KorgUSBMIDIDriver
KorgUSBMIDIDriver is a MIDI driver for macOS that enables communication between Korg hardware synthesizers, drum machines, controllers and other USB MIDI devices and macOS applications through the CoreMIDI system. It is installed as part of Korg's hardware support ecosystem and allows DAWs, notation software, MIDI controllers and other music applications to send and receive MIDI data to and from connected Korg instruments. The driver is maintained by Korg Inc and is distributed alongside their hardware device support software.
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1 suggestionKorgUSBMIDIDriver is a system MIDI driver component rather than a standalone application, so it cannot be updated independently through the App Store or a generic vendor download. Instead, it is updated as part of Korg's hardware driver and support software. If you use Korg USB MIDI devices on your Mac, you should periodically visit Korg's support website to check for driver updates specific to your device model. Korg typically provides device-specific installer packages (often named something like "Korg USB MIDI Driver" or bundled with "Korg Hardware Support") that update the CoreMIDI driver along with any companion software. Download and run the latest installer package for your specific Korg device from korg.com/support. If the driver is included with a larger Korg software suite or control application, updating that host application will also update the MIDI driver. Since you are still running on Rosetta 2 today, ensure any Korg support software you install has native Apple Silicon support, as Apple will remove Rosetta 2 entirely in macOS 28 (September 2028) and an Intel-only driver will stop functioning on that release.
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