So I have been trying to get my Yamaha Arius YDP-V240 to talk to my Macbook Pro running 10.8.4. I have installed the Yamaha driver as well as uninstalled it numerous times. Can anyone here help?
So I have been trying to get my Yamaha Arius YDP-V240 to talk to my Macbook Pro running 10.8.4. I have installed the Yamaha driver as well as uninstalled it numerous times. Can anyone here help?
I looked at the specs. It's to bad there is not "Real MIDI" connectors. Just Yamaha's version of USB.
Would be nice if you could return/exchange the piano for one that has industry standard MIDI connectors. But you might be in luck there is a MIDI over USB standard. If the system is follow it then you don't need any drivers. Try removing them and plugging in the USB and then going to "About This Mac" and drill down to the USB section of the system report. See what it says about this piano.
Makes you want to kick someone at Yamaha. What did they save by not including MIDI ports $2 maybe?
Hi guys. I understand that I bumping up old post, but I just faced exact same problem as a topic starter. Anybody know an answer to this question? rabid, have you solved an issue?
Hi guys. I understand that I bumping up old post, but I just faced exact same problem as a topic starter. Anybody know an answer to this question? rabid, have you solved an issue?
I think just a USB connection or a single port MIDI to USB interface shouldn't require a driver. OSX CoreMIDI takes care of this. Your keyboard should show up in the Audio/MIDI utility either turned on(highlighted)or off. Wether your DAW or some music program recognizes it could be a separate issue.
I'm having this issue with the latest version of Logic Pro X. Sometimes I get a dialog box saying CoreMIDI is not available when I load Logic or it just stops working while in it. I have to reload Logic or even sometimes shutdown to get a MIDI connection in Logic again. I have no issue with my other DAWs.