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Subject: Re: [MandalaDrums: 566] Multiple Pads
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 19:58:20 +0900
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What OS are you on? I've hadn't any probs with 2 pads on OSX. When the
devices are unplugged, they still show in the MIDI devices as ghosted
out, I can rename them etc. VB seems to keep track of it all.... I
remember having one time I had to reselect the devices in audio/pad
setup because it lost them, but I presumed it was after I renamed the
devices.
On 18/03/2008, at 1:40 PM, chris.re...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I recently received my second Mandala pad. Each works perfectly
> alone. When I open the "audio + pad setup" window, under 'pad 1' it
> shows two mandalas with the exact same serial number (mandaladrum 1047
> and mandaladrum 1047). When I double check this in the device
> manager, it shows two mandalas with two different serial numbers
> (mandaladrum 1047 and mandaladrum 1298). It seems that which ever
> device I plug in second becomes the dominant pad. If I plug in 1298
> second, then it's serial number will appear twice under pad 1, pad
> 2, . . . . The same happens for 1047, when I plug it in second. The
> VB also seems to favor the new pad. Even when the 'adio + pad setup"
> window shows the older pad's serial number for both devices (1047) , I
> can only play the newer pad.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Chris
>
> >
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