Installing m-audio firewire 410

i just bought a m-audio firewire 410 soundcard. to make sure i would install it properly, i followed every step of the user manual. still, it's not working. the blue LED light keeps flashing, my mac is not even detecting the soundcard.
i don't know what to do...
please help!!!!

from my understanding, the bluetooth device is not getting power and that could be various reasons. it's dying, you have some new installed hardware that is draining from the bluetooth power thingy. haha. but yea, if you were able to the power manager reset, then it was just a minor draining thing.
this thing happened to me when i had a bluetooth mouse, usb mouse, mbox, external monitor, usb keyboard, iLok usb dongle, usb hard drive all plugged in. hahaha. my computer was like, are you serious! but after all of that craziness. i reset, and it's fine!
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Help! My Macbook Pro will not recognise my M-Audio Firewire 410 interface

Hi
I'm new here and fairly new to Macs having only recently bought a Macbook Pro.
My plan is to use the Macbook primarily for music but I can't get my M-Audio Firewire 410 audio interface working.
I have installed the latest Intel driver but when I plug the interface in, the Mac does not recognize it at all. I have tested the port/cables etc, and can successfully play music from an external firewire HDD chained through the Firewire 410.
How is it possible that the Mac doesn't even know the interface is there (when I click on the M-Audio software icon I get this message "No M-Audio Firewire device was found connected to this Mac") yet I can play music chained through the device?
I have tried both with, and without, the external power supply connected to the Firewire 410 and also tested it on my PC where it works as usual. And I've tried deleting and reinstalling the driver....(I thought this was PC only territory!)
Any ideas? I really want to get back into music and my past (bad) experiences with PCs drove me to the Mac...
Many thanks in advance
Macbook Pro 2.16 Core 2 Duo Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Try v1.8.2 instead of v1.7.2 of M-Audio's driver setup.

M-Audio Firewire 410 soundcard problem on Windows on new iMac

I've had this problem since I got the new iMac. When running Windows natively, with all Boot Camp 2.0 (same with the older Boot Camp) drivers installed and the latest drivers for my M-Audio Firewire 410 for Windows XP Pro, I haven't been able to use the sound card at all. Everything installs perfectly, the control panel works, but the hardware won't respond to any sound playback. I'm not sure if it's the Boot Camp drivers for my iMac or if it's my interface. It worked fine through Boot Camp with my MacBook Pro, but not the new Aluminum iMac. Using it with Ableton Live 6/7 fails. Playing it from iTunes fails. Everything fails. My interface is basically rendered useless on Windows. I believe it's an iMac + Boot Camp problem, not the interface. Audio program forums didn't help, so I cam here. Hope someone can help. Thanks!

from M-audio...
M-Audio does not support Boot Camp on Intel based Macs at this time.
The problem is that there is no BIOS on Mac Intel systems and getting devices to work on some XP systems requires BIOS/OS tweaks. Boot Camp works around the need for BIOS; Windows does not. Windows installations are not always consistent and the fact it works on one Intel Mac does not mean it will work on another.
Attempting to install any M-Audio device or drivers in Boot Camp is done solely at the user’s own risk.
Here is a website that has many troubleshooting tips that can help get devices to work on XP and MAY work for Boot Camp; however this is all done at the users own risk.
http://www.pcaudiolabs.com/setuptips1.asp?cat=setu
For M-Audio FireWire devices:
Switching from Mac to PC the FireWire device may not always load the firmware properly. To get the PC firmware to load you may have to boot into XP then shut down, disconnect, reconnect and reboot. Switching from PC to Mac automatically loads the correct firmware.
If this workaround does not fix your issue, you will have to run the device solely on Mac OS or on Windows hardware.

Rookie needs help recording DJ set through M-audio Firewire 410

Ok.... ive been reading through the forums and I still can't find help...
Im running GB 3 that came with my Macbook I bought about 4 months ago.
I am a DJ and I trying to record a DJ set/demo.
What I use to DJ is Pioneer cdj-800 x2 and a Pioneer DJM400 using Rane Serato Scratch through my Mac.
I recently bought an M-Audio Firewire 410.
I installed all necessary drivers from m-audio's website (i bought it on ebay so it did not come with the install cd).
I connect the Maudio into the Mac as instructed and set all my inputs/outputs in prefs to the m audio.
The record out of my mixer is via rca so i bought an rca to 1/4" cable. The rca going into my mixer and the 1/4" is going into the first "mic/inst" on the interface.
I created a real instrument track on a new project in GB and set the input to channel 1 (mono).
I play a track..... no sound. nothing at all. i tried the inputs in the back of the firwire and played with the gains. still nothing. i am getting a little frustrated here as you can imagine.
I would really appreciate if someone could walk me through this or at least point me in the right direction.
Thanks a ton in advance.
Message was edited by: defman13

Perhaps you may need to reinstall the driver again from the M-audio website. The newest drivers don't work well but if you're running the newest OSX 10.4.10 then you have no choice but to use the newest drivers. When installing the new driver, do not have the 410 hooked up to the computer. After it is installed, shut down the computer. Hook up the 410, then turn the computer on, make sure teh 410 is power button is on as well. Once you're computer is up and running, open up the m-audio mixer application that comes with the driver. on the top right-hand corner is a reset button. Click that and a there will be a popup asking if you want to reset, say reset. Next open up system preferences and check the sound. Select the 410 for input and output. You have to also do this again in garagebands prefs. Test your audio out by playing a song through itunes or something. Hope it works.

NEED HELP : MacOSX / Logic pro 8 / M-audio Firewire 410

Hi,
I'm in complete distress right now.
I have a big problem and I really don't know what it is.
I'm a professional musician and I have a kind of buzz on my hardware. Every time i try to record on my logic ...I have a buzz. Please check this link where you can hear what I'm talking about. I putted an explanation and some example on a mp3 player to make you understand better my problem.
http://www.gemi-productions.com/yuli/squizz/index.html
If you have any idea please let me know.
My MAC configuration :
Mac book pro OSX 10.4.11 / 2.4 Ghz intel core duo / 2Go 667 Mhz DDR2
Sound card M-Audio Firewire 410 / Logic Pro 8
I have all the lasted Mac update !
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Nailian.

Hi,
Back from my "rescue mission" ...
Firstable, to answer the last post, yes I tried on different computers but it was windows PC.
Anyway, I tried ...older drivers (1.8/1.7/1.7.2) ...not working.
I tried to close airport (not bluetooth cause my mouse use it) ...not working.
So I decided to buy and install Leopard ...and it's working great.
In fact, after some research my problem was a frequency problem who came from a disfunction between my card and my mac. But why this problem ...because of apple !!!
Yes It seems the last security update 2008-002 from apple can not be "trusted"
Bring a lot of problem ...as mine.
So maybe I bought leopard for nothing ...but is great too so I'm ok
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See u.
N.

Share sound between XP and Archlinux computer [M-AUDIO firewire 410]

Hi,
This might be a strange question but anyway,
I bought a M-AUDIO firewire 410 soundcard about 3-4 yeas ago, i never had a problem with it, and now that i've tasted the sound produced by the device, i can't get rid of it,
I've searched for over one year in order to make it work under linux (tried FreeBOB, wine...), no success in making it work under arch (or unbuntu for that matter), but that's not the point of this topic
The only solution that i've found can be by "sharing" the audio from my main computer (wich is running archlinux) to an auxiliary computer running Windows XP and has the firewire 410 plugged and installed.
My question is, does anyone knows a way to share the audio buffer from my arch computer to my auxiliary computer without loosing too much quality ? Both computers are connected over ethernet at a speed of 1Gbts/sec
I think it might be tricky, tried googleing it, but no success.
I Consider myself as an advanced linux user, so fire away !

s/pdif seems to be for such situations. You could also try running some networked sound daemon, pulseaudio supposedly runs on windows as well, not sure what support phonon has for networked audio.

Using m-audio firewire 410

Hi Mac, community, I have this m-audio firewire 410 and I'm trying to use it with garage band.
I only get sound if I change to *built in* audio output in garage band preferences and hear the sound in my computer's buit in speakers..If I want to return the audio through the 410 device ( changing to 410 analog 1/2 output in preferences ) and hear my bass on my 410's headphones output...I can not get any sound...what I am doing wrong ?
Thanks

ok..problem solved.

M-Audio Firewire 410.....

I've recently purchased an M-Audio Firewire 410 after using a n M-Audio firewire Solo for ages and being very happy.
Whoa! The Mac ( intel iMac) doesn't even want to acknowledge the presence of the 410, let alone Logic have a go.Jim
I think I'm stuedf.........any magic answers?

Just a note to all those others who have or are considering the 410. I have a 410, which I was using on my old PC. It wasn't working on my new 24" iMac. I called M-Audio and they said that their driver needs to be updated, and it should be out in a few weeks. From other threads I've read, this is what they were saying a few weeks ago.
I say this to save some of you the frustrations of getting your 410 to work with a core 2 duo running 10.4.7. Don't waste your time. Either wait for the driver to come out, or switch.
I'm getting really tempted to switch to Presonus.

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I have downloaded the latest driver that but now unable to open GB2 ???
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The volume buttons take a second or two to have an effect. Then the indicator on the screen and the pop sound occur. In the process, sound is garbled. If I hit several times, or hold it down, the same happens, one step at a time, until it catches up. This has occurred on two computers going back to 10.3.x and with the last half-dozen M-Audio 410 drives... not apparently an OS issue.

M-Audio Firewire 410 - No Output - Intel iMac 20"

Hey Guys,
I was wondering if anyone is having trouble with the M-Audio Firewire 410 and the Intel Core Duo iMac.
System Specs:
20" iMac 1 GB of RAM
I am running the beta driver from M-Audio (1.7). The trouble I have is that I get no output. I see the channel lights active. I see the audio transitioning in the Mixer panel. The Firewrie 410 works fine on my PowerBook. I also have an M-Audio Firewire Solo and it works on both machines (with the same cables and hookups). I'm not getting very far with M-Audio on this one. I just wanted to see if it is me or if anyone else out there is having trouble.

Hi !
I have a similar problem to the one you already solved. Maybe you could suggest something (maybe I can avoid reinstalling everything).
Ive being using m-audio firewire 410 (driver version 1.7.2) together with a MacBook Pro (Intel Mac OSX 10.4.7) since a couple of months without having any problem. But the last week my computer had an "unexpected problem" and I had to shut it down using the power button. After I restarted it again, I realized that even if I get a signal on the sw rtn1/2 when I use itunes or Garageband, I get no signal on any of the assigned output bus (I have a m-audio 5.1 surround system). The funny thing is that when I use an analog input, I actually get signal on the assigned output bus of this input. I uninstalled and reinstalled again the drivers of the m-audio 410 firewire without any success.
I would really appreciate any comments.
Thanks in advance,
Rodrigo

M-Audio FireWire 410 and FCP Studio 2

Here is something that I've learned and would like to share.
I have a M-Audio firewire device to record with Logic Pro. I have the latest driver and set my sample rate at 48 KHZ to be friendly to FCP6. But when editing and monitoring my video/audio thru my Sony HDV deck all the sequences and clips are sped up that indicates a sample rate issue. Monitoring audio thru the Firewire 410 is ok. My workaround is to disconnect the M-Audio device when editing video and use it only when scoring. So if you have this problem don't pull your hair out and start trashing pref files. Either monitor thru the M-Audio device or simply unplug it. If anybody else has any insight on this I would like to hear it.
Mac Pro 8 Core Mac OS X (10.4.9) 8 gig Ram

Perhaps you have a firewire bus issue as noted in this thread:
"Problems monitoring audio with a m-audio Firewire 410"
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1613820
cosmoscorbin wrote:
I got the answer talking to m-audio. There is a conflict when you connect two firewire devices to the same bus (two firewire jacks can be on the same bus). 2 solutions.
1. get a firewire card on a PCI slot, and assign the 410 to that.
2. daisy chain the hard drive to the back of the 410 and DONT plug any other firewire devices into your mac.
G5 1.8 DP (PCI-X) Mac OS X (10.4.9)
ATI X800 XT, 4GB RAM, 20" & 23" ACDs, MXO, M-Audio Revolution 5.1, Fostex D15 DAT

HELP!! No sound while recording thrugh M-Audio firewire 410

I am using Logic express 7 with an M-Audio firewire 410. I have my guitar plugged into the mbox and Logic is picking up the signal from my guitar, but I cannot monitor the sound while recording OR hear anything else at all. When I unplug the mbox, however, I can hear everything that i just recorded along with everything else in the song fine. I just need some help figuring out how to monitor the sound, PLEASE!!!!

Logic always uses the same audio interface for input AND output, so I suppose your problem is that you do not have any speakers connected to you M-Audio interface. Try adding a pair of speakers to it. If there's still no sound, go to Logic's audio settings and see if "software monitoring" is active or not.
Björn

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I have an Intel 20 inch Core Duo iMac with an M-Audio Firewire 410 audio interface attached to the 800 Firewire port. The Firewire 410 seems to be working fine. However, I have a very annoying problem with noise. A fairly loud hum is coming through.
I'm pretty sure the noise is originating in the iMac. If I press on the LCD monitor or squeeze the case around the middle of the iMac, the hum diminishes. Sometimes when I do this, the hum diminishes but a buzz then becomes audible.
The iMac and the Firewire 410 are plugged into the same outlet.
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Cosmos

Hello, I was just about to post the following when I saw your recent post, Wondering if you ever found a solution for what you're running into? (BTW, I went to UO a looooong time ago. Go Ducks!)
We'd like enhance the audio end of our edit suite and are thinking of adding an "FireWire 410" from m-audio for I/O. And ProTools.
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One note: we don't think we'd necessarily be sending audio from the DSR-11 to the "FireWire 410" (and on to headphones and speakers) via firewire.
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Brad

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