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Anything lost or gained? After being burned on the MIDI connection bug on 1.4.2, I am tempted to sit this one out for a while.

me too - that drove me crazy for a couple of days!

hopefully some others will not be so gun shy

Can't answer your question as to lost or gained, but I just pulled my old iMac G4 out of mothballs to use for an off-site recording. I installed 10.4.11, DP 6.02, the 1.4.23 drivers and recorded using my old 828. Worked flawlessly for audio. I haven't tried any MIDI on it.

Phil

But how does the FW audio driver have an effect on MIDI?

Dwetmaster wrote:But how does the FW audio driver have an effect on MIDI?

Can't say for sure, but I assume it is because it is actually a FW interface driver.

Yeah, the 828 series have MIDI jacks on them. The driver has to address these, as well as the audio IO. MOTU may have performed a secret fix to the last release, as when I reinstalled it at MOTU's suggestion, all was well in MIDI-land. I have noticed a bug wherein if on closes the CueMix window, the CueMix software must be restarted to get the window open again.

ok sorry guys.
I'm with 896/MIDI xpress XT so my MIDI and my audio are with two separated drivers...

HCMarkus wrote:I have noticed a bug wherein if on closes the CueMix window, the CueMix software must be restarted to get the window open again.

Are you sure? After you close the mixer window, you can reopen it by selecting the interface name in the Devices menu.

1nput0utput wrote:

HCMarkus wrote:I have noticed a bug wherein if on closes the CueMix window, the CueMix software must be restarted to get the window open again.

Are you sure? After you close the mixer window, you can reopen it by selecting the interface name in the Devices menu.

I'll try it.

working good here on imac alu and leopard 10.5.8 / logic pro 8