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How do I get the midi to work again in Logic 10.6.3?
Since the update to Big Sur the midi driver does not work correctly.
I still have the old driver as back-up. Is there a way to throw the new one away and use the old one instead. Or is there a other way to work around this problem?
Mac OS Big Sur 11.5.1
Logic Pro X 10.6.3
Mac Pro (Late 2013)
2,7 GHz 12-Core Intel Xeon E5
32 GB 1866 MHz DDR3
AMD FirePro D500 3 GB
What version of OSX did you upgrade from?
What is your MIDI interface?
There have been lots of issues with legacy MIDI drivers and interfaces with the move to Catalina ( 64bit ) and Big Sur. Check with your MIDI vendor support and confirm support for Sig Sur for your device(s). This is a critical first step since the onus is on the Third party vendor to support Big Sur OSX and many are lagging. I have seen an uptick with Midi Issue with since Logic 10.5 ad here are my observations and tips:
1) Make sure ALL drivers are current and supported (Critical )
2) No USB hubs in the data chain to MIDI devices
3) Always start from a cold boot, no wake from sleep
4) No changing of accounts ( logout / login )
5) If using a combination of USB and a MIDI multi-port interface leave Port A open on the multi-port.
These steps solved about 99% of my ( and fellow musicians ) MIDI issues.
Hope this helps
What version of OSX did you upgrade from?
What is your MIDI interface?
There have been lots of issues with legacy MIDI drivers and interfaces with the move to Catalina ( 64bit ) and Big Sur. Check with your MIDI vendor support and confirm support for Sig Sur for your device(s). This is a critical first step since the onus is on the Third party vendor to support Big Sur OSX and many are lagging. I have seen an uptick with Midi Issue with since Logic 10.5 ad here are my observations and tips:
1) Make sure ALL drivers are current and supported (Critical )
2) No USB hubs in the data chain to MIDI devices
3) Always start from a cold boot, no wake from sleep
4) No changing of accounts ( logout / login )
5) If using a combination of USB and a MIDI multi-port interface leave Port A open on the multi-port.
These steps solved about 99% of my ( and fellow musicians ) MIDI issues.
Hope this helps
Thank you for helping
After a lot of testing I found out that my Roland Driver for TR-8 was not working anymore.
With the updated driver it works fine now.
Since I update to Big Sur and Logic 10.6.3 My midi is not working anymore??
