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Dear readers I have some issues concerning my MIDI-keyboard. I'll try to give as much info as I can about the problem. *The problem* My iMac does recognize the MIDI-keyboard, but it does not receive input. When I plug in my keyboard nothing really happens, appart from the keyboard getting power (USB-powered). When I open GarageBand, it says that there is 1 MIDI input.

Sadly, when I press the keys on my keyboard no input is being received. Same for Audio/MIDI-configuration. Acer Aspire One Kav10 Drivers Windows 8 more. It sees my MIDI-keyboard (gives model name) but when I use 'test' it does not receive input. *The keyboard* It concerns a Ta Horng (Midiplus) Origin 25 MIDI-keyboard. It connects to my computer using USB.

The manufacturer says that you don't need any drivers and that it is compatible with Mac OS X. *My computer* I own a iMac, Intel Core i7.

I first tried the keyboard using Snow Leopard 10.6. It didn't work and I hoped upgrading to Lion would fix it (needed it for iCloud anyway). Yesterday I upgraded to Lion OS X 10.7.2.

Sadly, my MIDI-keyboard is still not working correctly. *What I've tried and checked* The keyboard is not really mine, it's property of my piano teacher. He owns a Macbook AIR and a Mac Mini. The first runs Lion, the latter I believe runs Leopard. The keyboard works fine on his computers! Both of them have no issues, just plug and play.

So it isn't the keyboard. I've checked my GarageBand and Logic Studio 9 settings, but they all were the same as his settings. Audio/MIDI-configuration is also set to (as far as I know) correct preferences, recognizing the MIDI-input and all. I'm out of things to think of, I really don't know what could fix this issue. Any help, suggestions and solutions are much appreciated! Thank you in advance!

IMac, Mac OS X (10.7.2), MIDI-keyboard Origin 25 - Ta Horng Posted on Dec 1, 2011 5:43 AM. I have exactly the same problems with my midi as Overtoom. I have a USB i2 garagekey from miditech, it says that it is connected but the instrument won't appear on my input, and on miditechs website whey say the same, just plug and play. By the way I tried the garageband. I have been searching all over the internet for info about this, but this is the first tread I can follow. Since I really want to get started I want as well as Overtoom have some answers regarding to this problem. Is this a bug or are there any updates for this issue.

Or is it just a simple solution that I'm not aware of:).I had a PC before and just bought my first apple so I'm still new on the apple side:) I have a mac mini OS Lion 10.7.2 intel core i7. Looking forward for some answers for a confused swede Dec 9, 2011 5:42 PM. I have similar issue. I bought flexible keyboard (soft keyboard piano) with midi output. Not working on macbook air 2011 (run on Lion) - it appears as midi input on garage band, the green light on midi-usb cable is flashing with each keystroke but the score does not get recorded and I do not hear the sounds etc. I tested other keyboard (korg) on my macbook with the same cable and works fine.

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