Colin Shapiro wrote: > - There is a bug where SD can unintentionally overwrite internal > sounds in some cases. Before modifying any sounds or doing edits, you > should request all of the sounds from each of your hardware devices, > copy these into a new Library, and save these as backups. Keeping a > backup as above is essential to prevent loss of your internal presets. You should probably change the wording on this last one.. SD WILL unintentionally overwrite your sounds if you touch ANY parameter at all in a module. Hell itll overwrite the same sound back on top of itself if you just open the editor and close the window without even touching anything! Gotta love that 'feature'.. Glad I dont plan on buying any synths that have come out in the last 3-4 years anytime soon cause Ill have to learn to use the actual interface on the synth itself now!! :D Youre better off searching out a used copy of 3.05 and installing it under Windows or Mac OS 9.. It is possible to use it for editing and boot back into OS X and go with Logic afterwards.. Since Autolink doesnt function under OS X anyways, theres really no reason to keep using the buggy beta unless of course you hate booting back into OS 9 or youve got one of them newfangled gizmos that wont boot into 9.. Its easy enough to just copy/paste the patch list from SD 3.0 into a text file then copy/paste that into your environment when booted into 10.. This is how you have to do it now with the beta anyways.. Might as well be safe and secure with your patches.. -- Chris http://www.monotrematamusic.com http://www.myspace.com/monotremata http://www.descentrecords.com