac. Thanks, Mike - and apologies for not noticing your reply until now.

Instal the new version for apple MOTU Digital Performer 11.3.94678