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Rewire, and have no experience with it, but I’d bet that reinstalling Rewire afterwards would fix the problem. It probably installs some kind of virtual driver to your Midi drivers which the Terminal command would delete. The two options are therefore to reinstall Rewire after cleaning your Midi drivers below, or to copy and save whatever component that Rewire installs before using the Terminal command, then drag it back into the folder indicated below when you are done. I need some feedback from a Rewire user, though, http://www.macosxaudio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=47209 before I can be sure. Please comment of email me if you have experience with this. – Now on to the post – Is your MIDI dead? You might have just used Migration Assistant to move from one computer to another. Or perhaps you upgraded to Leopard. Symptoms include: Can’t launch programs that use midi Can’t open Audio Midi setup http://www.jnote.com/how-to-fix-core-midi-problems-with-osx-after-using-migration-assistant-or-upgrading-system/ utility or the Midi portion won’t launch or jams Getting messages telling you to update or reinstall your drivers Getting messages telling you that Midi Server won’t launch Core Midi doesn’t run Opening Terminal.app and entering this command should remedy the problem: sudo rm -rf /Library/Audio/MIDI\ Drivers/* You’ll have to enter your administrator password. This problem had vexed me for a few months, effectively disabling Core Midi – first after having run migration assistant, and again after upgrading to Leopard. I finally fixed it yesterday and can now run midi again. I hope this info will help others who are searching for a solution. I have added some distinct keywords to this message to make searching easier. Note: If the above does not work, you need to make sure the directory below is empty, before you reinstall your interfaces. The location must be correct with no alternate spellings. It should also be ok to remove the drivers manually (by sending them to the trash), but the Terminal command helps in that regard. Note: you will likely need to reinstall any real Midi dr
frameworks, which you can find in /System/Library/Frameworks. These frameworks are not grouped under an umbrella framework, so finding particular https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/MusicAudio/Conceptual/CoreAudioOverview/CoreAudioFrameworks/CoreAudioFrameworks.html headers can sometimes be tricky. This appendix describes each of the Core Audio frameworks and their associated header files. Frameworks Available in iOS and OS XThe frameworks listed in this section are available in iOS 2.0 and OS X v10.5.AudioToolbox.frameworkThe Audio Toolbox framework contains the APIs that provide application-level services. The Audio Toolbox error initializing framework includes these header files:AudioConverter.h: Audio Converter API. Defines the interface used to create and use audio converters. AudioFile.h: Defines an interface for reading and writing audio data in files.AudioFileStream.h: Defines an interface for parsing audio file streams.AudioFormat.h: Defines the interface used to assign and read audio format metadata in audio files. AudioQueue.h: Defines error initializing coremidi an interface for playing and recording audio.AudioServices.h: Defines three interfaces. System Sound Services lets you play short sounds and alerts. Audio Hardware Services provides a lightweight interface for interacting with audio hardware. Audio Session Services lets iPhone and iPod touch applications manage audio sessions.AudioToolbox.h: Top-level include file for the Audio Toolbox framework. AUGraph.h: Defines the interface used to create and use audio processing graphs.ExtendedAudioFile.h: Defines the interface used to translate audio data from files directly into linear PCM, and vice versa. In OS X you have these additional header files:AudioFileComponents.h: Defines the interface for Audio File Component Manager components. You use an audio file component to implement reading and writing a custom file format. AudioUnitUtilities.h: Utility functions for interacting with audio units. Includes audio unit parameter conversion functions, and audio unit event functions to create listener objects, which invoke a callback when specified audio unit parameters have changed. CAFFile.h: Defines the Core Audio Format audio file format. See App