Roland SI-24 Control Surface FULLY Compatible With Platinum 64 Bit!

Thanks to AZ Controller and an amazing preset that was created for me, based on the 32 bit Sonar SI-24 Control Surface
MIDI driver, the SI-24 control surface works beautifully in the 64 bit version of Sonar Platinum! I have been using it for the last few days, with the audio working also, thanks to the MAudio, Windows 7-64 bit Delta 1010Lt Audio Drivers. For those who loved using this set up and would like to brush the dust off and continue using it in 64 bit Platinum, here are the links you need to get started.
 
AZ Controller Download
http://www.azslow.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=downfile&id=28
 
Roland Si-24 Control Surface Preset-FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS!
Preset Link Is At The Bottom... Great Preset!!!!
http://www.azslow.com/index.php/topic,316.0.html
 
MAudio Delta _6_0_8 64 Bit Audio Card Drivers
Note 1: Windows will tell you this is not the right driver,
but in fact it is.... ignore driver warning. this driver install does contains
the Roland RBus drivers needed for the RPC-1 card and will work.
I have used the Delta 1010Lt driver to run the RPC-1 card
in both Windows 10 and Windows 7-both 64 Bit.
Note 2: No MIDI will pass through the RBus card, so set the
SI-24 control surface to "MIDI cntl" and connect SI-24 to
computer using a MIDI to USB cable.
http://m-audio.com/support/drivers
select Legacy-Delta 1010Lt-Windows 7 (64 Bit), or SP1, whichever you need.
 
For anyone who is interested, Enjoy.
Michayl
 
 

If you explain at which point you have problems, may be I can help. I mean in the sequence:
* installing AZ Controller
* downloading the preset and installing it using Cakewalk Plug-in manager
* instantiating AZ Controller and selecting the preset
 

I think I found the problem
In fact, in the original driver of the RPC1 card, when the driver information window is opened, there is a property tab which allows to activate the use of the midi interface of the card, which is not the case in the M-Audio driver only compatible with 7 and 10, and I have not found a way to access this setting !!!
 
Michayl, You use in real hardware how did you do?
Since I do not have a midi port available?

I suspected, thank you again for your answers
Maybe more information from Michayl :)

Yes I know this point using M Audio driver with 64 bits OS but maybe Michayl found a way to activate midi.
He said 'fully compatible' but no precision with using an external usb midi interface or not !!!
The RPC 1 and SI-24 using XP 32 and Sonar 8.5 are ok and midi message pass through the R Bus but unfortunatly Roland never upgrade the driver :(

Sure, I have just done that.
 
But as he has written, he was using external USB MIDI. It is in M-Audio "section" of the post, but it has nothing to do with M-Audio. You can use any cheap USB-MIDI cable since the latency is not an issue (unlike with keyboards). They are normally require no special drivers since they use Windows build-in USBMIDI one.
 
So, M-Audio driver is required to get audio part working. USB-MIDI cable and AZ Controller to get control surface working.

Ok thanks ...
Hope you're not under water !!!

So sorry I didn't reply quicker.... I am so overjoyed to here you got everything up and going!!! Yahsome! I love my SI-24 set up, really helps with the workflow! In all reality, it was Alexey who desearves the round of applause, his 
AZController is top notch!
take care, and have fun!
Michayl