All you need is quictime for the plugin graphix support - but this can even be turned off ant the plugs look like 3.0 plugins. Logic runs with out extensions. since we have the enviroment there really is also no need for OMS. so you can turn that off too. I'd keep on the extensions for 3rd party stuff on (i.e. kensington mouse, iomega,ect.) hope this helps Stuart Gerstein Tek TraxX Digital Production Studios www.tektraxx.com

Do you mean that OMS isn´t needed for my Midiman USB Midisport 2x2. Tell me because I would love to turn OMS off cause I don´t like it. Michael in Sweden >All you need is quictime for the plugin graphix support - but this can even >be turned off ant the plugs look like 3.0 plugins. Logic runs with out >extensions. since we have the enviroment there really is also no need for >OMS. so you can turn that off too. I'd keep on the extensions for 3rd party >stuff on (i.e. kensington mouse, iomega,ect.) >hope this helps > >Stuart Gerstein >Tek TraxX >Digital Production Studios >www.tektraxx.com > >--------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > >ONElist: your connection to people who share your interests. > >------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Do you mean that OMS isn´t needed for my Midiman USB Midisport 2x2. > Tell me because I would love to turn OMS off cause I don´t like it. Sorry, but the _only_ USB interface that is directly supported by Logic is the Unitor Family (AMT8 / Unitor8). _ALL_ other interfaces need OMS, because the communication between Interface <=> USB <=> Computer is undocumented and doesn't follow any standard :-( MMM -- Markus Fritze Emagic Soft- und Hardware GmbH Chief Developer New Technology Integration, MacOS & BeOS

> Do you mean that OMS isn´t needed for my Midiman USB Midisport 2x2. > Tell me because I would love to turn OMS off cause I don´t like it. Sorry, but the _only_ USB interface that is directly supported by Logic is the Unitor Family (AMT8 / Unitor8). _ALL_ other interfaces need OMS, because the communication between Interface <=> USB <=> Computer is undocumented and doesn't follow any standard :-( MMM -- Markus Fritze Emagic Soft- und Hardware GmbH Chief Developer New Technology Integration, MacOS & BeOS

If Logic doesn't see your Midiman then you may want to do this. I might be wrong and with this one I'd suggest that you contact emagic but I belive there is support for most midi interfaces in generic MOTU midi timepeice mode. But OMS would not be needed for your synths. The enviroment takes care of that - Imagine the ENVIROMENT as one of the most versitile and expandable virtual MIDI patchbay inside your sequencer. This is why Logic Audio is so popular and is far beyond the capabilities with other MIDI sequencers. If your MIDIMAN doesn't work. I'd sugest dealing with it until you can justify buying a unitor or something. Stuart Gerstein Tek TraxX Digital Production Studios www.tektraxx.com From: Michael Karlsson <micke.k.karlsson@d...> Subject: Re: Re: Extensions Do you mean that OMS isn¥t needed for my Midiman USB Midisport 2x2. Tell me because I would love to turn OMS off cause I don¥t like it. Michael in Sweden >All you need is quictime for the plugin graphix support - but this can even >be turned off ant the plugs look like 3.0 plugins. Logic runs with out >extensions. since we have the enviroment there really is also no need for >OMS. so you can turn that off too. I'd keep on the extensions for 3rd party >stuff on (i.e. kensington mouse, iomega,ect.) >hope this helps > >Stuart Gerstein >Tek TraxX >Digital Production Studios >www.tektraxx.com

Out of curiosity why would you be using a midiman - I actually don't think that's supported - Did a salesmen push you into a poor purchase? Using Logic with OMS without the need for OMS in logic has to be a bit of a pain in the ass. My suggestion would be to put your money into a new midi interface like MOTU or EMAGIC - or OPCODE. Of course emagics interface is marketed as being the best for timing with logic and I bet that's most likely the truth. Cheers, Stuart Gerstein Tek TraxX Digital Production Studios www.tektraxx.com