I AM using the provided Reason software that came with the KB37 and I am still not getting any sound from the keyboard. I DO get sound from the KB37 when anything else is used, ie. playing my guitar through it or listening to an audio file on the computer. The Reason software does react when I press the keys on the keyboard, the simulated LED lights illuminate on the simulated rack units, but I hear nothing through the KB37 outputs. It acts as if there were a master volume knob on the Reason software that is turned all the way down. I don't see one though.

Nope, no audio at all coming from the KB37 when using Reason. Tried loading a demo song, nothing. Ensured that the simulated patch cableing in the back was correct as you described, still nothing. I AM getting reaction from the simulated audio output meters on the screen as you described, but still no audio, nor do the real output meters on the unit itself show any reaction. When I use POD farm and Riffworks everything works just fine, but this of course still leaves the keyboard part of the unit useless since it needs Reason to play sounds from the keyboard. I DO have some KORG M50 virtual synth software installed on my computer for my KORG M50, Should I try seeing if it will generate sound using that as the midi controller software? If it works Then that means theres something wrong with the Reason software right? The fact that the KB37 is working perfectly with the Riffworks software means that the unit itself is no dammaged right? I'd really like to get this thing working so I can finish recording my songs guys. This is getting very frustrating. For me this unit was expensive. It took me a while to save up the money to buy it and its not working. Not to mention the fact that I am a soldier stationed in Afghanistan. If this thing is physically broken I'd like to know asap so I can send it back and get a replacement, and being way out here that takes quite a while.

Ok, tried that. Still nothing.

Ok, tried all of that. Still no luck. attached are some screenshots of error messages I got while initially attempting to open Reason Adapted. Initially I get the first one (This doesn't always happen by the way. Sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't. I don't see any correlating factors when it decides to do this either, it's sort of random) Then I get the second. At that point, when I go into preferences > keyboards and control surfaces, The KB37 does show in the window, but the green check mark is a red "X" instead until I "add" it in, then when I'm done with that it turns to the green check mark. HOWEVER, when I delete the KB37 and click auto-detect surfaces, it says, "No keyboards or control surfaces were auto-detected." Now, normally this would tell me that the KB37 itself is malfunctioning right? The problem with that is that the POD farm and Riffworks software work just fine, and I can also hear all the system sounds and any other sound file played through the computer. I have tried re-installing Reason and this didn't help either. Seems to me that it's the software itself, and that it's probably conflicting with some other piece of software, but which one and why? The only other software that I can think of that I have that might conflict with it is the midi software for my Korg M50, but I can't imagine that I'm the only person that has a KB37 and a Korg M50, with both products respective software installed on my computer, so it seems like if that was the case that you guys would have heard about this conflict before now. Plus, I've gone through my computer audio devices and deleted the M50 as a sound controller. The only audio deveices that my computer recognises are the KB37 and it's own (Realtek high definition audio) audio card, and I doubt that would be where the conflict is since as I understand it, the KB37 overrides  the ambient sound card and acts as the computers sound card when it's plugged in right?

This third screenshot just shows that the software IS reacting to the KB37 when the keys are pressed, so unless I'm mistaken, that again shows that the KB37 itself is functioning properly.

I'm pretty sure that the USB driver is ok. The computer itself is less than 5 months old and all other USB devices seem to work just fine on it. Plus, if there was an issue with the USB driver wouldn't the POD farm software be un-able to communicate with the KB37 as well? If it IS the USB driver, that presents a problem for me since I cannot currently access the internet with the computer that the KB37 is hooked up to. When I go to the link you posted and attempt to download the driver it immediately attempts to install the driver on this computer which being a military computer is set up to not allow any system changes like that unless the administrator is logged on.

  Now, as for the version of POD farm I have. When I bought the computer back in July, I already had a Toneport UX2 installed on my old computer. During the time that I had the old computer, at some point I noticed when logging on to Line6 monkey that POD farm 2 was available for me to download. Thinking that it was an upgrade that was compatible with the UX2 I downloaded it. As you are no doubt aware, it didn't work with the UX2 and since I already had a functioning copy of POD farm 1 on my computer I didn't worry too much about it and just left it installed. When I bought the new computer, I transfered all the software over to the new computer (at the time I had not deployed out here to Afghanistan yet and as such, being stateside I had an internet connection and so was able to do the transfer easily). I transfered the un-usable version of POD farm 2 as well knowing that I'd be upgrading to the KB37 soon and wanted to use version 2 whe I got it. Then, a little more than a month ago I came back on leave and once again having access to the internet with the computer, I updated everything including all the Line6 software, so despite the fact I was unable to use it at the time because I had not yet purchased the KB37, the POD farm 2 sofware was updated at that time. Shortly after that, while still on leave, I purchased the KB37 and installed it and the software that came with it, although do not recall whether or not I installed the POD farm 2 disk that came with it. I may have simply thought that since I already had it that installing again was unnecessary and this may have been confirmed when I plugged in the guitar and POD farm 2 worked. The problem with doing what you recommend and un-installing and then re-installing POD farm 2 is that I think the POD farm activation after installation is internet dependant isn't it? Again, since I am now back in Afghanistan, I cannot currently access the internet with the computer that the KB37 is installed to and since the one thing that IS working on this thing is POD farm 2, I'd hate to loose that as well, not to mention that I have some add-ons installed to the POD farm software that I'm sure would be lost when un-installing it. Can the POD farm software be installed and then activated without accessing the internet? and if so, how would I go about installing the add-ons afterwards? If there were a way to download the add-ons to a specific file (ie. an SD card) and then transfered over to the computer that way we could try that, but if I'm not mistaken, I can't even activate the POD farm software itself without accessing the internet with that computer correct?

Sorry 'bout that. Thought I'd mentioned the lack of internet connection before but as I scrolled through this whole thing just now I realized I haddn't. I'll try downloading the drivers from another site and see if that helps, but I still think the USB drivers are ok. I think you're probably right about the older POD software conflicting with reason somehow though. Let me ask you this though. I still have the old version (POD farm 1) installed on my computer from when I was using the UX2. Is there a possibility that thats where the conflict is and if so, If I uninstalled that would I loose the add-ons even though they're currently affiliated with POD farm 2 that would still be on the computer?

Yes, I can stream through the KB37. Everything except Reason adapted seems to be working just fine. I've just un-installed beta and was planning on also un-installing PODfarm version 1 since I have version 2 installed already, but I'm worried that in doing so I might loose the plug-ins I have installed on POD farm version 2. Do you think thats a risk or should I just go ahead and un-install it?

What I mean is, I have POD farm version 1 and POD farm version 2 both currently installed on my computer. I kept version 1 on there after installing version 2 just in case I didn't like version 2. The plug-ins I'm refering to are the extra different amp modelers and effect modelers that you download seperately from Line6 and don't automatically come with POD farm. Because of the possibility that POD farm version 1 might be conflicting with Reason adapted, I want to un-install version 1, but I'm worried that I'll loose the amp models and effect models that I downloaded.

Right, but remember I cannot access the internet with this computer. The computer I'm messeging you from is a military computer on a government network that will not allow me to add my computer to it. I probably won't be able to access the internet with my computer until July when we return from here in Afghanistan. I'd rather not wait that long to have access to my downloads so I need to be carefull what I un-install.

Do you think it will help the Reason adapted issue if I do uninstall The POD 1 software?