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Your computer and/or your modem/router is probably blocking the connection.

If you don't know how to configure these, try turning your computer and router firewalls of temporarily to do the connection, then turn it back on once the dongle is authorised.

ClarkEng wrote:I wouldn't run the the Korg MDE-X plug-in with Steinbergs Wave Lab Light..

Why wouldn't you?

ClarkEng wrote:I don't know if it is something that can be fixed

If *what* is something that can be fixed?

ClarkEng wrote:but I just should warn ya...

This is possibly the vaguest post I've seen in a long time...

Ah yes - no bank changes are mentioned in the original Legacy Wavestation manual or MIDI implementation chart, but they *are* documented in the v110 update manual - so it seems bank change support was indeed added in one of the updates along the way.

Most of the program change info is in the MIDI Implementation Chart in the M1 manual. Bank select: MSB: 0, LSB: 0-25 to specify the bank Combination mode: Received on the Global MIDI channel to change the combination. Received on the timbre’s MIDI channel to change programs on channels that do not m ...

Don't forget to turn the firewall back on again...

It sounds like your firewall is blocking the connection to the internet for the activation procedure. If you don't know how to configure your firewall, try temporarily turning it off and doing the activation procedure. My DE came with two licenses on the key - the Legacy DE license, and a timed demo ...

Install it on the second machine, and plug the dongle in.

If it is the channel strip performance thing, I can't help but think that was a bloody stupid thing to do when you don't give people a way to turn the "feature" off. You're probably right, though. It sounds like it. Yes, it is the Channel Strip Performance thing. A better implementation of this in ...

On an Intel Mac, you need to be running a Universal Binary version of the plugins. If you bought it new, recently, it should already be the latest version. If you bought an older boxed copy, it will only be a PPC version, and won't run natively on your Intel Mac. In this case, you would need to ...

Tried an empty song. Is this an "empty" song based on your existing autoload, or via the method I described? If the former, that doesn't tell me anything - if the latter, then it's nothing to do with your song or environment settings, which rules those things out (which is what I was trying to do ...

Ok, I changed the global channel on the M1 to 2, changed the channel strip's channel to 2 as well, then transmitted a PC from my keyboard set to channel 1. No luck. When I set my keyboard to transmit on any other channel it works. Not with channel 1. Does it work if you trash your preferences? Does ...

if you set the M1 global channel to something other than 1, and transmit on the same channel, does it work then? I think the likely culprit is Logic's channel strip performance feature - if you avoid MIDI channel 1, you should be fine. I can't remember offhand if you have to have channel strips ...

With the M1 in program mode, sending program changes on channel 1 to the M1 with the instrument object set to "All" MIDI channels (no rechannelising) works here without problems. Logic 8.0.2 In program mode, the M1 responds to program changes on the "Global Channel" set in the global page - so if ...

Presumably you mean AudioUnit, not VST? (Logic doesn't have anything to do with VST instruments.)

What versions on everything are you running?

In LP8, open an Audio Instrument track with M! on it. Assign the MIDI channel for the track (over on the left in Logic) to ALL. Make sure your MIDI keyboard is transmitting on channel 1. Then play. You should hear sound. Now send a Program Change from your keyboard. Doesn't work, at least not for ...