The ultimate guide to get your Roland/Edirol devices to work with Windows 10. [Updated] Recommended: Link to my updated Youtube video: Alternate Link to my Youtube video on how to do Mathod 1: Message to Roland (The guide starts below): (yes i know this is the cakewalk forum but here is the highest chance of someone reading it) Dear Roland, By now this is the most viewed thread on the entire cakewalk forum, that was not created by a Cakewalk staff member or a site admin. I feel very honored by that. Especially since this thread helped so many awesome people and musicians to use their amazing devices again. At the time of writing, this thread had about 24 thousand views, and my Youtube videos together have around 20 thousand. UPDATE: Thread and YouTube each now (20.9.2017) have around 90-100 thousand views, which even further underlines my point. But on the other hand those numbers are very alarming to me!

Ford travelpilot fx maps google chrome. Let's just assume each person visited this thread or my Youtube videos 2 or 3 times. That would still mean that at least 30 to 60 thousand individuals had a problem with their Roland product. This leaves out the ones that did not find this solution or any of the other guides on the internet. Lets also assume that some did not have the time or will to even do the research, and just went out and bought a new device. So in reality, the number might be much higher. And I also have to make a correction regarding your official statment about Windows 10 drivers. Windows 8/8.1 drivers, in reality, do support Windows 10.

The U-NO-60 vst plugin is a polyphonic virtual analogue synth with a unique filter sound. An original JUNO 60 is used as reference for the oscillators and filters. An original JUNO 60 is used as reference for the oscillators and filters.

You just can't install them without a tiny amount of effort. In most cases you can even install Windows Vista drivers as i proved well enough. As we found out, in most cases editing only one number was enough to make the drivers install again and in the others it was two numbers. And we should really ask the question: 'Why?'

Why do we as the customers have to put up with that laziness of a relatively big company? Yes, many devices got updated, but there are also a ton of older ones that did not. Again, for like 99% of those devices only one number in the driver '.inf' has to be changed. If you are not willing to spend the time to change that single number and sign the drivers again, which by the way can be automated extremly easily, why should we be willing to still buy a Roland device just to be abandoned again in a few years? I have my UA-25 almost since the day it came out and it is hands down the best and longest lasting sound card i have ever owned and it is still working like on day one.

Same goes for my PCR-500. My point is: There is a big community in need of Winsows 10 drivers and that need will not go away in the future.

It is hardly any work to update the drivers and you will not even need to test the drivers since windows 7/8/10 are basically the same os when it comes to drivers (the same might be true for OSX. But i dont own one so i cant say anything about that). If you dont want to test the drivers yourself, maybe because you dont have the time or ressources to do so please still put them out as experimental/beta drivers and add a report errors/bugs button to the download site so the user could report a non working driver in the very unlikely case that it does not work.