Re: Assigning Midi in Cubas and Kontakt 4 for Z-tar

Hi Greg, 
 I didn't follow this thread closely, just picked your last two messages. 
If you're on Windows, here's the means to get rid of your "Airpad" entry in Windows which appears to be interfering. 
 Create a new textfile and paste the following two lines in there. 
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set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
start devmgmt.msc
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 Then save or remame the file as "Devicemanager show nonpresent.bat", which makes it a batch file. 
Then doublecklick it, the devicemanager opens, there you go to the menu "View" and tick "show nopresent devices"...
(these two menu terms here are kind of translated from German WinXP, so they might actually be a bit different.)
 That shows you the devices that had previosly been connected to your computer. 
There you go and locate the "Airpad" entry, then uninstall it. Done. Gone. 
 Now it can't interfere anymore and your ZTAR should show up properly. 
 Good luck, 
:^) Greg (the other one)