I’ve been playing with a 500GB Apple Time Capsule. I had often thought of these devices as a bit of a joke, very expensive (as usual for Apple) and why only give it a single hard drive? Why not two and then you could setup RAID-1? Typical Apple compromises, form over function, etc.

However, in use these are rather nice products. They look nice and discrete, and have a lovely user interface (although it’s a shame you can’t access the interface via a web browser). Maybe one drive is enough for the normal user who possibly never even did any backups before this.

Mac OS X generally seems capable of dealing with just about anything you can throw at it. However upon connecting my trusty Evolution MK-249C MIDI keyboard up to my 2nd generation MacBook it steadfastly refused to play ball. This keyboard has always been instantly recognised by Windows XP and so it was surprising to encounter this. This installer includes the latest version of the Novation USB 1.1 driver for MAC and PC. MAC - Novation USB Driver 2.7 Windows - Novation USB Driver 2.12 ReMOTE SL Compact Template Editor. For Ableton Live please check out the Launchpad Tutorial Playlist we have below on set up and use of the Launchpad which will include set up of light. The Evolution MK-461C is a 5-octave USB MIDI controller featuring 9 assignable 35mm sliders, 12 assignable rotary knobs, 10 assignable buttons and 61 full-size, touch-sensitive keys. The sustain pedal, pitch bend and modulation wheels are all fully assignable for a total of 30 assignable controllers. The evolution of macOS (and Mac OS X) Apple's desktop operating system, macOS, has been the staple crop for its iMacs and MacBooks. Here we go back to where it all began in 2001 (when it was known.

I’ll report back after more use…

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However, when I first got my hands on this used model it was completely unresponsive, just flashing its amber light slowly. A bit of digging on the net revealed that it was probably best to reset it and here’s how:

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Turn the device on and wait a minute. Hold in the reset button at the back with something small and pointy for about 5 seconds until the front light flashes quickly. Then give the device time to reboot. This should return it to factory default settings but, crucially, shouldn’t delete any data stored on the hard drive. Apparently if this doesn’t work you do the same but turn the power off and turn it on whilst holding in the reset button for a similar amount of time – not sure if this also preserves data on the hard drive.