Then reinstall your USB driver and try again. OK - think I might have found something, I guess you are using Windows XP, have you updated to SP3? If not, you need to. Do you get the same, or do you also see the Yamaha device? I cannot wait to start the long learning curve with cubase and get some multi-track recording going, as this really is a fabulous keyboard.Ĭould I ask a favour? I have noticed that if I go to the Control Panel / Sounds and Audio devices / Audio / Midi music playback - all I have here is this same Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth (No Yamaha). I have spent ages trying to understand the inter-relationships between the different parts of the registry, as I suspect this is where the problem lies, but so far cannot see how cubase would link to the Yamaha driver.Īs my attachment shows, all it can see is the Microsoft GS port. I ensured that I had the keyboard on and connected via the USB link, before restarting cubase, but unfortunately it still could not see the Yamaha midi driver.As you said, this was recreated when I started up my cubase, but unfortunately has made no visible difference.

I found the cubase AI 5 folder you mentioned and renamed it ( there was no version 4 there ).

I have Studio Manager, S90XS Remote tools and S90Xs installed.

It is so good knowing that there is someone out there that has a working system. In case you have not solved your problem yet, try the above and also let us know whether you installed Studio Manager, S90XS Remote tools and S90Xs Editor. It’s a bit of a learning curve, especially when you start, but once you get going, there’s no looking back. I’m very happy with my Yamaha S90XS and I do some great work in Cubase. If you have some particular setting that you don’t want to lose it’s enough you rename the folder “Cubase 5” Start Menu → Control Panel → Folder Options → select Tab “View”Īfterward, you will be able to find the “Cubase AI 4” and “Cubase 5” folders at the following paths:Ĭ → Documents and Settings → User Name (Your user name) → Application Data → Steinberg → Cubase 5 (in the same folder you should find Cubase AI 4)ģ)Now, when you have done the path I wrote above, you can delete the ' Cubase AI 4' and “Cubase 5” Folders, your software will recreate it automatically. These are hidden folders, therefore you should select “Show the Hidden files and folders” option in:

If you haven’t found the solution yet, I would suggest deleting your Cubase preference files: Close the Cubase program and follow theses steps : Did you turn on the Yamaha S90S before opening Cubase ? If you don’t, it won’t show up, even if you turn it on after opening Cubase.

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