4-in/4-out USB MIDI Interface
In commemoration of M-Audio’s 20th anniversary, the Midiman MIDISPORT 4x4 Anniversary Edition gives the popular multi-port USB MIDI interface an updated new look. MIDISPORT 4x4 Anniversary Edition addresses a total of 64 x 64 discrete channels of MIDI I/O via USB, allowing you to simultaneously connect a variety of MIDI devices. Bus-powered architecture provides the option of totally mobile operation.
Anniversary Edition
Midisport 4x4 Driver 3.0.8: Freeware: App: Download (658 Ko) Midisport 4x4 Driver 4.1.21: Freeware: App: Download: Freeware by M-Audio. Drivers - Driver for Midisport Uno: MobilePre USB driver: Drivers - Driver for MobilePre USB: Omnistudio USB Driver: Drivers - Driver for Omnistudio USB: Oxygen8 Driver. This page contains information about installing the latest Midiman driver downloads using the Midiman Driver Update Tool. Midiman drivers are tiny programs that enable your Midiman hardware to communicate with your operating system software. Maintaining updated Midiman software prevents crashes and maximizes hardware and system performance. MIDISPORT 4x4 Anniversary Edition addresses a total of 64 x 64 discrete channels of MIDI I/O via USB, allowing you to simultaneously connect a variety of MIDI devices. Bus-powered architecture provides the option of totally mobile operation. Dec 14, 2015 Are there any chances to get any time soon a driver for Midisport 4x4 not anniversary edition for Windows 8 64bit? I've just wasted two days trying to make Win 7 driver working under Win 8 architecture and it did work. I have purchased a Midiman Midisport 4x4, the blue and yellow one. My system runs on a XP SP2 but I couldn't install the XP Sp2 drivers and went with the XP drivers. I have a m-audio 410 soundcard and the setup kept stopping because it stated 'another m-audio device is connected' even after I disconnected and uninstalled it.
The MIDISPORT 2x2 was first introduced in 2000—and quickly became the world’s most popular USB MIDI interface. This overwhelming success inspired the creation of an entire MIDISPORT line designed to meet the varying needs of diverse music makers. Our special Anniversary-edition MIDISPORT products commemorate this success with a brand-new look.
Features
Midisport 2x2 Drivers Windows 7
- 4-in/4-out MIDI interface (64 discrete MIDI input channels, 64 discrete MIDI output channels)
- Connection and power via USB—requires no external power supply
- Class-compliant operation under Windows XP, Vista and Mac OS X—no additional drivers required
- MIDI activity indicator for each port
- Compact and lightweight for mobile or desktop use
Requirements
Compatibility
- Class-compliant
- MME
- Mac OS X Core MIDI
Minimum System Requirements (PC)
Windows XP *
- Windows XP (SP2), Pentium 3 - 800MHz
- 256 MB RAM, Native USB port
- DirectX 9.0c
Windows Vista / Win7
- Windows Vista (32-bit / 64-bit editions), Win7 (32Bit , 64 Bit)
- Pentium 3 - 1 GHz
- 1 GB RAM, Native USB port
Windows 8, 8.1 and Windows 10
- * Home and Professional Edition only. Windows Media CenterEdition, Windows 2000, NT, Me and 98 are not supported.
- M-Audio suggests you also check the minimum system requirements for your software, as they may be greater than the above.
Minimum System Requirements (Mac)
Macintosh **
- Macintosh G4 500 w/ Mac OS X 10.4.9
- Macintosh G4 867 w/ Mac OS X 10.5.1
- 512 MB RAM
- Native USB port
OS x all instances up to 10.12.1
- **G4 accelerator cards not supported
- M-Audio suggests you also check the minimum system requirements for your software, as they may be greater than the above.
Midiman Usb Midisport 4x4 Driver Mac
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M Audio Midisport Uno Driver
I've just wasted two days trying to make Win 7 driver working under Win 8 architecture and it did work... for a while. Then it created this new fancy blue screen in Win 8 and (eventually) it rolled back all changes I've done to the system since the driver installation. Very frustrating - especially if you've just lost a few hours of installing and activating all your Cubase, Pinnacle AVID and other soft you normally use.
In my setup I have two Midisports 4x4 and previously, under Vista, I had issues with them not being able to start simultaneously after cold reboot. It was sufficient to disconnect one and let the system boot. I was convinced that the problem was down to Vista but now, after what I've seen under Win 8 64bit, I'm not so sure anymore. The overall behavior was very similar to what I'd seen previously in Vista, the only difference was that this time the OS wasn't able to cope with it AT ALL.
So perhaps the time has come to get rid of both Midisports in favor of 8x8 ESI interface?
I wonder if the same fate would hit my Delta 1010...
Kind Regards,
Radek Walec