M Audio M Track Quad MIDI Driver

The M Audio M Track Quad MIDI driver helps Windows recognize the MIDI functions of your M-Audio audio interface and makes them available to compatible music software. Install the appropriate driver if your MIDI ports are missing from your recording application or you are setting up the interface on a new PC.

Key Features

• MIDI port access: Allows compatible applications to communicate with MIDI equipment connected through the M-Track Quad, such as keyboards, sound modules, and controllers.
• DAW integration: Makes the interface’s MIDI inputs and outputs available for selection in supported digital audio workstations and sequencing software.
• Device recognition: Provides the software components Windows needs to identify and use the interface’s MIDI functions correctly.
• Windows setup support: When choosing a download for Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7, check the individual package’s compatibility details and system requirements. Not every driver release necessarily supports every listed version.

How to Install

1. Check your Windows version. Open your system information and confirm both the Windows edition and whether your installation is 32-bit or 64-bit. Select an M-Audio driver package that explicitly supports your configuration and the M-Track Quad.
2. Prepare the computer. Close your recording software and other audio applications. Read any included installation instructions before connecting the interface, since the required connection order can vary.
3. Run the installer. Extract the download if necessary, launch the setup program, and approve the Windows permission prompt. Follow the instructions to install the required components.
4. Connect and restart as instructed. Connect the interface to a USB port when prompted and ensure it is powered correctly. Restart Windows if the installer requests it, then check Device Manager for warning icons.
5. Configure your music software. Open your DAW’s MIDI preferences, enable the M-Track Quad MIDI ports, and select the appropriate input or output for your track. Test the connection with a MIDI keyboard or another connected device.

MIDI carries performance instructions rather than recorded sound. If MIDI activity appears but you hear nothing, check the selected virtual instrument or external sound source, along with your audio output settings. Audio recording and playback may also require configuring the interface’s audio driver separately in your DAW.