I have just recently started using a simplified version of Cubase 11 and was hoping to connect my Bontempi 747 keyboard to use as a midi keyboard. Unfortunately there seems to be a driver issue and the keyboard is not recognised. Has anyone had such an issue and was able to solve it or is it just not compatible? I know that the keyboard is older. It would be a shame if I had to buy something newer but I would like to be certain I needed something new before buying anything.
What OS are you on? If windows, there’s this page with some info on setting up drivers for your keyboard that might help. I haven’t used one myself, so this might not necessarily be the info you’re looking for.
I did some searching, and I can not find a driver that will work with Windows 10. The one SF_Green suggested will not.
I even checked for source code on Git Hub and I didn’t find anything. The 746 had midi in and out, but the 747 only had the USB, and that requires a driver.
You might try Tobias Erichsen generic USB driver. His code is known to be very good, and trust worthy. If it works, let us know, and consider giving him a small donation. If it doesn’t the driver won’t hurt anything. While you are there check out LoopMIDI, it gives you virtual ports like a Mac has.