Hello, MidiMike. It sounds like you've looked into this fairly thoroughly, but if you haven't already, it may be work running the This Zip file doesn't contain any normal device manager.inf drivers, but looking at the files, it does contain some form of MIDIport interface for the built-in program. I don't think it will pick up the keyboard in a way to get it working in other programs, but it would be interesting to see if can communicate with your MIDI keyboard at all.

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Looking at Akai's forums, I think you've already, but did you see these two threads and? It looks like some Akai products have similar problems running Under Windows 7, which is fixed by installing a fresh copy of the USB codec files. If your Windows 8 installation is an upgrade rather than a clean install, you may have carried over an older driver with a problem. An Akai forum user posted the files. They have a pretty comprehensive pdf instruction sheet attached. As the files appear to have been written for XP & Vista, but work on 7, there's a good chance they'll work on 8, too.

If you're feeling adventurous, you could creating a system restore point, and running through those instructions. Hi, MidiMike. I Know it doesn't help you much, but Generic USB MIDI Adaptors are supported under Windows 8 - I'm using a cheap generic one to control an old commodore 64 Keyboard, which shows up in Device manager as a 'USB MIDI Cable' natively (See Screenshot). Convert Udf To Mp4 Software Download. What hasn't been supported since Windows 7 (officially, at least) is the 15 pin Joystick/MIDI port that used to be found on a lot of soundcards, which results in a lot of the online confusion to do with MIDI Support.

This could be a bit tricky to get to the bottom of, as these kind of adaptors are often unbranded, and use an unmarked chipset (If it is branded, the make and model could really help out) I can offer a bit of general advice; - If you have a Windows XP/7/Vista Machine to hand, plug it in, and check the cable is recognised only as a MIDI Device, and it isn't trying to do something clever, like register as an ASIO Soundcard as well as a MIDI Cable. Hello, MidiMike. It sounds like you've looked into this fairly thoroughly, but if you haven't already, it may be work running the This Zip file doesn't contain any normal device manager.inf drivers, but looking at the files, it does contain some form of MIDIport interface for the built-in program. I don't think it will pick up the keyboard in a way to get it working in other programs, but it would be interesting to see if can communicate with your MIDI keyboard at all.