Elektron Musical Instruments

:( about w2k


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> If I remember correctly we had it up under Linux. Drop a question to
> support, mention "Magnus" and se how far he took it.
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> About Windows:
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> Regarding Win2k - TM-1 is "USB audio standard compliant", and these
> drivers are not built into Win2k (neither Mac OS9). I have no idea if
> there are any such drivers available for Win2k or other systems, but
> it's worth a google.
>
> The "drivers" you find on our website just changes the name of the
> device, no matter how many warnings Windows submits, it's still the
> same driver, just renamed. It could be right in warning though,
> because driver installs are really just scripts. Surprisingly basic
> system really, you could wipe the whole harddrive with a "driver"
> would you be a bad boy.
>
> And don't forget to read the readme-file! It actually contains
> important information. The "drivers" (.inf) change the name of the
> unit. Go ahead if you want your unit to pop up and be listed as
> "TurboMIDI" when you insert it instead of instead of "USB Audio
> device" - go ahaead.
>
> But the reg-files are trouble-solution if you can not see the TM-1 in
> any MIDI port lists. They make room for the TM-1 if you've installed
> certain applications (we're not 100% sue which) that just keep masks
> it. Also other USB Audio compliant units are masked if you experience
> this. If everything works fine you should probably leave it the way it
> isand don't install the reg-files.
>
> Daniel
>
> --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Jesse" <jesse@...> wrote:
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>> Anyone planning on trying this on Linux?
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>> Just curious...
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/roby
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