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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kevin Windrem" data-source="post: 147528" data-attributes="member: 10406">Re: Yamaha Studio Manager & El Capitan No Workie!!I confirmed that Studio Manager does work when installed using the procedure below, at least with the M7.1) Download Studio Manager, DME-N and any console editors, but don't install at this time.2) Restart in Recovery Mode (hold Cmd-R while restarting the computer)3) Open Terminal4) Disable SIP: csrutil disable5) Restarat in normal mode6) Run the installers7) Run Studio Manager and all the editors once. You can configure later (or now if you prefer). At this point, the editors will probably NOT connect to the console. This step is essential since apparently, library files are copied to /usr/lib when SM and the editor(s) first run. Writes to /usr/lib can only be performed with SIP disabled.8) Restart in Recovery Mode (hold Cmd-R while restarting the computer) again9) Enable SIP: csrutil enable10) Restarat in normal mode11) Configure DME-N (in System Preferences) if you have not done so previously. Any DME-N configuration changes won't be seen by Studio Manager if it is running. Quit and restart Studio Manager AFTER configuring DME-N.12) Launch Studio Manager, then In it's Preferences, select the MIDI ports you want to use in your workspace. 13) Finally, select the input and output ports under File/System Setup in the(each) console's Editor(s). Closing the setup dialog should connect to the console if configuration settings are all correct and the console network is configured correctly and the laptop and console are connected to the network.</blockquote>

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