G Sonic Audio Drivers

1. Esonic Audio Drivers
2. Crutchfield
3. Sonic Audio App

Good DayI have requested assistance under Insider Forum but seeing that it is now closed, I am stating the issue here.I have 2 x Roland Fantom XR and 1 x Roland Sonicell sound modules that are used with a DAW through USB MIDI interface. The drivers all operated under Windows 7 x64 but does not load under Windows 10 as they are not digitally signed for Windows 10. I havetried loading the drivers under ' Disable Digital Signature Verification' and only the Fantom XR driver loads and operates whilst in unsecured boot. The second the PC boots normally, the drivers are not loaded.The Roland Sonicell just does not load, no matter what I try.Roland (OEM) seems to have stopped support for the USB drivers and this is a major problem for me.Using standard MIDI breakout boxes is also not the answer as the speed is lower than the USB communication speeds.These are the drivers I am referring to:Roland SonicellFantom XRany help.Regards. Dear Roland Team,I must say that my Windows 10 Journey with Roland SonicCell issue is coming to and end.

Esonic Audio Drivers

I have just purchased a RolandSD-50 Sound and Midi Module for $429.00. This Module has ASIO Windows 10 Drivers and has Roland Midi Sounds built in. The Tone Generator may not be as good as the SonicCell, but.

Crutchfield

I like the convenience of having a Midi Module Setupso that I can use a small Keyboard in live performances and use the same Midi Module as a Audio Sound Module. This setup saves space when I setup for live performances. I have cut my loses and I am moving forward with Windows 10 and a SD-50 Roland Mobile StudioCanvas.

Sonic Audio App

Let me know your thoughts.lb. Sorted twice because Microsoft in the anniversary update removed the previous fix, presumably because the driver was unsigned.This video gives most info.things.After part installation of drivers using setup.exe just exitThen boot into recovery mode, shift and reboot etc switching off driver signingWith unit plugged in go to devices, find your unit and select update driverLook for the root of your unzipped drivers and run.That's it.Caution don't look for the actual sub directory holding the drivers as this doesn't work. Maybe it ain't doing 64 bit but I don't care. I have my SD 90 working perfectly.Hope this helps.