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I thought it might be related to your original issue because it appeared to me to be a failure to properly implement -arch which is going to load 64 bit executables by default if you make the value =x86_64. I have already emailed Ableton about this. I had another similar start-up issue recently (unrelated to the issue in this thread) and thanks to some emails with support, the cause was very quickly identified. I'd get in touch with Ableton support directly with details of your set-up and your log file. Sounds like there's something else going on with your set-up. But the fact that it reports a duplicate delegate and responder class can't be good, right?ĨO wrote:The console log you posted is over a 2 second period. I also someone else on the forum post the same console notification recently (can't find the thread again though).

Ok, so the top ones are OS X and Midiserver related, but the lower two are Live-related. objc: Class OAuCocoaWindowDelegate is implemented in both /Applications/Live 8.0.9 OS X/Live.app/Contents/MacOS/Live and /Applications/Live 8.0.9 OS X/Live.app/Contents/Resources/Ableton Live Engine.bundle/Contents/MacOS/Ableton Live Engine.

objc: Class OAuCocoaWindowResponder is implemented in both /Applications/Live 8.0.9 OS X/Live.app/Contents/MacOS/Live and /Applications/Live 8.0.9 OS X/Live.app/Contents/Resources/Ableton Live Engine.bundle/Contents/MacOS/Ableton Live Engine. 12:51:03 MIDIServer PlugIn MIDI ugin - /Users/User//Library/Audio/MIDI Drivers/ does not contain a supported architecture. 12:51:03 MIDIServer PlugIn ugin - /Library/Audio/MIDI Drivers/ does not contain a supported architecture. 12:51:03 MIDIServer MIDIServer starting arch=i386 12:51:03 MIDIServer MIDIServer relaunching because a 32-bit driver was found 12:51:03 MIDIServer MIDIServer starting arch=x86_64 : No custom exception handler installed. That driver is probably for a sound card you use with Logic? If you need to use that sound card you'll need to move.Code: Select all 12:51:00. Is that file in any way related to Serato? What will I lose by deleting it? Rane, Support. There was only one driver in there, called ugin. FAQ about external soundcards and the USB ASIO driver.

Emagic usb midi driver plugin drivers#

PCI card drivers will need their MIDI drivers to communicate with a separate kernel extension. Many MIDI drivers can simply be user-side I/O Kit clients (probably for serial, USB, Firewire). They are dynamic libraries, using CFPlugin. Thanks Milesofwire! Did you ever get your SCSI drives working? 'Drivers' are not I/O Kit drivers. Thanks alot guys! I can now see my AMT8! The USB MIDI Driver Ver. ) with the exception of, who've now released OS X-compatible versions of Peak and Deck to ship their flagship product for OS X, while others have only announced their intent to support it in future upgrades.

Emagic usb midi driver plugin software#

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