Is there a Sound Diver group out there or is this the best forum for questions? What do people do to save all of their patches and performances from Sound Diver for a logic song? I just want to be able to load up all my sounds from my different synths at once for a Logic song (sequence). I can't seem to get it to work correctly and Emagic USA told me they've never gotten it to work! That is save as Logic song library or something like that. Anybody got this licked? TIA!

Again, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sounddiver-users Bob

op 01-05-2002 18:14 schreef paperplates2002 op synthcity@...: > Is there a Sound Diver group out there or is this the best forum > for questions? > > What do people do to save all of their patches and performances > from Sound Diver for a logic song? I just want to be able to load > up all my sounds from my different synths at once for a Logic > song (sequence). I can't seem to get it to work correctly and > Emagic USA told me they've never gotten it to work! That is save > as Logic song library or something like that. Anybody got this > licked? > I'm using sounddiver together with logic for years. When I will save patches and performances that i'm using in a logic song I do the following. Take a channel f.e. channel 16 from a JV1080 (I always take ch. 16 for it, you can use whatever ch.) set it in record pause position, go to sounddiver and select the patch (i have to double click on it ) or performance you are using for that song. Go back to LOgic and press stop . When you start your song now all parameters will be send to the synths from logic. I use the first 4 bars for sending sysex before I start the song. Jim Bannockx

on 5/2/02 2:30 AM, Bannockx at nacnacmusic@... wrote: > I'm using sounddiver together with logic for years. When I will save patches > and performances that i'm using in a logic song I do the following. Take a > channel f.e. channel 16 from a JV1080 (I always take ch. 16 for it, you can > use whatever ch.) set it in record pause position, go to sounddiver and > select the patch (i have to double click on it ) or performance you are > using for that song. Go back to LOgic and press stop . When you start your > song now all parameters will be send to the synths from logic. I use the > first 4 bars for sending sysex before I start the song. <excessive quotes trimmed by admin> Thanks for the tip. I used to do this in Cakewalk. I thought there was an easier way in Logic with Sound Diver, but maybe not. I've also noticed that my patch changes do not take effect unless I scroll through every track channel before I start playback. Is this normal?