The offical word from Digi is no. If you have to use Logic, etc you can lock them up using MTC/MMC like you would currently with Pro Tools. Pro Tools doing the audio and Logic doing the MIDI. One Rumour has Digi realizing that the High End Pro Tools user market is maturing and sales will be slowing down (New systems vs upgrading existing systems). They see the Sequencer/host CPU market as the expanding market and believe their name will steal market share from Logic, Cubase, Performer, StudioVision (already several users have swtich out of SV because of Gibson's resturcturing of Opcode and most others are uneasy). However, they have been getting a lot of user input about opening up the 001 so.... Creamware US says the Pulsar/Mac, EASI drivers (needs 4.05 LogicAudio and Pulsar 1.3) and their new sampler are ontrack for release on the end of the month. Also Guitar Center has been pulled as a dealer for lack of sales and support to Creamware. Apparently GC has chosen to "destroy the market" for Pulsars by blowing them out for $799. Guess they're sore about losing lines, that makes Opcode, Gibson, Creamware, wonder who's next? However they can't get anymore than the stock on hand in their stores and are losing money on the ones they are selling (Had I know I would have bought them from GC since that's much lower than my cost from Creamware, oh well) .BTW listen for our ads on Talk America Radio.. Let me know if you hear them (and what you think.) Peter Brunner The Electronic Music Box LA's MIDI Digital Audio Experts 14947 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks, Ca 91403 818-789-4250 pbemb@... http://www.midiguy.com