Hi, I recently ventured out in trying to finally setup my M-Audio Keystation Pro 88 to be used within Logic 7.2.3 on my MacBook Pro 2.4ghz with 2gb Ram. (After spending several days installing software and re-authorizing all the plug-ins) I somehow screwed everything up and now when I play the M-Audio keyboard- it re- arranges all the Logic windows into a totally new screen look- just from pressing a G note or B or whatever, rather than play sounds like the midi keyboard used to do. Something tells me there is a simple solution that I must uncheck within Logic- yet another thing tells me that I must re-install Logic so that the Keystation Pro 88 will be seen correctly again in Logic and accept it. I fear re-installing will give me an authorization and complete plug-in reinstall nightmare, so I dare not try to reinstall Logic. I messed around with the Enigma software that is suposed to store Keystation's controller patches etc. but haven't had time to dig into that yet. I did a few things in Logic- like "Start Logic Setup Assistent" - which I think is where everything may have gotten messed up. I also did a default setting boot on the Keystation Pro 88 by holding down the +- buttons while turning the keyboard on. So I think somewhere in the last 2 steps is where this problem of Logic moving all the windows around the screen while playing the Keystation has occured. The Keystation Pro 88 still works flawlessly within Reason and also is able to play instruments within ProTools- which is where I ended up writing and programmng a great new song last night. Before last night, I was able to play and record in Logic 7.2.3- but not now. I was having problems with abnormal key velocitys in the Keystation and tried to fix them any way I could- even from within Logic, which was a mistake because the Keyboard is actually flawed, from what I read about similar velocity problems others have had with this keyboard. Any clues appreciated. John

OK- figured it out from another post. You have to remove the Logic Control within the running Logic app from: LogicPro/Preferences/Control Surface/Setup Click on the Logic Control Icon and then hit: Edit/Delete. The only problem now is I do not see the Logic Control as one of the possible controllers available. I don't have the Logic Control, so I do not need it. I was using it to try an emulate using the M-Audio Keystation through the ProControl configuration, based on a post I found on a Logic msg board. I think I am better off learning this Enigma library software to assign controllers etc to Logic via my Keystation.