Radium 49 wont show on audio midi setup on mac os 10.5.7

You probably mean Radian mode. (the Radium is a radioactive chemical element, with symbol Ra on the Periodic table of the elements).
To set angle unit to radians, Go to the RUN screen.Press SHIFT MODE to enter SetUp. Scroll down to line ANGLE; Highlight the line and press F2 to activate the TAB RAD on the screen. Angle unit will be set to radians, until you decide to change it again.

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did u download the latest driver for ur radium?


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Hello,

You may want to try the following link, I wasn't sure if this is what you are actually looking for:

http://www.dontcrack.com/freeware/downloads.php/id/1646/software/Radium-Driver/

I do hope this helps.

Best of luck!!

Use this link under keyboards.
http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=support&tab=driver

Hi... every keyboard has rubber membrane with two layers they are placed in parallel to each layer so you have two set of layers one after the other for each octave (12 contacts per layer) if contact fails to the PCB when u press the key or broken that particular key will not work!!! - I had evolution keyboard 49keys same thing happend and I could not find the spares here in india left aside... if you come to know the spares available anywhere please do share

Francis

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Benjamin

I may be able to help.  I am a longtime Mac and Tascam control surface user.  I am currently running a MacBook Core 2 Duo 2.0GHz running OS 10.5.6 with a Tascam FW-1884 audio interface/mixer/control surface connected.

Setup is fairly easy in the Mac OS.  Here are the steps I'd follow:

NOTE: Before beginning the following process make sure that ALL of your MIDI gear is connected.

- Tascam connected to USB port of computer
- MIDI Keyboard "OUT" connected to Tascam "IN"
- Roland "IN" connected to Tascam "OUT"

1) Open your "Applications" folder.
2) Open the "Utilities" folder.
3) Double-click on "Audio MIDI Setup."
4) At the top of the window select "MIDI Devices"
5) In the pull-down menu on the left select "New Configuration."
6) Title your configuration and press "OK"
7) If your gear has been detected automatically their names and icons should appear in the main window.  If so, skip down to step 12
8) Click on the "Add Device" button
9) Double-click on the "new external device" button that has now been created.
10) Select your device's manufacturer and model (i.e. Roland, JV-1010).
11) Adjust any other settings appropriate to your setup.

[In the main window there should be a Tascam US-224 button.  On it there should be one pair of arrows that indicate the MIDI In and MIDI Out ports of the device.]

12) Click (and hold) on the MIDI Out arrow of the US-224 button.
13) Drag the "cord" and attach it to the MIDI In of the Roland JV-1010 button.
13) Click (and hold) on the MIDI In arrow of the US-224 button.
14) Drag the "cord" and attach it to the MIDI Out of the "keyboard" button.

This should get you setup from a Mac OS/Device routing perspective.  For the appropriate US-224 Control Panel settings refer to the User Manual.

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Buy a Mac, Then you won't have that problem.

Youve gone through the settings to make sure it is sending and your computer is receiving on the same midi channel?