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I have looked for hours, and can't find a single place where my old Midi interface (Midisport 4x4) is present. Neither do they show up in my Midi inputs list.
So why can't I get rid of them everytime I open this speisific project in Logic Pro X?
Can someone please tell me how I can get rid of this annoying message to the left?
Hi
Try this on a copy of the project:
Go to Window > Open MIDI Environment
Navigate to the MIDI Instruments layer
Select the offending objects ( all of them?) and Delete
Note that you might end up with tracks that are not assigned to any instrument or channel object.
CCT
Hi
Try this on a copy of the project:
Go to Window > Open MIDI Environment
Navigate to the MIDI Instruments layer
Select the offending objects ( all of them?) and Delete
Note that you might end up with tracks that are not assigned to any instrument or channel object.
CCT
Thanks, but actually I can't find it in the list. I believe Euphonix controls my AVID Artist Mix and Controller , the Express 128 is where I want everything to work today (and it does), and A series keyboard out is my USB connected Roland A-88. I don't know what IAC driver is.
So I am afraid this is not the solution :-(
Yes, that did the trick. Case solved. Thank you very much.
Best
Hmm, I wonder where that info is stored then... I know there are others here who do, but I guess they are all out and about visiting friends and family... o wait...
Have you tried what it says?
This could be the solution, only one problem:
Why do you have "Open Midi Environment" in the Window menu, but not me? Logic don't even know what Environment is in my search bar..
Best
Quit Logic, Open Audio MIDI Setup utility, open the MIDI Studio window (cmd-2) there and delete those from there.
Hi
There are probably some instrument objects in the MIDI Environment. Check the MIDI Instrument layer
CCT
Thanks, but where do I find this?
The fact that's it's Project Specific should give you a hint.
Something in that project is referencing the MIDISport MIDI interface, either tracks or an environment object.
Yes, I agree. That is in fact what I have used most time to figure out. But it is for sure very hidden, because I still do not have a clue.
Best..
Hi
Go to Logic Pro X >Preferences>Advanced Tools
Turn them all on
CCT
Get rid of remnants of old midi interface
