Can get MIDI into the MK3, but can't get MIDI into Logic via firewire. Have tried 3 controllers, and 2 MOTU interfaces, MK3 and an 8Pre.
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MIDI into Logic with Travele MK3
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Discussion related to installation, configuration and use of MOTU hardware such as MIDI interfaces, audio interfaces, etc. for Mac OSX
Discussion related to installation, configuration and use of MOTU hardware such as MIDI interfaces, audio interfaces, etc. for Mac OSX
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Re: MIDI into Logic with Travele MK3
First, have you installed the latest drivers from MOTU for your Traveler? That's probably it. Logic should automatically see any hardware interfaces for Core Audio and MIDI. They should be on a CD that came with your device. Otherwise:
http://www.motu.com/download
has the Universal Audio and Universal MIDI drivers for all MOTU devices.
But if that's not the problem...
In the Finder, press shift-command U.
In the Utilities folder that opens up, click on Apple MIDI setup.
In AMS's menu bar, click Show MIDI window if it's not already open...
...if AMS's MIDI window IS open, is the Traveler showing as a device? It should have automatically shown up, I believe...if not...
Click Add Device
If that's all there already (and it should be), then you need to find the menu in Logic called something like "setup" or "hardware" or "I/O"...it might be under Preferences/MIDI. Something's not telling it the Traveler is there.
http://www.motu.com/download
has the Universal Audio and Universal MIDI drivers for all MOTU devices.
But if that's not the problem...
In the Finder, press shift-command U.
In the Utilities folder that opens up, click on Apple MIDI setup.
In AMS's menu bar, click Show MIDI window if it's not already open...
...if AMS's MIDI window IS open, is the Traveler showing as a device? It should have automatically shown up, I believe...if not...
Click Add Device
If that's all there already (and it should be), then you need to find the menu in Logic called something like "setup" or "hardware" or "I/O"...it might be under Preferences/MIDI. Something's not telling it the Traveler is there.
MacBook Pro 9,1 (mid-2012 Core i7 2.3 GHz 4 GB RAM), OSX 10.11.3, Newertech Voyager SATA drive dock
MOTU: DP 9.02, Traveler Mk 1, 896 MkIII Hybrid, MIDI Express XT
Alesis AI3 optical interface, QS8, QS7, DM Pro, DM5, QSR
Mackie Controller and Extender (original MIDI)
Pro Tools 12
MOTU: DP 9.02, Traveler Mk 1, 896 MkIII Hybrid, MIDI Express XT
Alesis AI3 optical interface, QS8, QS7, DM Pro, DM5, QSR
Mackie Controller and Extender (original MIDI)
Pro Tools 12