Trying to setup IAC driver, big trouble

[David Polich]

I've finally run into a job where I have to run IAC (inter-application MIDI) and I've never done this before. For starters, I seem to have lost my IAC driver from the Audio MIDI Setup. Anyone know where it actually resides? And/or where I can download it?

My second question is, does anyone know how to "activate" the IAC driver in Audio MIDI setup?

Thanks in advance.

[cuttime]

The IAC driver is there in my Yosemite AMS MIDI window. The driver is located in Mac HD>System>Library>Extensions>AppleMIDIIACDriver.plugin. I've never had to configure it in the AMS window, which is something I've only done with plugs that generate MIDI data within the DP environment, so I just use the DP window to generate DP inputs and outputs. Sorry, it's been a while since I've done this; I hope this can help you get on track.

[bayswater]

If you can't get the IAC driver going, look at Interapplication MIDI in DP. I've had this running at the same time as IAC, and both showed up in Logic. I guess they might turn out to be the same thing, but worth trying.

[philbrown]

It's always just automatically been there on all my various setups.

This may help:
http://www.motunation.com/forum/viewtop ... =4&t=54889

[daniel.sneed]

The IAC driver is there in my Yosemite AMS MIDI window. The driver is located in Mac HD>System>Library>Extensions>AppleMIDIIACDriver.plugin[...]

Not found at this place in both my 2 MacBookPros, under 10.10.5.
One MacBook behaves well with IAC, while the other does not.
I've double checked any difference I could point between both Mac setups, to not avail, yet.

To make it clearer: I used to set a C8 note in a special MIDI track, output set to IAC, to toggle play-pause, according to my user Command-window settings.

Any help or suggestion greatly appreciated.