THE SC-55 doesn't even have a USB connection! The ONLY connection available from a SC-55 to a PC for MIDI IS 5 pin MIDI, so you DO NOT need any drivers, you especially don't need any Roland drivers - at least for the SC-55. HOWEVER, you DO NEED a USB to MIDI interface (like in picture above), OR

as sold here at PG http://www.pgmusic.com/rolandum-onemk2.htm ,OR

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MIDISport2AE OR,

as sold at 100 other places

or some other kind PC To MIDI interface (Firewire/1394 to MIDI - if you have FW, or PCIe to MIDI if you have a PCI slot, or PCI to MIDI if you have a PCI slot or ....)

MOST of these USB to MIDI devices, in Win 7 64, need NO DRIVER AT ALL (I have one just as pictured above and it's a simple "plug and play" in Win 7 64).

Just plug the USB to MIDI device in and it will eventually install itself and then show up in PC properties -> Device Manager -> "Sound, Video, Game controllers" as some kind of MIDI device (mine says "USB 2 MIDI" when I plug it into my Win 7 64. I actually only use the thing on my Win XP laptop) . If not there ARE GENERIC drivers for these inexpensive USB-to-MIDI cables on the web.

Then simply point that device as your MIDI port from within BIAB or RB or Sonar or any other MIDI player software you have (and it will send and receive MIDI data to and from your SC-55)

Good luck
Larry





Last edited by Larry Kehl; 11/04/15 11:20 AM.
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