Racer X
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Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
I took the plunge. Got X1 Producer and a system beefy enough to work with in 64 bit.
Still can't register Dimension Pro even when doing it as an administrator. Have been trying to read up a lot of threads. Sent in my email for help... no word, I keep getting prompted to register it and I really would like to seeing at it is one of my most used instruments.
Everything else is sweet. Love the workflow so far.
Now if I can just figure out how to keep my MPK25 alive. I hate rebooting. Somehow my usb is going to sleep from time to time.
Is there any word on if USB3 is going to have an impact on MIDI controlling? I got it, would love to see some retro-fit firmwares to go faster and bigger.
I have to carry the tower to where I can get internet. So this is somewhat frustrating that I have to undock and go try again and fail.
Thanks in advance.
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Beagle
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 14:21:22
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try disabling UAC then rebooting your machine before registering dimpro. that might work.
there should be no impact on MIDI controlling due to USB 3. MIDI is very low bandwidth - 31.25K.
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Racer X
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 14:43:51
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Got it, thanks man. Saved me another trip.
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chuckebaby
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 15:26:40
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try setting your advanced power options..to use the daw to its peak performance..there sould be a way to set it up so your usbs dont sleep
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Jim Roseberry
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 15:29:08
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Now if I can just figure out how to keep my MPK25 alive. I hate rebooting. Somehow my usb is going to sleep from time to time.
As has been mentioned... It sounds like Windows power-management is shutting down the USB port/s (to save energy). This can be disable...
post edited by Jim Roseberry - 2011/04/13 15:30:13
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jbow
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 15:33:36
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try setting your advanced power options..to use the daw to its peak performance..there sould be a way to set it up so your usbs dont sleep Agree, they used to call it "Power Schemes" probably still do. I can look later (late for the doctor) but try control panel> power> powerschemes> maybe advanced? in any case set your computer for "best performance" and "always on". I think Chucky has it right. You can probably find what you need by searching for "Windows 7 tweaks" on google, also google "keep USB turned on" or "keep USB from sleeping". something.... you'll find it. Julien
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Jim Roseberry
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 15:36:41
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think Chucky has it right. You can probably find what you need by searching for "Windows 7 tweaks" on google, also google "keep USB turned on" or "keep USB from sleeping". something.... you'll find it. The option is called "Selective Suspend" 
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subtlearts
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 15:42:43
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'Selective Suspend'... I know a few people who seem to have that option enabled. That would explain how their mouths can continue talking long after their brains have gone to sleep...
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chuckebaby
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 16:17:32
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racer what kind of computer is this anyway?specs please?
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Beagle
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Re:Hello, Psyched and slightly nervous. Somewhat of a Lurker, so thrash me lightly.
2011/04/13 16:19:31
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My wife says I have selective hearing. is that anything similar?
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