Komplete m32 is no longer recognized by my DAW

Cren Larvor

Cubase suddenly no longer recognizes my Komplete 32 keyboard. The trigger was opening Kontakt 8 in standalone mode and configuring my keyboard on Port A. Since my Komplete 32 no longer works on Cubase, I have to reconfigure everything via the midi remote, I don’t understand.

PoorFellow

Try removing the keyboard from the Mac Midi Studio list and then restart computer and then re-scan for Midi devices : MIDI Studio window in Audio MIDI Setup on Mac

Google AI suggestions are these :

To reset MIDI devices on a Mac, you can reboot your computer, disconnect and reconnect your devices, or use the Audio MIDI Setup app to delete and re-add devices or reset the configuration. For persistent issues or to clear corrupted cache, you can also try manually deleting the MIDI configuration file from your user's Library folder and then restarting your Mac. 
Method 1: Using the Audio MIDI Setup App

1. Open Audio MIDI Setup:
Go to your Applications folder, open Utilities, and launch Audio MIDI Setup. 
• 2. Open MIDI Studio:
From the menu bar, go to Window > Show MIDI Studio (or Show MIDI Window on newer macOS versions). 
• 3. Disconnect and Delete Devices:
In the MIDI Studio window, disconnect any problem MIDI devices. If a cached version of the device remains, you can delete it by selecting it and pressing the Delete key. 
• 4. Reconnect and Re-add:
Reconnect the MIDI device to your Mac. It should then be re-detected and appear in the MIDI Studio window. 
• 5. Reset Configuration:
If devices are still not working, you can try resetting the entire configuration by using the Reset All MIDI Devices option, which is sometimes available in the audio settings menu (often a gear or settings icon in the top menu bar), click Okay and then Show MIDI Studio to check the list.

Method 2: Rebooting and Reconnecting
1. 1. Restart Your Mac:
Simply rebooting your computer can often reset the Core MIDI driver, which resolves many connection issues. 
• 2. Reconnect Devices:
After restarting, re-connect your MIDI devices one by one, waiting for each to be recognized before connecting the next. 

Method 3: Manually Resetting the Configuration File
This method should only be used if the above methods don't work, and you should proceed with caution.
1. Close Audio MIDI Setup: Make sure the Audio MIDI Setup application is not running. 
• Open Finder: Open a new Finder window. 
• Navigate to the Library Folder: Go to Go > Go to Folder and enter ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/. 
• Delete the MIDI File: Find the file that starts with com.apple.MIDI. (it will have a unique identifier at the end) and delete it. 
• Restart Your Mac: Restart your computer to fully reset the MIDI configuration. 

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