Colin Shapiro wrote: > No guarantees doing it like that. I usually close Logic, open SD, > load what I need into my synths and then quit/log out/log in. If I > need Logic open to test stuff (eg audition sounds against existing > stuff) then I'm forced to risk the dreaded transpose bug for a while, > then quit everything and start again. > > It's a huge pain in the butt - I *WISH* Apple would pick up > SoundDiver and update it and fix all the bugs. Clearly they do not > think there's enough of a market to make it worth their while. They > could show some compassion for their 1000's of Logic users and > consider time spent on SD to be good old-fashioned goodwill. As it > is, SD is "frozen" with all its problems forever.... > > Regards - Colin Nope doesnt matter which order you do it, the transpose 'feature' will still show its ugly head.. I hear ya Colin.. MidiQuest just isnt quite up to par as a complete replacement for Sound Diver.. Unisyn only supports ONE of the synths I have. Im still hoping itll show up one day but it would seem Apple really really wants us all out buying dual cores to run their software synths instead now.. but sorry I like my Micro Q/Microwave/Virus/SH101/etc alot better than I like ES1/2/P/etc... -- Chris http://www.monotrematamusic.com http://www.myspace.com/monotremata http://www.descentrecords.com