Total Posts: 33 Joined status: Regular Hey guys, I have been through many threads that say mLan is not possible on 64bit. My Production software requires the 64bit OS so I am going to 64 bit. I am reading that a couple have their Motif XS connected properly using the latest Steinberg Firewire drivers. Does anyone have an ES and/or 01x working with these drivers? I am stuck in a rut and don’t know which way to go because Yamaha wouldn’t make a 64bit driver for mLan. I love this gear but don’t know what to do with it now. Download Macromedia Flash Mx 2004 Portable Garage. After this headache, I am seriously considering Roland and their V-Studio.

This is my last ditch effort. Can anyone help me? Total Posts: 122 Joined status: Pro Your best bet is probably the procedure described at the now defunct under: Click on Windows XP and follow your nose. I think Yamaha added insult to injury to mlan users by not only refusing to create new drivers, but to then close off what was a vibrant user’s forum.

Yamaha 01x drivers windows 7 64 bit. Info and downloads for Yamaha pro audio gear mixers, processors, power amplifiers, speakers, more we are working. Google Groups. Using Yamaha mLAN interfaces with 64 bit Windows. It concerns the current lack of a proper 64 bit driver for Windows Vista 64.

It’s all left a sour taste in my mouth for what once was for me the premier keyboard instrument manufacturer. These guys have tried to get another site started, but it’s slow going for them. Ambassador - 22 November 2010 10:29 AM Hey guys, I have been through many threads that say mLan is not possible on 64bit. My Production software requires the 64bit OS so I am going to 64 bit. I am reading that a couple have their Motif XS connected properly using the latest Steinberg Firewire drivers. Does anyone have an ES and/or 01x working with these drivers? I am stuck in a rut and don’t know which way to go because Yamaha wouldn’t make a 64bit driver for mLan.

I love this gear but don’t know what to do with it now. After this headache, I am seriously considering Roland and their V-Studio. This is my last ditch effort. Can anyone help me? ES and 01x could not work with the newest Yamaha-Steinberg Firewire drivers. They are only intended for XS, XF and new digital mixing studios, since their firewire interfaces uses newer chipset. The main question is do you need 64-bit OS?

Read this article that I have attached. It was taken from one forums dealing with mLAN. You will see in article that there is possibility for Win7 32-bit to address up to 64Gb RAM! And what is more important, mLAN driver v1.63 intended for 32bit XP works fine on Win7. So, just read this carefuly and try, it is very simple.

Total Posts: 49 Joined status: Regular I am fed up with reading rubbish about 32 bit operating systems being able to address more than 4GB of physical memory. It is nonsense completely. The only way to address more than 4Gb of physical memory is to install a 64-bit operating system. Sorry, but for someone that has a 64-bit operating system installed as well as the memory to justify it really doesn’t need someone telling them that a 32-bit program “may” do just the job for them. It isn’t worth the hassle. I have just dug my equipment out from the loft after a couple of years. I have a Motif ES8 with mLan16E and a super dooper computer running Windows 7 Pro 64-bit with 8Gb of RAM and an Intel i7 860 running at 2.8Gz which I just bought to run my prize possession.

I now read that even though my ES8 which cost me £2000 plus my poxy mLan board costing another £400 isn’t now supported by Yamaha?????? What a bunch of tossers! Yes, I can get the XP 64-bit drivers to work by working around the digital driver signing crap in Windows 7 64 bit, but how do I know that if I invest in Cubase 5 (currently have 4 which won’t work with Windows 7!!) do I know that it’s going to interact with the mLan??? Not prepared to fork out another £2800 on a Motif XS or XF to guarantee a result when my ES8 works perfectly! As this is perfectly the case that Yamaha don’t wish to give their products a shelf life of more than 5 years, GET STUFFED BECAUSE MY NEXT KEYBOARD WILL NOT BE ONE WITH YOUR NAME ON IT.

I feel extremely cheated and pissed off with you Yamaha. I’m not a studio with money falling out my arse, I’m just a music enthusiast that has always believed that your products were the best since my parents owned a D-85 organ since 1976 and since then I’ve owned Yamaha synths since being a kid starting with a DX100 and then moving all the way up until I could afford a decent synth like the Motis ES8. Well not so bloody good now is it? Stevomuzo - 30 November 2010 02:21 PM I am fed up with reading rubbish about 32 bit operating systems being able to address more than 4GB of physical memory.

It is nonsense completely. The only way to address more than 4Gb of physical memory is to install a 64-bit operating system. Before say something like that, did you read attachment? No, I suppose. You should read also, it is from Microsoft(!!): “ the 32-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition supports up to 64 GB of RAM on x86-based computers.” I have just dug my equipment out from the loft after a couple of years.

I have a Motif ES8 with mLan16E and a super dooper computer running Windows 7 Pro 64-bit with 8Gb of RAM and an Intel i7 860 running at 2.8Gz which I just bought to run my prize possession. I now read that even though my ES8 which cost me £2000 plus my poxy mLan board costing another £400 isn’t now supported by Yamaha?????? What a bunch of tossers! Lucky you to have such a equipment. But have you read before you buy what firewire chipsets are supported by mLAN (both 16E and 16E2 for XS)? It looks like not, again.

San Andreas 2015 Pc Download Cracked Internet there. I feel extremely cheated and pissed off with you Yamaha. I’m not working for Yamaha, but I think that anyone who write such a things should not post here. For this time that I have spent on Motifator.com I have read a lot, share ideas and knowledge and more important, I have learn a lot. And even than, I’m not so sure that I know everything (like you).

Total Posts: 49 Joined status: Regular You’re quite right Alex, it was a little in the heat of the moment that I was thinking, “Great, I’ve got all this fantastic gear a new £1000 top of the range comp and it won’t work!”. I’ve since come to my senses and I apologise for dissing your article on the 32 bit system addressing 64Gb. In fact, it has actually inspired me to order a copy of Vista 32 bit, a new 1Tb hard drive for the computer and get my comp geek chap to set up a dual boot system so I can used either operating system, but more importantly, I can use my beloved ES8 and mLan. I do have a question though, with an i7 quad core processor and Windows Vista 32-bit, will the mlan still work? I haven’t read anything to the contrary? Once again, apologies to all for my rant but my little world fell apart when I thought I could never use my system again without moving up to the XF level which would have caused a serious relationship problem between me and my bank balance! Oh, yes and the wife too!!!

Thanks Steve p.s. And sorry too Yamaha, but it would have been nice if you could have kept updating the drivers for us! Total Posts: 994 Joined status: Guru Nice reply, stevomuzo! I know that sometimes when we are trying to set up our equipment it not goes as we expected To be honest, I had also problem with mLAN when I bought a new laptop.

My previous laptop has also integrated firewire and everything works without any issue. At that time I have not read notes about firewire compatibility:(. Although when I tried external ExpressCard based FW, it didn’t work.

The reason is because both external and internal firewire uses the same resources. And since you could not physicaly disable internal firewire, it is a problem. To conclude, the best solution IMO when buying laptop intended for mLAN or new firewire based on Yamaha-Steinberg FW driver is to buy machine without internal firewire if you are not SURE what chipset is in it (the supported list could be found on ). Since most manufactures does not give information about firewire chipset in supplemental guide, the other solution is to buy laptop with ExpressCard slot and external firewire card with Texas Instruments chipset, like StarTech EC1392. This card is also reported as fully supported by mLAN and by Presonus firewire equipment. Again, I wish you luck with setting new equipment and good music playing.

Total Posts: 10 Joined status: Newcomer nbadesign, the guide you are referring to uses so called. Although PAE allows the OS to use 2^36 = 64 GB of memory, a single process (e.g. Your DAW application) cannot use all of that memory, which makes it an ineffective workaround. Not to mention possible stability issues from using that unofficial kernel patch.

PAE does not change the amount of virtual address space available to a process. Each process running in 32-bit Windows is still limited to a 4 GB virtual address space. In plain English: the amount of memory available to your DAW application and plugins is still limited to 4GB on 32-bit Windows, even with that patch! The only real solution is to install a 64-bit OS. Another option is to use something like, which allows you to run each plugin in a separate process (thus having its own 4GB space). Cumbersome, but workable. IMO, all of these “workarounds” are a waste of time, when what we really should be doing is keep complaining to Yamaha until we get modern 64-bit drivers.

Why do i see many drivers? Below is a list of drivers that may be suitable for your device. With the different devices, they can have the same driver, it's because they all use the same chip manufacturer. How to select driver? If you are looking for an update, pickup the latest one. If your driver isn't working, use the driver having the same OEM with the your laptop/desktop brand name. Watch this video to see how it works - *: 2K=Windows 2000, 2K3= Windows 2003, XP= Windows XP, VISTA = Windows Vista, WIN7 = Windows 7 Driver name OEM Filename Version Date Size Operating System Download Your driver is up to date - if you have a problem with your driver, you can try to re-install the old version as below.

Your driver is up to date - if you have a problem with your driver, you can try to re-install the old version as below. YAMAHA 01X-mLAN Others 1.1.0.2 2006-10-04 22.81 MB 2K, XP, 2K3, VISTA, WIN7/32bits YAMAHA 01X-mLAN Others 1.1.0.2 2006-10-04 20.71 MB 2K, XP, 2K3, VISTA, WIN7/32bits.