I have used Logic 5 for several years with a MIDI keyboard, but now the keys suddenly sopped working. All the other controllers on my PCR30 are working. I guess I accidentaly messed something up in the environment
MIDI keyboard sopped working in Logic
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- KVRist
- 121 posts since 20 Nov, 2003 from Finland
Hi,
I have used Logic 5 for several years with a MIDI keyboard, but now the keys suddenly sopped working. All the other controllers on my PCR30 are working. I guess I accidentaly messed something up in the environment
the keys are working with other software. How could I fix this?
I have used Logic 5 for several years with a MIDI keyboard, but now the keys suddenly sopped working. All the other controllers on my PCR30 are working. I guess I accidentaly messed something up in the environment
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 121 posts since 20 Nov, 2003 from Finland
I just checked, but the keys don't work with other songs either. Again, the knobs and sliders work as usually. In other programs the keys do work.
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- KVRAF
- 2172 posts since 14 Feb, 2003
If it was an Environment problem, then the issue would occur only in those songs with the screwed up Environment. If it happens in all songs, then its probably not your Environment to blame. When did the problem begin? Are there any other relevant details that might help us narrow the problem down? Can you tell us exactly how the MIDI stopped working?
Check your MIDI input filter in Song Settings.
Check your MIDI input filter in Song Settings.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 121 posts since 20 Nov, 2003 from Finland
No sorry, I have a hard time remembering when and why it stopped working. I think I started woking with an old song and realized that the keys werent working. Then I realized that the keys werent working in my AUTOLOAD song either... there isnt much I can say to narrow it down Im afraid
Logic doesn't respond when hitting the keys, but it shows midi information exchange when touching knobs and sliders.
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- KVRian
- 520 posts since 11 Sep, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
Logic on Windows or MacOS ?
On Windows this is a popular scenario:
When a MIDI-Driver fails while starting Logic there will be a little popup-Window asking you to "retry, skip or disable" this MIDI-Interface.
Sometime people accidentally hit "disable".
If you are on windows go in your windows directory, open the file "win.ini", look for the section starting with [LOGIC] and remove all lines there. This will make Logic re-scan your midi-interface on the next start.
sincerely
bleeb
On Windows this is a popular scenario:
When a MIDI-Driver fails while starting Logic there will be a little popup-Window asking you to "retry, skip or disable" this MIDI-Interface.
Sometime people accidentally hit "disable".
If you are on windows go in your windows directory, open the file "win.ini", look for the section starting with [LOGIC] and remove all lines there. This will make Logic re-scan your midi-interface on the next start.
sincerely
bleeb
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 121 posts since 20 Nov, 2003 from Finland
Thank you very much, it started working now! I deleted the lines as you told me, then I loaded the "initialization" patch on the keyboard and started Logic. It was then able to re-initialize the controller. Now I can work againbleebsen wrote:Logic on Windows or MacOS ?
On Windows this is a popular scenario:
When a MIDI-Driver fails while starting Logic there will be a little popup-Window asking you to "retry, skip or disable" this MIDI-Interface.
Sometime people accidentally hit "disable".
If you are on windows go in your windows directory, open the file "win.ini", look for the section starting with [LOGIC] and remove all lines there. This will make Logic re-scan your midi-interface on the next start.
sincerely
bleeb