[Barry Pearce]

After several other attempts to get communication working in standalone mode of EZ2 and the other XLN software, I have had no success with either and deleted all XLN demo software from my computer. As I have purchased the full product of EZ2 product, I am left with only being able to utilise it with the integration of the keyboard.
Very disappointing.

[Barry Pearce]

Firstly, my MIDI controller is currently recognised by, and working with, the following software host programs: Korg Legacy Cell, Korg M1, Korg M20, Korg Kontrol Editor, Korg Monopoly, Korg Polysix, Korg Wavestation, Reaper, Lounge Lizard, Ultra Analog, Strum Acoustic, UVI Workstation and MIDI Ox.
I have watched the tutorial and had already checked via Device Manager that the controller was connected and working in conjunction with the computer. I also did the check with MIDI Ox and, again, all is communicating properly.
I still have the problem with EZ2 but also the same problem with two other software programs, Addictive Drums and Addictive Keys by XLN. I am in communication with XLN but so far I have failed to resolve this issue. It seems I am running out of possible solutions to try.

[Barry Pearce]

Hello again Henrik
I am using a PC running Windows 7

[Barry Pearce]

Hi Henrik.
I had already double-checked that I have the latest driver from Korg so that is up-to-date.
I also already have KONTROL Editor installed on my computer and it does confirm that the keyboard is properly connected. The keyboard is also working with 7 other software programs that I have although there is one other that I am having the same problem with as EZ2.

[Barry Pearce]

Unfortunately I cannot try it with a DAW. I received access to a whole bundle of software with the keyboard but the only DAW provided was Reason Propellerhead. I can’t connect with that because it isn’t compatible with the Korg (I checked with Reason). I haven’t purchased another DAW product yet while I’m mastering the range of other software provided as well as the new EZ2.

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