Arturia keylab 88 essential, not connecting with cubase 14 any more.

[classic]

I don´t know what happend in the last month.
Some windows 10 updates happend, some Arturia Keylab firmware updates happend and now, it just does not work in Cubase 14 any more.

Bevore all this, I startet my Keylab, and startet Cubase and could start playing right out of the box any vst I like.
Now, I just don´t get it working any more ore withoug having it plugged in and do some reassigning in Cubase or Mixcraft, what ever DAW you like.
Its a hassle and I am just so can´t explain.

It shows up in the midi in section and it show up as midi input in cubase on the track I want to use it, but it just does not give a damm signal to the vst at all.

Anybody having the same problem and had found the reason for this?

Having a UR 12 from Steinberg, Cubase 14, and as mentioned the Arturia Keylab 88 essential with the newest Firmware update, the 3. this month.

[mm10]

Had the same issue after a firmware update. It showed up in Cubase but no MIDI was coming through. I had to disable/re-enable it in Cubase MIDI settings, and switch USB ports.

[Pictus]

- First create a System Restore Point!
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/457 ... -10-a.html

- Verify if the system is OK
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-use- ... s-10-image

- If it is an AMD PC, try installing the latest chipset drivers
https://www.amd.com/en/support/download ... /x570.html

- Unplug the Keylab and try USB Oblivion
https://sourceforge.net/projects/usboblivion/

- IF does not fix, go to Device Manager and enable Show hidden devices

And uninstall the Arturia/USB stuff

But if you uninstall the USB port that the mouse is connected, it will stop working.
Reboot the PC and it should work again.

IF still not working, do a clean Windows installation from scratch.
I recommend to install from a de-bloated Windows 10/11 installation ISO.
How to create a de-bloated Windows 10/11 installation ISO.
(Do not disable UAC and do not enable WDAC policy!)
https://schneegans.de/windows/unattend-generator/
How it is here and MY autounattend.xml you can import to use as a starting point.

The video guide!


And some tweaks you may like at
viewtopic.php?p=8820694#p8820694

[maanga]

You also check the midi devices section in the device manager (with show hidden devices).
Windows has a midi devices limit. If you kept inserting midi controllers often, and the number of devices exceed, they won't function. Delete all unwanted midi devices from the device manager.