Alert: "Failed to open MIDI support library. Application can not run."

dj ahzi wrote:
I am using the M-audio Oxygen. I tried re-installing the FW1814 and still didnt help.

Hi, please tell me, if you have a problem with controller A, and you re-install the drivers for audio device B, how on earth do you expect it to suddenly work again?

Please re-install the drivers for controller A. NOT for another device.

Cheers

PS Oxygen is no longer supported...so good luck.

Hi dj ahzi,

I think, maybe you have to re-install Logic, and make sure you only have the correct, up to date MIDI drivers for your hardware.

This might take a while, but will probably be the best route to fixing this issue. The MIDI support library is probably missing. Whether Logic installs one, or it is a part of the operating system itself, I do not know for sure. Re-installing Logic will tell you if the MIDI support is part of Logic, or if you have to install the operating system again (ouch).

Cheers

i am having the same problem running Reason 4, and cannot seem to find a fix to the problem. i have reinstalled Reason numerous times, but have not tried reinstalling the OS.

are there any other ways to solve this problem?

This alert may appear on Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) if you have incompatible drivers for your audio card or MIDI keyboard/controller installed on your system.

Uninstall all drivers for your audio cards and MIDI devices, then relaunch Reason.

If that solves the problem, go to the audio card and MIDI controller manufacturer's web sites to download and install the latest, Leopard compatible, drivers for your hardware. You'll also notice that you can't open the Audio midi support and the annoying midi frameworks folder bouncing constantly in your dock.