At 17:14 +0000 31.03.00, boynton alexander wrote: >I have a question for you on Soundiver 2.06 and LAMP 4.1. First, you should update to SoundDiver 2.1.2 and LAMP 4.1.5. These versions fix some bugs regarding AutoLink. See our web site for downloads. >I am still not clear on how to maintain the patches or module names >and >sounds in Logic after setting everything up. I have the JV-1080 and I >have successful several times, created are received the patches into >SoundDiver. With AutoLink on in Logic have been able to just select >what patch I wanted to use and they have been all there. I have never >been able to just put SoundDiver away and everything stays after song >after song. It always seems that every now and then I have to go back >to SoundDiver and request the patches again. Is it possible to set >all >the multi-instruments up in SoundDiver and then leave the application >knowing that whenever I boot up my AutoLoad, that all the patches and >names will be there? In Multi-Instruments, the names are stored in the song, even if SoundDiver is not running. Normal instruments however display patch names only while SoundDiver is running. >I don* '"t understand what I am doing wrong? Last night I went to my >AutoLoad to make sure all patches for my module were there. I have a >card (Drums and Bass) in the JV-1080, and (SoundDiver) seems to load >all the patches successfully, but part of the card can* '"t be >loaded I >get the same name repeating itself down the SoundDiver list. All my >unit numbers seem to be right; I have the 1080 to transmit on channel >1. I would like to have all of my performances on channel 16, but >when >I am receiving the sound or installing them into SoundDiver I put the >control channel on `channel 1. Please make sure that the JV-1080 has "Program Change" and "Bank Select" enabled in the Setup, section "MIDI Settings, Receive". > >When I go to the Environment (in Logic) window where I have my multi- >instruments and I try to update patch information, I don* '"t get >any >errors but I don* '"t get the patches that is on the card updating. > >Shouldn* '"t all patches update? >Do I have to update my patches all the time? In Multi Instruments, you have to use the function "Update using AutoLink" once to get the initial names and then only if something has changed in this bank. >Do I have to re-install my modules into SoundDiver every two weeks? No. >Is there some menu option that will save all the patch information >into >Logic? Yes, "Update using AutoLink" in the Multi Instrument editor. >Does others have these problems? >Maybe there is something that I should be reading in the manual that >I >might have overlooked? > >I have had this program for a few years and would like to stop being >on >the surface of it and get a little deeper, but can* '"t seem to >master the >basic of just maintaining sound or patches and name information, song >after song. > >Could it be that once I setup the AutoLoad I have to be coincident >with >starting all song from there? Once your AutoLoad song contains the correct patch names in the Multi Instruments, you can create new songs based on the AutoLoad song, and you will not have to update the names. > >When I boot SoundDiver I get a message saying that "patches or >information is loading from the Preferences and things might have >change so I might want to upload them again". This is just a warning that SoundDiver has loaded the received memory contents of the devices which may have changed in case you have edited a device on the front panel instead of using SoundDiver - so the data SoundDiver loads from its preferences is out of sync with what is actually in the device. -- Beste Gruesse - best regards, Michael Haydn EMAGIC Soft- und Hardware GmbH SoundDiver Group Executive Logic Windows Developer Unitor8 Control Project Manager