* Please Note: Some devices may be listed as class-compliant even though they come with additional drivers. To find out if your Alesis USB audio or MIDI device is class compliant, check the corresponding product page for your product at .* This will tell you if your device is class-compliant for your operating system, or provide you with a download link to the appropriate drivers. the computer or the iPad) operating system.
Class compliant devices use drivers which are built into the host (i.e.
Potential Symptoms and Potential CausesĪ class compliant device is one that does not require extra drivers to connect to your Windows or Mac computer, or to your iPad.This guide discusses some common troubleshooting steps to determine the cause of these issues and provide some potential solutions. In some cases, these devices may have trouble connecting due to software settings, changes to the operating system, out-of-date system drivers and even hardware problems. These drivers are written by Microsoft (or Apple for Mac OS X), and come pre-installed on all computers. This means that to communicate with the computer, they use drivers that are built right into the host computer’s operating system. Most USB audio and MIDI computer peripherals are "Class Compliant" devices.
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