My Proteus has a Composer, World, and Beat modules installed. How on earth do I access these sounds with Logic midi tracks? Are there sound lists to download into Logic? Also, when I select a track to record, my other track sounds change! Frustrated in CA, Michael Kohl

On 8 nov 2006, at 02.02, mjkohl01 wrote: > My Proteus has a Composer, World, and Beat modules installed. How > on earth do I access these sounds with Logic midi tracks? By playing and programming on the same MIDI channel the target sound in the Proteus is set to listen to. > Are there > sound lists to download into Logic? No. You may be able to change bank and preset in the module from within Logic - but that depends on how many sounds you need instant access to (even for my old Proteus 1 there were too many patches in the box than Logic could handle in an organized way). And you have to type the patch names into Logic manually. Do a web search, you may find a Logic MIDI instrument object (for the environment) with the actual patch banks. > Also, when I select a track to > record, my other track sounds change! Oh, could it be that those tracks are set to the same channel? (MIDI or Audio) Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se (Swedish) www.looproom.com (international) http://tinyurl.com/fauvm (podcast) http://www.myspace.com/looproom

On 07/11/06, mjkohl01 <mjkohl@pacbell.net> wrote: > > My Proteus has a Composer, World, and Beat modules installed. How > on earth do I access these sounds with Logic midi tracks? Are there > sound lists to download into Logic? Also, when I select a track to > record, my other track sounds change! > > Frustrated in CA, > > Michael Koh There is a p2k users group on yahoo groups - in the files section you'll find many resources, including text files of the major ROMs which you can paste into Logic environment objects. HTH -- with best wishes, John http;//abram.ca