How to clean MIDI-Devices?

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2011/05/03 06:23:40 (permalink)

How to clean MIDI-Devices?

I have plugged in and plugged out my keyboards several times (USB-Devices):
Edirol PCR-M1 and Akai MPD32.
Now cakewalk lists 3 Edirol PCR-M1, and 3 Akai MPD32. But I only have one of each.
The device-manager of windows sees only 1 device. So ist must be a problem in X1. Sonar does remember the devices, I have plugged in and out.
How can I delete this MIDI-devices?
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    chuckebaby
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    Re:How to clean MIDI-Devices? 2011/05/03 07:26:00 (permalink)
    by deleteing your aud.in file and letting sonar make another one on its own.
    first you need to uncheck these devices.

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    THambrecht
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    Re:How to clean MIDI-Devices? 2011/05/03 09:18:25 (permalink)
    No, deleting the aud.ini-file (or any other *.ini-file) does not work.
    I found the strings (for example MIDIIN2) it in the windows-registry. Deleting the keys in the registry and restarting windows works.
    Thank you.
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    Re:How to clean MIDI-Devices? 2011/05/03 09:48:42 (permalink)
     MIDI port info has always been stored in TTSSEQ.INI, and still is. I think the registry entry determines what you see in the MIDI Devices dialog, and TTSSEQ.INI determines what you see in the MIDI I/O dropdowns in SONAR.
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    Re:How to clean MIDI-Devices? 2011/08/16 08:13:55 (permalink)
    Hi, guys! I have this problem- with cakewalk pro audio 9 can hear music by playing midi file, but with x1 producer and sonar 7 can`t. the problem seems to be that i don`t have midi devices. But the problem that bothers me is that- why in cakewalk pro audio there are midi devices, but in other versions there aren`t? please if someone has an idea to share it! thanks a lot :)

    P.S. I want to point that i have already tryed with the TTSSEQ.ini file and nothig. I campared it with pro audi version and added the miising or different info in it.
    post edited by pr0m1nd - 2011/08/16 08:16:20
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    Re:How to clean MIDI-Devices? 2011/08/16 08:55:57 (permalink)
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    No, deleting the aud.ini-file (or any other *.ini-file) does not work.
    I found the strings (for example MIDIIN2) it in the windows-registry. Deleting the keys in the registry and restarting windows works.
    Thank you.


    I believe multiple versions of the same device results from plugging said device into different USB ports..

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