Hi,
Emagic AMT-8 MidiInterace is recognized as USB Midi-Interface in the Systeminformation under USB in Marvericks, but In the Midi-Audio-Setup the AMT-8 doesn't appear.
And i can't use it in Logic Pro X.
With under 10.7 and Logic Pro 9 all works fine.
Please Help.
See this thread for help... (The thread relates to a similar problem with the AMT 8 and Mountain Lion so hopefully the same fixes will work with Mavericks)
http://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=95766
Thank you,
but still the AMT doesn't work.
I connected the AMT-8 and then i removed it. Then the OSX Updatmager via Appstore installed the Unitor Family Driver Version 2.5. But in the Midi-Audio-Setup the AMT-8 doesn't appear and in Logic it doesn't work. Some other idea?
Sorry but no..other than.. did you unplug and replug after you had updated the drivers?
It could simply be that the AMT8 doesn't work correctly under 10.9 and you may have to wait to see if a new driver is released....
Until then, hopefully you made a full backup of your previous configuration you can roll back to....
Yes i unplug und replug after the installation.
In the Logicuser.de forum someone said, that the amt-8 is working under Mavericks. And i should reinstall the driver. But how can i reinstall the driver? In the appstore it is not possible, here i can only see that the installtion was done.
Of course i have a backup on an external driver so i can boot with my old system and settings and with OS X 10.7 it works.
Now i have the solution,
some is in German, because my Mavericks is German.
The automatic installtion from Apple didn't work.
Download the driver (file) from Apple (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL991).
Here we go:
Mount the Image "UnitorMIDIDriver.dmg", then open the package "UnitorMIDIDriver.pkg" (right mouse click) , show the "package content". In the folder "Contents" unzip the file "Archive.pax.gz", in there is the Midi-Driver "EmagicUSBMIDIDriver.plugin". Copy this file to your Mac in den general folder "Libary - Audio - MIDI Drives".
It is so "easy" it is, now all works fine.
Apple should take care not to copy too much from Windoofs.
Ah.. a manual install method..
Great!
..and thanks for letting us know..
Cheers..
Nigel
This is brilliant, and so incredibly easy! I can't even believe it.
While this may have been a no-brainer to some, I was ready to give up on my AMT 8 entirely.
I seriously didn't use it for the whole last year i was on 10.8. In fact, the only reason I discovered this is because I started doing some pre-eBay testing before placing it up for auction. Now I feel like I've just struck gold.
Excuse my excessiveness, but I still can't get over the simplicity.
Huge applause to the one who figured this out, and for you guys creating the thread. You have just breathed new life into my AMT 8.
Now, is there a software editor that will work with it?
James
Amazing!
Very nice research and solution!
Congrats and thanks!
Paulo
Now that I've downloaded Logic Pro X 10.2 my AMT8 is no longer recognised, so what now? Play the waiting game till there's a fix? Can I revert back to version 10.1?
jules909 wrote:
Can I revert back to version 10.1?
Yes, if you made backups ........... Just restore from them.
No Backups? Then you are, as they say, without a paddle.... and hopefully have learned an important lesson.
As an aside... Does the manual method described above, no longer work if you try it again now you have updated LPX?
Yeah I've a backup buy no need now, all working fine today, thanks for the help!
Emagic AMT-8 with Logic Pro X and Marvericks?
