The M-Audio site says this is not an error - I thought I would include the info in case there are any other Midisport Uno users with different experiences. The MIDI-IN LED stays constantly lit as soon as the keyboard is connected and powered on. With messages going out of the interface, the LED flickers in response to silence vs. It worked fine, but I did notice that the LED indicator light for MIDI-OUT behaves differently than the MIDI-IN light.
#USB MIDISPORT UNO WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#
The interface seems to be working - I updated the driver and tested the MIDI-OUT path by playing MIDI files through the keyboard from windows media player. I tried using a different MIDI program (a simple one that came bundled with the keyboard) and I got the same garbled results, so I'm pretty confident that my problem is with the keyboard or with the interface. I have even tried unplugging the connector from the MIDI-IN jack on the keyboard and leaving the MIDI-OUT intact.
I also have the 'local off' parameter enabled on startup. This makes me wonder if my keyboard is an earlier release - one without local control toggle.Īmong other things, I have tried disabling midi echo from within HS.
#USB MIDISPORT UNO WINDOWS 10 MANUAL#
(I am assuming that with local control disabled, no sound is produced from the keyboard's speakers, unless sent from the sequencer.) Upon closer inspection, the manual that came on the disk with the keyboard omits any mention of local control - I was only able to find instructions from the Yamaha support site. However, following the instructions in the PSR-GX76 manual didn't seem to do anything. The driver is current.įrom reading other posts, I realize that turning local control off on the keyboard is important. The original latency was resolved, but the note symptoms described above remained. I was using one that came with the mother board, so I replaced it with an SoundBlaster Audigy 4. Basically, the notes don't shut off after releasing the key.Īt first, I thought this was the soundcard. With sustained voices like trumpet, 'note off' messages are non-existant for both notes played as well as some that aren't. With non-sustained voices such as piano, there is sustained reverb from a lower-register note that hasn't been pressed.
With everything plugged in and HS running, pressing a single key results in wrong notes that cut in and out, almost as if I were exceeding the polyphonic limit of the keyboard. I'm working with a Yamaha PSR-GX76 and a M-Audio Midisport Uno USB interface. I'm new to Home Studio, and I am running into trouble trying to connect a MIDI keyboard.
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