The fact that you have an older keyboard and it runs fine on older versions of software is irrelevant. For anything advanced drivers and setup are often required. Even when USB works as simply plug and play it is usually for the most simple features. If that were the case, these devices would not require drivers. USB is far from universally plug and play on any platform. Not really accurate and far from an apples to apples comparison.
Hopefully, the benefits that X3 provides will outweigh the initial aggravation of its lack of simplicity. I seem to have gotten it working (somewhat, at least), but only after digging through multiple sub-menus, poking around with multiple options and buttons, reading through two sets of documentation and running a slew of Google searches. It has been exactly that simple to get my Oxygen 49 working in Live 7.03 and in Reason 4. Plug in the device, Windows sees the device, apps use the device, done. USB was designed as a true plug-and-play interface.
CjĪpparently I have been, but that's the point. It does. You are leaving something out as it works on everyone eases PC and Sonar. Jedilaw CJaysMusic The fact that Sonar X3 can't just detect a USB device that has the drivers pre-installed and go from there (like, say, Live) is far beyond annoying. If you have trouble following it, let me know and I'll try to give more details when I get home. Also, make sure to save your template so that you don't have to repeat this step. I recommend saving a copy with a different name *before* you start editing it with your preferences (so that you preserve the original in case you have to start over). I think X3 comes with an ACT template for the Oxygen 61. The last step is to load/configure an ACT template to do whatever it is you wish to do. Third, you need to add it as an ACT controller and assign it the Oxygen 61 MIDI inputs/outputs. Next, make sure that the keyboard is detected in Sonar as a MIDI device. The first step is to install the driver that came with the keyboard (if applicable to your operating system). Doing this will allow you to use the same physical keyboard to control many different features within Sonar (as described above). Instead, set the keyboard up as an ACT controller. I wouldn't waste your time using "Midi Learn" - Sonar does NOT store these settings between sessions. Hi, I have an Oxygen 49 and use it in X3 for a variety of applications like controlling volume/pan in tracks, controlling the EQ settings in Pro Channel, and controlling various synth parameters.
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