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I am now having the same issue with Magix Music Maker Premium 2017. All of a sudden, no menu bar. I have tried F4 (nothing), I have removed the musicmaker.ini file as suggested (nothing happened). I have uninstalled the program and reinstalled it, and nothing happened.

I'm reasonably technically adept, but brand new to music composition software, MIDI, VST instruments and so on. Recently I got my hands on Magix Music Maker, 64-bit, version 29. I do realise that this is a child's toy compared to most pro DAW tools, but still there are many features beyond my current skill level, so I feel no pressing need to upgrade to something that would be better documented for integration with Spitfire Labs.

Hi, I have another issue with Music maker and labs vst. I installed the vst patches in a D: drive and added their paths into Magix Music Maker. I can select for example the electric piano and it works fine. But when I save my project and reload it, Magic Music maker gives a fault message that it can't find labs, and then the music I recorded is back the sound of my Yamaha keyboard. So, Music Maker doesn't save the labs vst application change I've made to the track... Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong here?

Brand new PC and updated to Music maker premium 2020. Same issue as I had with the 2016 version...doesn't matter if I have 10 tracks or 1. Program either freezes or the sound becomes crackly and skips until the program finally freezes and I have to force quit through task manager. I had HP help me but all they did was check to see I had updated drivers. I use headphones and I've tried both my mixer interface USB audio codec as well as the Audio jack on the PC which is the Realtec audio. No improvement.

I have tried different drivers. The wave driver 16 bit and 24 bit works fine for playback only but I cant use my music keyboard. The wasapi and asiov2/magix low latency driver all did the same thing. I am on a new PC with a fresh install of MMM2020 and these are the same issues I had with the 2016 version on my old PC which is new from 2017. I only have one music keyboard plugged in. I have tried new cords, two other different keyboards with no improvement. So now this makes me believe it is a driver issue. The Magix Latency has not been updated since 2016, The ASIO has not been updated since May 23 2017 Windows 10 has had some upsetting updates which may have caused these drivers to fail. It feels like the drivers are having a asio surge which needs to be updated.

I've been waiting to hear back from Magix support but no response so far. It's been two weeks. I tried emailing the guy who made the ASIO v2 driver but no response. I know everyone is under lock down and this would have been the perfect time to sit and write music but it sucks that I paid for a program that doesn't work. If anyone else has an idea or solution...you will be my new best friend if it gets resolved!

I have always used the ASIO4all driver since the beginning and it was all good. I tried using the 2.14 version and the 2.13. I've tried Rolling back my MMM2020 to the 2016 version doing a clean install, different compatibility settings etc....long story short, I tried many many configurations and it all leads back to the driver. Cubase has recently updated their ASIO driver...if I can remember that it was due to an overflow of the asio driver. It could also be the 64 bit PC im on is too powerful for the Asio driver? If there is anyone who has The MMM premium 2020 and it's works perfectly, I would love to hear how they are set up. If it's a Computer issue such as "HP" then I would be happy to return this new one for the one that works :-) When I switch to the Wave driver 16 bit, the music plays flawlessly but again, Cant record or play anything from the music keyboard. So when I believe it's the asio driver, Im thinking an update might help...

Music Maker also offers customers a service through which we can locate most hard-to-find sheet music and print it on the spot with full-authorization from the publisher. Vocalists will love that the music can be printed in any key or format.

Founded in 1979, Music Maker is an authorized Yamaha Music School, has developed a full and complete line of services and products for musicians of all ages and levels. We believe that every individual should have the opportunity to discover and learn the joys of creating music, and that education is the foundation of that discovery

What a great musical add-on to your Feather! That's why we spun up this super FeatherWing, perfect for use with any of our Feather Boards! Music (MP3) playback testing working with all Feathers. MIDI playback works with all Feathers but you may need to remove the 'Wing during programming and also for USB-Serial Feathers like the ESP8266 and nRF52 you'll end up re-using the main Serial console for MIDI which can be confusing.

this makes me really sad. i loved vgm music maker and i really appreciate all the work you put into it. i'm sorry if it wasn't a good experience for you but you should be really proud. good luck with whatever you do next!

What I need is the shield I mentioned to play a certain file when I trigger a distance on the Sensor. So I will have multiple recorded files of musical notes on keyboard, put onto a microSD that slots into the musicmaker shield. I then need to connect a HCSR-04 sensor to this setup (the shield mounted into my Uno) and make the board output specified tracks depending on the distance I touch.

Thanks so much for bringing this to the forum. I'm trying to do a similar thing except I want the the tracks to play as normal except that when someone stands in front of the HR-SC04, the volume of the track will lower until they get out of the way. The idea is for a device that can tell when someone is outside the bathroom door so as to inform you to keep your shower singing down by lowering your music.

The studio has been a proud depot for Milano Music, who has been locally owned and operating in the valley since 1946! We offer instrument rentals year-round along with band books, cleaning kits, music stands, reeds and much more!

" I lucked into this fabulous music opportunity when a friend invited my kids. Fast forward two years and we are ALL taking music lessons here. I've always wanted to learn piano, but who has the time? Waiting for my kids in their own lessons, I realized I now did have the time. They squeezed us all into the same day and time, and accommodates my work schedule. When a child in drums was desperate to quit, I sent them to chat with the front desk. The response was better than great - and that same child is now taking DJ lessons (that really have become piano, but since I didn't approve piano is much more exciting for them to sneak out in their way... Of course I'm thrilled!) My piano lessons are fabulous and all the instructors are equally awesome! I've been tapping my novice instructions on my steering wheel when caught in traffic every morning... And am surprised I'm finally doing what I never thought possible. A++++!!!!"

"Music Makers Workshops is the ONLY camp and weekly lesson that my kids get excited about. The instructors are patient, knowledgeable and FUN! We always look forward to seeing the same instructors year after year and getting to know the new ones. As a parent, I am so pleased to see my children's enthusiasm for learning to play different instruments and watching them fall in love with music - thank you MMW!"

"My daughter has taken piano lessons at Music Maker Workshops since she was 4, and she is turning 13 this December. Mrs. B. and her family, as well as Jess have always EXCEEDED my EXPECTATIONS, and have been a crucial part of my daughter's musical life. Key points are them recommending teachers who motivate and stimulate my daughter vs. me having to NAG her to practicing. Mary is her current piano teacher and has EXCEEDED our expectations with teaching my daughter how to write in and improvise by adding melodies and harmonies to make the piece more difficult. Mary helps motivate, yet diversify my daughter by having a classical piece, jazz piece, and popular piece for flexibility. HIGHLY RECOMMEND Music Maker Workshops!"

Music Maker Relief Foundation is an American non-profit, based in Hillsborough, North Carolina. Music Maker Relief Foundation was founded in 1994 by Tim and Denise Duffy to "help the true pioneers and forgotten heroes of Southern music gain recognition and meet their day-to-day needs. Music Maker presents these musical traditions to the world so American culture will flourish and be preserved for future generations."[1]

In 1989, while completing his studies for a master's degree in Folklore at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tim Duffy was documenting blues musician James "Guitar Slim" Stephens for the university's Southern Folklife Collection.[2] Stephens's health was in decline, and shortly before his death, he advised Duffy to locate a musician named Guitar Gabriel.

Gabriel had been inactive in the music industry since the 1970 release of his album My South, My Blues (as Nyles Jones) on the Gemini label.[4] He had received no royalties[citation needed] and was impoverished. He required almost daily assistance from Duffy, who provided transportation to medical appointments, money, and food for Gabriel and his wife. Through Gabriel, Tim and Denise Duffy made field recordings of other local blues musicians, such as Captain Luke, Macavine Hayes, Mr. Q., and Willa Mae Buckner.[citation needed] They lived in poor conditions and needed regular assistance.[citation needed] Duffy thought their culture was slipping away unnoticed by the music industry. ff782bc1db