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06.01.2006, 01:23 PM
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Anyone managed to run the TI software with a Hub?
Hey there.
Am about to acquire a TI keyboard (woohoo!!!) but have read in Sound on Sound that you can't connect it to a hub. The problem for me is that am running my studio on a Powerbook 17" with only two USBs, which are obviously already in use (one for the Mbox2, which will not work thru a hub, i tried, and the second for....a hub!, which i cannot do without because its mainly used for $@?^*%@! software dongles). Though, its a Powered Hub, so i was wondering if their was any chance that would work. So, if anyone has managed it, please reply. Otherwise, I'll have to use it only via Midi........until I get a Desktop. Thanks! 
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