I have to reboot the Mac - reconnecting the USB or restarting my DAW doesn't help. Works fine when I first boot up my Mac and DAW, but eventually stops sending MIDI to my synth. That seems to prove that the M-Audio Midisport Uno.

Eventually I returned this and got the Yamaha UX16 interface, installed the latest drivers from Yamaha's online site (which, strangely, don't always seem to 'stick' to my computer), and my keyboard sends notes to the computer correctly. Find Midiman/M-Audio software downloads at CNET, the most comprehensive source for safe, trusted, and spyware-free downloads on the Web. Minimum System Requirements (Mac) OS X all instances up to 10.12.1. Windows Media Center Edition is not supported. Vista (32 bit) / Windows 8, 8.1 and Windows 10. If I click Install it'll show 'The file '/Volumes/M-Audio USB MIDI Support 3.2.2/M-Audio USB MIDI Support.Mac OS X Core MIDI Minimum System Requirements (PC) Windows 98SE / Me / 2000 (SP4) / XP (SP2). Here some image of what I'm talking about. So I started Axe Edit, went to settings>Audio/midi settings, set the the Uno as Midi Input and Midi Output, but the status remain 'Not Connected'.

With Audio/Midi in Utility I found that the computer recognize the Uno.

I try the installation with and without the Midisport Uno plugged into my macbook. 'The file '/Volumes/M-Audio USB MIDI Support 3.2.2/M-Audio USB MIDI Support.pkg' cannot be opened (-43).'Īll the drivers are ok, I verified all of them with Disk Utility. I wanted to install the Uno, so I put the cd, but at some point appears this error: I have a MacBook Pro 15' (mid-2012) with OS X El Capitan (10.11.2).

I bought the Midisport Uno, to run my Axe Fx Ultra. Hi to everyone! I post this as a comment to an old threat (2011), but probably it'll be more visibile here.

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