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2019The new MOX series combines a MOTIF XS sound engine, a MIDI keyboard controller with extensive DAW and VST control, multi-channel USB audio interfacing.The Karma now lived as a set of circuit boards stacked in a shoebox on my kitchen table. I checked out the Compatibility report here: and it appears as though the Firewire driver works on Windows but the post seems to suggest that the report was only last updated since Dec. The board is really easy to understand and navigate through, you will get the hang of it after a week or two.Hey I’m running Catalina and the FW driver won’t work so the OS doesn’t see nor communicate with my XF8. The Yamaha Motif es 8 is the industry standard as far as quality sounds go. This is a great workstation, with enough octaves for a pro keyboard player. Published on 08/12/11 at 09:36.
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I’ll take the Pages, Safari and Mail updates on the partition for the current OS and leave my music making partition as it was.I hope you can find the peace of mind I get by trying things that way.I totally get that bro’ and you’re right on so many levels on everything you’ve said. They used to be around £90 GBP $110 on disc each time, then discs got cheaper around Snow Leopard (2009) so it’s a bunch of mixed blessings from Apple.I’m sorry that this post doesn’t fix your issue, but the only thing that matters to me about my music making set up is that works, and my way of working pretty much guarantees that all the time. You can easily transfer files between the two operating systems and you get the best of both worlds, and none of those feelings of dread about updates.With the current Covid-19 pandemic situation, it’s also likely that there will be a further delay to Catalina compatibility, although I doubt it will stop Apple banging another OS out at the end of the year.Apple operating systems are free these days with no disc, packaging and distribution to think about. You can do that by having a dedicated music making Mac, or if you’ve got just the one Mac, partitioning the drive on it.Install the latest OS on one partition and an older OS for music making on the other partition, then you can easily boot between the two, and it feels just like having two Macs. Developers of music making software always have to play catch up with Apple.The only way to win is to maintain a build of Mac OS which is slightly older, perhaps one or two years back, where everything still works and you can make music without worrying about updating for a while.
I’d been having intermittent issues with the driver introducing pops and clicks during my recording sessions for years and just had to work around it as for others I’ve know also.Bottom line is I’m totally with you on much of what you said including the fact of my seemingly naive thinking that upgrading the OS wasn’t going to present some challenges. For the additional cost of that Expansion board you’d expect more than 1 driver update. Yet we had to pay an additional $300 for the Firewire Expansion.So I think you can see where I’m going with this. The XF was released in 2010 and I recall only 1 update to the driver and it was relatively around the same year or so.Thunderbolt was release exactly 1 year later and through several changes of the architecture of that interface to date, Yamaha had done zero updates to the original driver. Unless I’m mistaken, that driver hasn’t been updated since 2010.
In reality I’m sure you can agree that won’t be forever but I’ll be part of the resistance revolution for sure.I contacted Yamaha support on yesterday regarding this and the tech escalated my concern and they’re supposed to be contacting me for a follow up.Worse case scenario is I’ll use the USB instead of the Firewire connection. Not really a win/win.Once I move past my current frustrations and get my system stabilized I’m riding it for as long as it will run. If it’s not Apple with their forceful efforts on pushing things forward at a ridiculous rate it’s the software companies that don’t allow for backward compatibility of their products.32-bit worked for years and I’ve had some really nice production results using it but now they’re phasing that out where you’re practically forced into the world of 64-bit and it will happen.64-bit better? Perhaps, but forcing consumers without the option of choice. I have a MacBook Pro from 2011 that I use for everything aside from Music Production and it’s running like a champ.I held on to my last Mac Audio System for years and avoided the consistent prompts to upgrade the OS.My motto, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.But eventually the companies always win. I try to retain the same system for as long as possible but every company seems to be on the same train of rapid progress which sometimes makes upgrades of hardware and software inevitable.I don’t think the dual boot will be an option for me though. I’ll take the Pages, Safari and Mail updates on the partition for the current OS.Yep, I feel the same way.
I was trying level best to governor my Irish-ness from being present, but did not do so well ) Sorry for not reposting it here due to not being all that proud of it ) Mark.V.Cafeo they will come up.Universal Audio hardware to replace FW16e audio interface.From the XF’s unbalanced main outputs into any UA unit produces, at least to my ear, a much improved over all sound not referencing any of their plugins, and with those, well it’s state of the art.I have less conveniences now, but higher quality.A Shout out to Phil and 5Pin who know their stuff!This Forum and all at Keyfax, Please stay well and precautionary. :(In Apple’s behalf, their approach according to Apple was security based, Finding any evidence to corroborate Mac platform issues is difficult without press releases.*Security was the reason I first chose Mac Os x.I have an earlier post or two on this topic here in the Lounge. This may be a while, as was reported by the friendly easy to chat with creator Mr. I had to stop and think they developed and were first to offer FIREWIRE and they own the patent rights to this day?KARMA software also needs to be updated to 64 bit. The integration of the FW16e was very nice and with the XF EDITOR standalone made it wonderful, not to mention convenience of one or two pass recording.I too contacted Yamaha Support with a response from an unidentified and seemingly questionable individual who stated, “Apple has discontinued their support for Firewire”.
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