Sorry to hear that.this module/design has been around for over 10 years ( Medeli DD512), just licensed/rebranded. We encourage all our users to remain on their current OS until all necessary hardware and software products have been qualified for use with the macOS Monterey operating system. I don't know which macOS you are using but I checked compatabilty and the Nitro is listed up to Big Sur.but Alesis is still testing for Monterey.Īlesis | macOS 11 Big Sur and iOS14 Compatibility If you don't care about your current trigger settings then I would do the Factory Reset first.check for MIDI signal.then do all the troubleshooting if still needed. If the module still fails to send a MIDI signal.I would do a Factory Reset.Hold down simultaneously while powering on. Set up MIDI devices using Audio MIDI Setup on Mac
Test your MIDI connection in Audio MIDI Setup on Mac There is a drop down Menu for selecting your OS as it's different per OS (High Sierra/Mojave/Catalina/Big Sur/Monterey) If you are sure Local Control is OFF,Nitro is selected as MIDI device in SD3/Standalone.(if used as Vst you would select Nitro as MIDI device in the DAW/Garageband.or if using 5 PIN MIDI you would select the Audio/MIDI interface you are connected to/using) Apple provides Tests/Troubleshooting you can do to see if a MIDI signal is getting to the computer. SD3 also has a MIDI Analyzer in the MIDI in/E-Drums will show "Waiting for MIDI" if not receiving a MIDI signal but non working " etc.but I just checked and the link is still dead Alesis drum modules are Class Compliant but in MacOS there can be some oddities with Core pends on which macOS.also changing or using the wrong power supply causes issues.Īlesis used to have a USB MIDI Troubleshooting Guide for MacOS and "how to fix recognized.
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