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Originally Posted by Neale
Yep, uninstall/reinstall fixed it. And then I remembered that the "Attention Most Recently Clicked DAW Area" box is greyed out unless in PT... annoying. If only I could just configure the hardware.
The MIDI implementation is still rough. It's better than before when it would take multiple rounds of messing around with uninstall/reinstall before it would work, including a "clean install" script that they've fortunately now built into the installer as the "Uninstall" option. But adding programs or changing the configuration in the prefs pane to enable Mackie/MIDI control of another program prompts for a EUCON restart, but that hasn't worked properly in some time... perhaps because the program didn't restart, when I added the new version of Mixbus and deleted the old version from the prefs pane, it buggered the MIDI communications somehow.
Eddie and the team have done wonders with the platform, but I still have a pet peeve or two that have never been fixed, and now with the Artist line EOL'ed, I long for the days of my robust and predictable Command 8. I've never been able to mix with my eyes closed on my Artist Control like I could with my Command 8... just can't trust the hardware, and I feel bad having spent that money on something that has just never worked "properly", never mind all the (sincerely!) wonderful additional features and fixes that have trickled down through the years, from Kyle and now Eddie.
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Wait you mean the newest version of Eucon is loading the Eucon MIDI drivers? You did a clean uninstall/install? I was struggling with Eucon versions past 3.6.0 because Euphonix MIDI was greyed out after install. I couldn't use my Artist mix with Studio One because Euphonix MIDI wasn't showing up in Studio One anymore. I had to down grade to 3.6.0 and stay there just so I can use my Artist Mix with Studio One. This will be awesome if Euphonix MIDI is still in the latest versions of Eucon!!!