Anyone have this problem: Clicking on a preset in both the device window and the factory window (to send it to the proteus's edit buffer) results in no sound from the proteus. It is however receiving MIDI. Also the preset name is reaching the proteus as this comes up in the LCD screen of the proteus. Have checked midi channels etc and all OK. Normal sounds in proteus are playing OK. Also all the red lights come on on the front of the proteus when I send the sound. Is this supposed to happen? Upon examining the edit parameters of the preset that I've just sent to the proteus, the 2nd page reads: L1 INSTRUMENT ROM: ???? 0002 (not installed) As far as requesting the sounds from the proteus: I followed instructions as per manual, ie Device Window: "select all" followed by "Request", and also requested preset names etc as per instructions. Also tried ditching preferences and starting again. Strange because it worked ok at first and the demo worked ok. I've tried emagic support and they were unable to put there finger on the problem. All other modules working OK: Wavestation, VDrums, Roland JP8000. Hope you can help soon Tim York. PS system is Apple MAC G4 400 with 512 of RAM MAC OS 9.0.4 SounDiver: Version 3.0.4

On Tuesday 26 February 2002 04:07, Niels wrote: > Am using MicroQ and SD. SD's knobs don't move, when I change > parameter values on the mQ. > Anyone any ideas? You need to set the microQ to send the knobs as SysEx in the Global Menu (parameter is Controller Send). Achim. -- +<[ Blue Q/32 & WAVE#46 sonic heaven ]>+ -- ForumTwo uQ Soundset, everything in one go: http://homepages.compuserve.de/Stromeko/ForumTwo_uQ_Banks.zip

--- In sounddiver-users@y..., irwin.shur@i... wrote: > > I've now checked this out--at least on my Mac, Autolink appears to work > just fine with the PCM-91 adaptation. > > Irwin Thansk Irwin. And Malte. :-) I have been trying this, trying that. Nothing seemed to get that adaptation to work. Last night I was tweaking some other part of my set up. I then returned to the PCM-91 adaptation. I changed the "thru" parameter and then BAMMM!!! Suddenly it worked. I know I have tried and tried the thru parameter, plus many other things, without success. If the success is due to some alignment of the stars, sunspots, thru channels and what not, I sure would like to see the relevant parameters as lockable. Thru seems to change with tweaks to SD. Bob

Does anyone know of a good tutorial that would allow me to create a temporary patch for the new Event EZ Bus midi controller. I have Sound diver and thought I might use it as a fillin until event get a Logic patch sorted.

As it turns out, the default bank select worked fine. I know I tried all kinds of thru channel, device #, etc. combos and nothing worked. Last night, however, I tried again a couple of thru channel settings and suddenly all was well. Thanks for your help and work Malte. Go get yourself a Sarotti Chocolate Truffle bar ( my favorite -- forget that Belgian stuff! I would send you some Euros if I could, for that candy. :-) ). Bob --- In sounddiver-users@y..., Malte Rogacki <gacki@g...> wrote: > >Hi Irwin, have you had a chance to see if the PCM-91 adaptation does good > >Autolink? I think it doesn't. All my other gear Autolinks fine and I believe > >my 91 adaptation is set up ok. > > If I remember correctly you need to define the bank change format in Logic. > By default it uses Control #0 for bank switching; change it so that it uses > Control #32 instead. Then you can use Bank 0-8 for the Presets and 9/10 for > the User Programs. Bank Select and Program Change must occur on the Thru > channel. > >Malte

Hi Paul; >I hope so. I've offered to send the UK distributors my original program CD >and German manual (by recorded mail) as proof it is not a pirate copy, if >they will consider supplying a copy of the english manual to me. I hope they >reply positively. Well, just keep pressing. Sometimes it helps. Or maybe you'll find someone with an OEM version who could order the manual for you. >SoundDiver's obviously a great program, but as usual with such powerful >things, I think the manual will be necessary to get the best use out of it. That depends. A lot of things can be found "under the hood". However if you stick with the more "basic" usage you'll be fine without the manual. Which leads me to: >I bought it mainly as a librarian/patch store for my Rhodes Chroma. The >Chroma omly has a cassette tape dump facility to store banks of patches, but >the Chroma Cult MIDI interface allows sysex sound editing and >loading/saving, and SoundDiver has a module to support it. Now that's a coincidence (if it is, that is)! Because, the Rhodes Chroma adaptation (not module!) was the first one I ever contributed to SoundDiver. I probably would do things in a slightly different way today (it's taking too much screen real estate and so on); but the basic functionality should still work. Unfortunately my Chroma has been in the shop for about two years now; I really miss it. And unfortunately this very message will probably remind a few folks that there still isn't a Chroma Polaris adaptation around which in turn will cause a few requests and so on. And yep, the Polaris is still in the shop, too. >I also have a Proteus 2000 and a Roland XP-50 so SoundDiver will be helpful >to me, just as long as I can figure out how to use it! Probably even more helpful than for the Chroma since both have real smooth editing capabilities (the Chroma adaptation simply dumps its edit buffer for each edit. Not really elegant, I know....). >What do you use yours with? Lotsa things. I have many instruments passing through my home for different productions and I usually do some programming for them. Most of the time it's just adjusting some things or setting up Combis/Multis/whatever. -- Malte Rogacki gacki@... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Don't forget to TURN ON THE SYNTHESIZER. Often this is the reason why you get no sound out of it." (ARP 2600 Owner's Manual) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks Malte. The good news is that the UK distributors have emailed me tonight offering to supply me with an English manual. Good guys! Once I have the manual, I may not need to ask such dumb questions as this - What's the difference between an adaptation and a module???? Interesting that you're a Chroma owner too. I always wanted a Polaris to go with mine, too, but they never saw the light of day in the UK. Possibly there are a very few here, but I never saw one except in the ads in international musicians magazines. One day, when I've got the cash to pay for the shipping, I'd like to buy one on Ebay and ship it here from the States, but that's a dream for now. My own Chroma is at the engineer's just now. I'm getting it back in about 2 weeks time, then we'll see how it works with SoundDiver. I'd kinda got used to editing the Chroma via the single slider and LED digits it has, so this'll be a whole lot of fun (I hope!) Thanks Paul --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by Expert Anti-Virus. Version: 6.0.325 / Virus Database: 182 - Release Date: 2/19/02

Hi, Does anyone know if the Roland HPD-15 Handsonic percussion controller is supported? It doesn't appear in the SD v3.0 model list (on CD) and the Emagic web site link to current supported models is broken (Apache server error). It hasn't been out all that long, so I guess I might get one of those "You are the first that asks" responses from Michael! (Michael, If it's not supported at present, are there any plans to add this?) One last thing. I'm looking at buying one of these soon, as I'm fed up with drum programming from midi keyboards and although not a drummer, I'm fairly nifty at tapping! Has anyone tried the HPD-15 (or any other percussion controller)? What did you think of it? Another good solution might be gloves with transducers built in so you could tap on any nice-sounding object. Anyone heard of such a device? TIA, Regards, Will Thomson, Dynamic Audio Production, U.K.

Hey fellows! I've been a Polaris user (no Chroma) for almost 15 years now. In fact I have two of them. I would be very interested to hear of any type of SD adaptation breakthrough for the Polaris. If you hear anything, please let me know. I'll certainly do likewise for you. Sincerely, Craig Beaumont -----Original Message----- From: Paul Hackett-Evans [mailto:paul@...] Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 4:42 PM To: Sounddiver Subject: [SoundDiver] Adaptations??? Thanks Malte. Interesting that you're a Chroma owner too. I always wanted a Polaris to go with mine, too, Thanks Paul ---

Did you download the Triton rack SD module from the Emagic website? It's not included in the software updates, you must download the module by itself. Colin Miller On Tuesday 26 February 2002 09:04 am, you wrote: > I just bought both Sounddiver and a triton rack. I am trying to learn > both at once and am having lots of trouble. If there is someone out > there who can guide me on how to best set the Korg to work with SD, it > would help a lot. Also, emagic's site claims the Triton Rack is > supported after version 3.01, but I am upgraded to 3.04 and there is > no icon for the T-rack and no button for the multi setting among > other strange things. I know these are newbie questions, but I can't > seem to find anyone familiar enough with these two particular items to > help me sort it out. My system: > Mac 8600 300 mhz, 256k ram > LAG 4.8.1 > SD 3.04 > Korg Triton Rack > MOTU midi express > > Please respond in thread or email burvis@... > > Thanks > >

How have you made out with the GR33? Are you using a sound module as well. If yes are you daisy chaining it into your system or using a midi patchbay/interface? -----Original Message----- From: ngoldpdx [mailto:ngold@...] Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 12:22 PM To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com Subject: [SoundDiver] Re: GR-33 adaptation --- In sounddiver-users@y..., "fretnoise2" <jonesler@m...> wrote: > > > You have to manually put your GR into the BULK LOAD waiting > > page under SYSTEM. > > I have done that already, so Sounddiver has all the patches, but > are you able to do real time editing or patch changes, or do you > have to do a bulk dump back into the GR after editing? Jon You can do it all from there. I just worked on my GR yesterday for the 1st time in months. The bulk dump FROM your GR33 is required only initially, to load your sounds into SD. From there it behaves like other synths. One or many sounds can be downloaded to the GR at a time. No bulk dump required. You can play (with your GR guitar, I haven't been able to get sounds to automatically trigger) the edited sound while you're working in the editor and hear your changes, as the edited sound is loaded in a special temporary patch location or edit buffer on the GR. You need to save your changed patch to a memory location in SD. And you can rearrange patch order, etc. I think you need to manually transmit patches back to the GR. To satisfy yourself, go change some patches, then go back into play mode on your GR and you should notice all your changes are there. And its so much nicer than crouching down on the floor alternating button presses with guitar playing...:-) NG Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

Is there a way that I can assign via Key command or otherwise a midi remote command that is equivalent to the up and down arrow keys in a library and device windows. I want to do this to be able to scroll throw patches by using a midi control on the controller keyboard (such as the breadth controller assigned to the downward joysticks of a korg keyboard) when audition patches so that I don't have to keep jumping back to the PC keyboard to audition the next patch. I do not see key commands listed for the Up and Down arrows in the key command setup window. If not can this be added easily? It would be a great help. While were at it how about a library files window or a flip menu to choose associated library files associated with a particular synth I am starting to amass a nice collection of library files and would be great to be able to access then without going to file open, searching for the directory and then opening each time. Sort of a library of libraries window I guess. Thanks, Don

Thanks for asking, the only thing I can achieve is to get a bulk dump of the patches and I guess all the other system info but otherwise it won't communicate with SD. I have a number of other devices that SD is controlling, D70, JV1080, POD, Korg A2, all connected through a Unitor8 and working fine. The GR33 is connected directly to the Unitor and it works fine with Logic, i.e. sends and receives controller messages and it works as a controller for my other synths and software synths. It just doesn't work with Sounddiver. One thing that is strange about it is that it doesn't have a selectable device ID and I suspect the problem might be related to that somehow. Jon on 2/26/02 7:32 PM, Bob Wieser at steele1@... wrote: > How have you made out with the GR33? Are you using a sound module as well. > If yes are you daisy chaining it into your system or using a midi > patchbay/interface? > > -----Original Message----- > From: ngoldpdx [mailto:ngold@...] > Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 12:22 PM > To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [SoundDiver] Re: GR-33 adaptation > > > --- In sounddiver-users@y..., "fretnoise2" <jonesler@m...> wrote: >> >>> You have to manually put your GR into the BULK LOAD waiting >>> page under SYSTEM. >> >> I have done that already, so Sounddiver has all the patches, but >> are you able to do real time editing or patch changes, or do you >> have to do a bulk dump back into the GR after editing? Jon > > You can do it all from there. I just worked on my GR yesterday for > the 1st time in months. The bulk dump FROM your GR33 is required > only initially, to load your sounds into SD. From there it behaves > like other synths. One or many sounds can be downloaded to the GR at > a time. No bulk dump required. > > You can play (with your GR guitar, I haven't been able to get sounds > to automatically trigger) the edited sound while you're working in > the editor and hear your changes, as the edited sound is loaded in a > special temporary patch location or edit buffer on the GR. You need > to save your changed patch to a memory location in SD. And you can > rearrange patch order, etc. I think you need to manually transmit > patches back to the GR. > > To satisfy yourself, go change some patches, then go back into play > mode on your GR and you should notice all your changes are there. > > And its so much nicer than crouching down on the floor alternating > button presses with guitar playing...:-) > > NG > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >

Apart from the 'controller assignments' are the improvements to SD3 mostly graphic in nature? I'm interested in upgrading, but not if it's mostly just eye-candy improvements. Can anyone tell me where it's at? -Markus

Hey, New to this group...been using SD for a little over 2 years and I LOVE it. I have a JP-8000, JV-2080, MKS-50 and today I got the new XV-5050. I saw that there wasn't an official 5050 driver, so I downloaded the 5080/3080 beta and 'added' it to my list of synths. Things I can do with it: Request user patches. Edit user patches. Things I can't do with it: Request programs Edit programs Edit system Edit front panel XV.dll crashed when I tried to 'request all'. When sending a patch into the edit buffer, it takes almost 30 seconds...on my 2080 it takes something like 1 second. It's like whenever I try to select a patch, it transmits the patch's sysex instead of the program change...maybe I'm doing something wrong? At NAMM the guy demoing it showed a beta version of a graphic editor which would have similar features to SD...maybe we'll be using this for the 5050, and SD for the rest of our studio? Take care Nick White

This sounds like SoundDiver doesn't know the correct OS version number of your Proteus 2000. Please check if the OS version number shown in the parameter box of SoundDiver's setup matches the number displayed on your Proteus 2000 on startup. If it doesn't match, you will have to delete the Proteus 2000 from your SoundDiver setup and re-scan it. Be aware that you _have_to_ add your Proteus 2000 to the SoundDiver setup by using the Scan function - manually adding it will not work because SoundDiver can't communicate correctly with the P2K if it doesn't know its OS version. Another thing you have to make sure is that your Proteus 2000 has at least version number 1.05, because versions below that are not supported at all by SoundDiver. Regards, - Jens emagic > -----Original Message----- > From: timyorkee [mailto:je007a9025@...] > Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 6:59 PM > To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [SoundDiver] SoundDiver and Proteus 2000 > > Anyone have this problem: > > Clicking on a preset in both the device window and the factory > window (to send it to the proteus's edit buffer) results in no > sound from the proteus. It is however receiving MIDI. Also the > preset name is reaching the proteus as this comes up in the > LCD screen of the proteus. > > Have checked midi channels etc and all OK. Normal sounds in > proteus are playing OK. > > Also all the red lights come on on the front of the proteus when I > send the sound. Is this supposed to happen? > > Upon examining the edit parameters of the preset that I've just > sent to the proteus, the 2nd page reads: > > L1 INSTRUMENT ROM: ???? > 0002 (not installed) > > As far as requesting the sounds from the proteus: I followed > instructions as per manual, ie Device Window: "select all" > followed by "Request", and also requested preset names etc as > per instructions. > > Also tried ditching preferences and starting again. > > Strange because it worked ok at first and the demo worked ok. > > I've tried emagic support and they were unable to put there finger > on the problem. > > All other modules working OK: Wavestation, VDrums, Roland > JP8000. > > Hope you can help soon > > Tim York. > > PS system is Apple MAC G4 400 with 512 of RAM MAC OS 9.0.4 > SounDiver: Version 3.0.4 > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

Hi, > Does anyone know if the Roland HPD-15 Handsonic percussion controller is > supported? It isn't :-( I guess I might get one of > those "You are the first that asks" responses from Michael! You aren't :-) Has anyone tried the HPD-15 (or any other > percussion controller)? What did you think of it? It's wonderful! Mostly..... IMHO, some way to kill the internal sequencer completely would improve it greatly when using it as a controller/sound source with Logic. Mark

HPD-15 Handsonic? Can't live without! Micheal, help us! We need SD support! Alexander Hi, > Does anyone know if the Roland HPD-15 Handsonic percussion controller is > supported? It isn't :-( I guess I might get one of > those "You are the first that asks" responses from Michael! You aren't :-) Has anyone tried the HPD-15 (or any other > percussion controller)? What did you think of it? It's wonderful!

Feb 26th, 6:44pm (Mississauga, Canada) beige G3/466, 384 MB ram, OS 9.22, LAMP 4.73, SD 3.04 etc....... I used SD (Mac) 3.04 for the first time in many months today. Says I have 7 days left. Tried to insert my 3.0 CD but it wouldn't work...now what? SD will be dead in 7 days.....arghh! David Norris-Elye / Towne Music <www.bigfoot.com/~dnerd> * please email me privately as I'm not on the SD User group, just the LUG

have you tried contacting emagic? Thanks for your help before I waste $'s -----Original Message----- From: Jon Esler [mailto:jonesler@...] Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 12:52 AM To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [SoundDiver] Re: GR-33 adaptation Thanks for asking, the only thing I can achieve is to get a bulk dump of the patches and I guess all the other system info but otherwise it won't communicate with SD. I have a number of other devices that SD is controlling, D70, JV1080, POD, Korg A2, all connected through a Unitor8 and working fine. The GR33 is connected directly to the Unitor and it works fine with Logic, i.e. sends and receives controller messages and it works as a controller for my other synths and software synths. It just doesn't work with Sounddiver. One thing that is strange about it is that it doesn't have a selectable device ID and I suspect the problem might be related to that somehow. Jon on 2/26/02 7:32 PM, Bob Wieser at steele1@... wrote: > How have you made out with the GR33? Are you using a sound module as well. > If yes are you daisy chaining it into your system or using a midi > patchbay/interface? > > -----Original Message----- > From: ngoldpdx [mailto:ngold@...] > Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 12:22 PM > To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [SoundDiver] Re: GR-33 adaptation > > > --- In sounddiver-users@y..., "fretnoise2" <jonesler@m...> wrote: >> >>> You have to manually put your GR into the BULK LOAD waiting >>> page under SYSTEM. >> >> I have done that already, so Sounddiver has all the patches, but >> are you able to do real time editing or patch changes, or do you >> have to do a bulk dump back into the GR after editing? Jon > > You can do it all from there. I just worked on my GR yesterday for > the 1st time in months. The bulk dump FROM your GR33 is required > only initially, to load your sounds into SD. From there it behaves > like other synths. One or many sounds can be downloaded to the GR at > a time. No bulk dump required. > > You can play (with your GR guitar, I haven't been able to get sounds > to automatically trigger) the edited sound while you're working in > the editor and hear your changes, as the edited sound is loaded in a > special temporary patch location or edit buffer on the GR. You need > to save your changed patch to a memory location in SD. And you can > rearrange patch order, etc. I think you need to manually transmit > patches back to the GR. > > To satisfy yourself, go change some patches, then go back into play > mode on your GR and you should notice all your changes are there. > > And its so much nicer than crouching down on the floor alternating > button presses with guitar playing...:-) > > NG > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

--- In sounddiver-users@y..., "Jens Altfelder" <jaltfelder@m...> wrote: > Be aware > that you _have_to_ add your Proteus 2000 to the SoundDiver setup by > using the Scan function - manually adding it will not work because > SoundDiver can't communicate correctly with the P2K if it doesn't > know its OS version. Generally speaking, why not let the user to decide what OS version the unit has? I for myself never use the scan function. Only for a first setup this is (sadly) necessary to determine the OS version and get patches and so on. For users who don't have a dedicated midi- patchbay with plenty midi-ins and outs, this function could be akward to use. Each time swapping cables is no fun. Greetings, Bert Keizer.

>HPD-15 Handsonic? Can't live without! Micheal, help us! We need SD support! Get me the docs and I'll see if it is possible. If it is possible maybe we can make a deal: You get me the HPD-15 for maybe a week, and I get you and adaptation. -- Malte Rogacki gacki@... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Don't forget to TURN ON THE SYNTHESIZER. Often this is the reason why you get no sound out of it." (ARP 2600 Owner's Manual) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Generally speaking this functionality would be possible. However, it's not on me to implement it, because it would be a SoundDiver functionality, not a module-specific one. I.e., something for Michael... In case of the P2K, you will have to request the ROM instrument names from the device anyway (I can't hard-code them into the module, because new ROMs I don't know of yet might be released in the future), so you might as well scan it automatically... - Jens > -----Original Message----- > From: bronswerk [mailto:bkeizer@...] > Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 2:11 PM > To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [SoundDiver] SoundDiver and Proteus 2000 > > --- In sounddiver-users@y..., "Jens Altfelder" <jaltfelder@m...> > wrote: > > Be aware > > that you _have_to_ add your Proteus 2000 to the SoundDiver setup by > > using the Scan function - manually adding it will not work because > > SoundDiver can't communicate correctly with the P2K if it doesn't > > know its OS version. > > Generally speaking, why not let the user to decide what OS version > the unit has? I for myself never use the scan function. Only for a > first setup this is (sadly) necessary to determine the OS version and > get patches and so on. For users who don't have a dedicated midi- > patchbay with plenty midi-ins and outs, this function could be akward > to use. Each time swapping cables is no fun. > > Greetings, Bert Keizer. > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

Not yet, I'l;l try it tonight. What about the settings? For ex, should local controls be on or off? Thanks for the help and the quick reply. --- In sounddiver-users@y..., Colin Miller <snoopy@m...> wrote: > Did you download the Triton rack SD module from the Emagic website? It's not > included in the software updates, you must download the module by itself. > > Colin Miller > > On Tuesday 26 February 2002 09:04 am, you wrote: > > I just bought both Sounddiver and a triton rack. I am trying to learn > > both at once and am having lots of trouble. If there is someone out > > there who can guide me on how to best set the Korg to work with SD, it > > would help a lot. Also, emagic's site claims the Triton Rack is > > supported after version 3.01, but I am upgraded to 3.04 and there is > > no icon for the T-rack and no button for the multi setting among > > other strange things. I know these are newbie questions, but I can't > > seem to find anyone familiar enough with these two particular items to > > help me sort it out. My system: > > Mac 8600 300 mhz, 256k ram > > LAG 4.8.1 > > SD 3.04 > > Korg Triton Rack > > MOTU midi express > > > > Please respond in thread or email burvis@e... > > > > Thanks > > > >

Yea, I did talk to them, they couldn't figure it out while on the phone so they asked me to send them an email and said they would look into it further......That was 2 months ago. Jon P.S. If your thinking about using the GR for an input device for midi programming you'll be disappointed. No matter how cleanly you play, it records not only the note you intended but also any sympathetic harmonics that might start ringing. Plus the slightest hint of vibrato shows up as pitch bend data and there is also a lot of volume data that gets in there. The end result being that each note carries a lot of midi info with it. If you try editing in the event list editor you probably pass out. I'm now thinking about a Starrlabs Ztar. on 2/27/02 4:48 AM, Bob Wieser at steele1@... wrote: > have you tried contacting emagic? Thanks for your help before I waste $'s > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jon Esler [mailto:jonesler@...] > Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 12:52 AM > To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [SoundDiver] Re: GR-33 adaptation > > > Thanks for asking, the only thing I can achieve is to get a bulk dump of the > patches and I guess all the other system info but otherwise it won't > communicate with SD. I have a number of other devices that SD is > controlling, D70, JV1080, POD, Korg A2, all connected through a Unitor8 and > working fine. The GR33 is connected directly to the Unitor and it works > fine with Logic, i.e. sends and receives controller messages and it works as > a controller for my other synths and software synths. It just doesn't work > with Sounddiver. One thing that is strange about it is that it doesn't have > a selectable device ID and I suspect the problem might be related to that > somehow. Jon > > on 2/26/02 7:32 PM, Bob Wieser at steele1@... wrote: > >> How have you made out with the GR33? Are you using a sound module as well. >> If yes are you daisy chaining it into your system or using a midi >> patchbay/interface? >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: ngoldpdx [mailto:ngold@...] >> Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 12:22 PM >> To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com >> Subject: [SoundDiver] Re: GR-33 adaptation >> >> >> --- In sounddiver-users@y..., "fretnoise2" <jonesler@m...> wrote: >>> >>>> You have to manually put your GR into the BULK LOAD waiting >>>> page under SYSTEM. >>> >>> I have done that already, so Sounddiver has all the patches, but >>> are you able to do real time editing or patch changes, or do you >>> have to do a bulk dump back into the GR after editing? Jon >> >> You can do it all from there. I just worked on my GR yesterday for >> the 1st time in months. The bulk dump FROM your GR33 is required >> only initially, to load your sounds into SD. From there it behaves >> like other synths. One or many sounds can be downloaded to the GR at >> a time. No bulk dump required. >> >> You can play (with your GR guitar, I haven't been able to get sounds >> to automatically trigger) the edited sound while you're working in >> the editor and hear your changes, as the edited sound is loaded in a >> special temporary patch location or edit buffer on the GR. You need >> to save your changed patch to a memory location in SD. And you can >> rearrange patch order, etc. I think you need to manually transmit >> patches back to the GR. >> >> To satisfy yourself, go change some patches, then go back into play >> mode on your GR and you should notice all your changes are there. >> >> And its so much nicer than crouching down on the floor alternating >> button presses with guitar playing...:-) >> >> NG >> >> >> >> >> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ >> >> > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >