This seems odd: After setting up a template DP9 creates these duplicate MIDI controller objects of MIDI controllers that are already in the Audio/MIDI setup. The look different but contain the same name as the controller (M-audio code 66 etc).
Why does DP 9 meddle with the Audio/MIDI setup at all? Logic, Cubase don't do that at all.
Any help would rule.
cheers
Weird Objects created in Audio/MIDI setup
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Re: Weird Objects created in Audio/MIDI setup
In 25 years of using MOTU software I've ever seen this.
I'd guess operator error.
I'd guess operator error.
Jim Bordner
MacPro 5,1 (3.33Ghz 12-core), 32g RAM, OS X 10.14.6 • MOTU DP 10.11 • Logic Pro X 10.2.5 • Waves Platinum, UAD-2, Slate Digital, Komplete, Omnisphere 2, LASS, CineSamples, Chipsounds, V Collection 5[color]
MacPro 5,1 (3.33Ghz 12-core), 32g RAM, OS X 10.14.6 • MOTU DP 10.11 • Logic Pro X 10.2.5 • Waves Platinum, UAD-2, Slate Digital, Komplete, Omnisphere 2, LASS, CineSamples, Chipsounds, V Collection 5[color]
Re: Weird Objects created in Audio/MIDI setup
The only way DP can make a change to the Audio MIDI Setup MIDI Studio window is if you add a device in the Bundles window. Otherwise DP just reads what is already there.
Dave
Dave