M-Audio Fast Track USB Driver Windows 7: Compatible with All M-Audio Devices

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m-audio fast track usb driver windows 7

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M-Audio updates and releases the fast track USB driver on their website.To get the correct fast track driver, you need to go to the M-Audio website, find the driver corresponding with your specific flavor of Windows version (for example, Windows 10 64 bit) and download the driver manually.

Hey guys i recently bought the fasttrack pro usb audio interface which came with 3 installation Cds all which had something to do with M-audio. But my computer refused to install some of the drivers because they were unamed and im running windows 7 which wont allow me to install unamed drivers (yes i tried in test mode still didnt work). I use Magix and Cakewalk, i was just wondering can i just use the interface with my software, without using m-audio? Also, how exactly do i start recording audio? i mean once i hook up my interface adn keyboard will there be a prompt in magix or a button i click or somthing? And finally, if the fasttrack pro is a fail, the other two interfaces i was willing to buy were either line6 or steinberg. Ive heard good things about both but it seems like theyre both more for guitar, will they be any good for mic and keyboard? thanks

The thing about the fast track pro is that it really comes with pretty much no instruction at all. There is a little booklet but the contents of the booklet are the steps you typed in your answer, thats all. Now there are 3 CDs that come with it, one Cd that has "Pro Tools M-powered 7" on it, one Cd that has "Live lite 6" on it, and one that reads "usb audio interfaces driver software", which is the cd you mentioned in step 1, and also happens to be the cd giving me problems. Now when i put the cd in steps 1 through 4 go as listed, except that once i get to step 4, my computer aborts the installation refusing to install the drivers because they are apparently unsigned, unlike in XP where you get the continue anyways option. Neither Vista or Win7 will allow you to install unsigned drivers because microsoft has made them very strict on enforcing driver signatures. SO i went to the M-audio to troubleshoot and it said to download the win7 drivers (thats how i know it is allegedly compatible with windows7) which i did, they had a 32 bit and 64 bit driver, i did 64 bit, which is my OS before anyone asks, and it still did nothing. So i went and got my hands on driver signature enforcement overider, putting my laptop in test mode which was supposed to allow me to install unsigned drivers, and still didnt work. Then i tried the whole disable my UAC and enter those codes in cmd.exe to disable "integrity checks" and it still did not work. Ive done everything in FAQ that youll be able to find on google has said to do and still nothing has worked, even though it seems to be working for everyone else who previously had the same problem. Of course i would never dream of just rippin the interface out of the box, hooking it up and jamming on the buttons but im dead serious when i say the instructions you have in your answer right there are the only ones that come with the interface, theres no manua or anything else, not even for the CDs. I would love nothing more than to install the driver and start recording on magix music maker, but i cant install the drivers with no name. there are only 2 other ways i know of to solve the problem that i didnt mention, 1, when i used the driver signature enforcement overrider, it was possible to specifically type in the name of the driver that you wanted to be allowed to be installed, but i obviously couldnt do that becauseit had no name. The other way i did not mention was that i could upgrade to windows Ultimate for another 219 dollars (more than the interface costed me), which really isnt appealing to me. So all i want to know is can i use the interface without having to deal with that troublesome CD? Ive done everything i possibly can to just get the drivers installed, my computer just absolutely refuses to install them.

Try updating windows first, then try re-installing audio driver for windows 7 64 bit only and follow directions and see. If your problem is still there contact the place from where you purchased audio drive.

I have the same unit and it works with my guitar and microphone on magix 16 , win 7 I haven't tried it with midi yet.. I went to m-audio and downloaded the drivers and then hooked up the unit and it works fine... minor latancy and i haven't tried to fix it yet.

The problem I am having is that I cannot find any way to listen back to the tracks. I have used the monitor control buttons in Cubase, made sure the direct monitoring button is turned off on fast track, and I have tried assigning 3 different output channels ( stereo, mono and completely unassigned ) in the Cubase output settings but none seem to make a difference. I have put my tracks on repeat play and tried pretty much every combination of settings available in Cubase and in the Windows control panel for Fast Track and system sounds ( made sure fast track selected for playback etc).

Can I play sounds outside of Cubase through fast track? Yes all youtube, media player and control panel test/system sounds are audible through my headphones connected to fast track ( while cubase is in use) . I can also monitor the instruments as I play if I depress the 'Diret monitor button on the USB device itself ( You have to depress this to hear playback of tracks I think)

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