I went to a music store, to see what they had to say. This cable works with other keyboards, just not mine. So my keyboard is broken, thats the only issue. Sorry for wasting this past day or so.

I know that the letters “SS” or the number “3.0” next to a port indicate a 3.0 port, but what about just the USB symbol? Is that 2.0 or 3.0? If its 2.0 i’ve had it plugged into a 2.0 port this whole time. If thats so, sorry about wasting your time.

It still has the same result, on all ports

Its USB 3.0

I’ve been playing the triple osc. I’ve tried using both the IN and OUT plug. The OUT light always stays on when its plugged in, IN flashes when I press a key on the computer, not the keyboard.

Thanks

In short, its basically as if the keyboard wasn’r there aside from a few flashing lights on the cable

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