6 years ago i bought sounddiver. I never installed it. (what a sin) It's release year is 1998. version 2.0.5 (windows 95) Now I want to use it. How to handle? How to install it in windowd 98 and update it to the latest version?

On 15/10/04 10:25 AM, "lionelcassin" <lionel@...> wrote: > - Is there anyway I can hand in my PC version and get an OSX version? Not sure, I don't there is a retail version at the moment. > - If not, how do I buy an OSX version outright? You can't. > - Is this whole issue complicated by the whole xskey thing? My PC > version uses a CD key disc. As long as you have an Xskey, the OSX beta will run without restrictions. michael

Thank you very much for the reply. Follow-up questions: how do I acquire an xskey? Do I have to acquire another piece of software? What I am concerned about is that it appears that I have to purchase Logic to get an xskey, and I don't need Logic. Again, any help would be greatly appreciated. Tx LC

On 17/10/04 12:16 AM, "lionelcassin" <lionel@...> wrote: > Follow-up questions: how do I acquire an xskey? Do I have to acquire > another piece of software? What I am concerned about is that it > appears that I have to purchase Logic to get an xskey, and I don't > need Logic. > > Again, any help would be greatly appreciated. You get an Xskey when you buy Logic. michael

Hi, I made a new page for Roland MC-303. It includes; MC-303 Information MC-303 Performance editor adaptation: Uses 4 MIDI channels to synthesize layered sounds MC-303 Sound examples made with the editor Please take a look and tell me what you think. Best, Sealed Deep Synthesis Page http://homepage.mac.com/synth_seal/html/

Hello, using the stuff in the subject I would like to know if any of the adaptations of NL2 are displaying the knob adjustments or not ? I can't make it to work, however the rest is working OK. I would like to see my knob adjustments on the monitor if this is possible. Thanks in advance: Darth

On 18 Oct 2004, at 09:28, tim_zane wrote: > > > Apple can suck my dick. There's no way I'll EVER buy any of their new > 'EmApple' software, or their overpriced, underpowered piece of shit > computers. What about their fast, inexpensive computers like the G5, the iMac G5 and eMac? Richard -- Tasty Other - Because Far Too Much in Life Makes Sense Music for download - coming soon (RIP MP3.com) G.A.S. http://www.dmc12.demon.co.uk/music/ Platform: PowerMac G5 2.0GHz Dual, 20" LCD, Logic, Hammerfall.

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Michael Scheurer <lists@m...> wrote: > On 17/10/04 12:16 AM, "lionelcassin" <lionel@c...> wrote: > > > Follow-up questions: how do I acquire an xskey? Do I have to acquire > > another piece of software? What I am concerned about is that it > > appears that I have to purchase Logic to get an xskey, and I don't > > need Logic. > > > > Again, any help would be greatly appreciated. > > You get an Xskey when you buy Logic. > > michael You also get an XSKey when you buy the Apple Pro Training Series: Logic 6, in which a demo of Logic is included (version 6 however). You buy the book and they'll send you a key to activate the demo, however after the demo has expired I am still able to run SD beta2 ;) Slightly cheaper then buying Logic Pro probably.

> You also get an XSKey when you buy the Apple Pro Training Series: > Logic 6, in which a demo of Logic is included (version 6 however). > You buy the book and they'll send you a key to activate the demo, > however after the demo has expired I am still able to run SD beta2 ;) > Slightly cheaper then buying Logic Pro probably. Thank you very much! I placed the order with Amazon today - it was about $30. Very useful advice. If there's any way I can return the favor, just let me know. Tx LC

Just a quick reminder - platform wars are still not allowed on this list, and anyone starting one (or making fun of Macs or PCs in 'defense') will be banned. Best wishes Jeremy Martin, list owner

Hi all I'd posted this elsewhere, but I like the idea so much, I'm repeating it here. Apple could take the External Instruments object bit further and integrate SoundDiver-like features. How cool would this be. Insert, say, a Virus on the External Instrument. Select Virus from an Instrument profiles menu (like the SD setups). Now, patch changes on the EI will display (Autolinked) the actual patches in the Virus. Double clicking on the Virus External Inst plug-in will open a Virus editor. You never know:-) Regards Stephen

Yeah, I and a few others have had identical and similar brainfarts over the past year or so. I've been silently hoping that Applemagic implement something along the lines of this. With L7, they've taken one step closer... --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "stephen bennett" <chaosstudios@h...> wrote: > > Hi all > > I'd posted this elsewhere, but I like the idea so much, I'm > repeating it here. > > Apple could take the External Instruments object bit further and > integrate SoundDiver-like features. How cool would this be. > > Insert, say, a Virus on the External Instrument. > Select Virus from an Instrument profiles menu (like the SD setups). > Now, patch changes on the EI will display (Autolinked) the actual > patches in the Virus. Double clicking on the Virus External Inst > plug-in will open a Virus editor. > > You never know:-) > > Regards > > Stephen

> Yeah, I and a few others have had identical and similar brainfarts > over the past year or so. I've been silently hoping that Applemagic > implement something along the lines of this. With L7, they've taken > one step closer... > > I'd posted this elsewhere, but I like the idea so much, I'm > > repeating it here. > > Apple could take the External Instruments object bit further and > > integrate SoundDiver-like features. How cool would this be. > > > > Insert, say, a Virus on the External Instrument. > > Select Virus from an Instrument profiles menu (like the SD setups). > > Now, patch changes on the EI will display (Autolinked) the actual > > patches in the Virus. Double clicking on the Virus External Inst > > plug-in will open a Virus editor. > > > > You never know:-) Wouldn't it be very generous of Apple to take care of this as a free upgrade, in good faith, to amend Logic 7, etc., since they are charging us full price for Logic 7? Speak your onions.

On 10/21/04 2:37 PM, "Mitchell DeFreytas" <hoomuse@...> wrote: > Wouldn't it be very generous of Apple to take care of > this as a free upgrade, in good faith, to amend Logic > 7, etc., since they are charging us full price for > Logic 7? Speak your onions. They are charging you full price for Logic 7. Has nothing to do with SD.

--- Eddie Sullivan <esullivan@...> wrote: > On 10/21/04 2:37 PM, "Mitchell DeFreytas" > <hoomuse@...> wrote: > > Wouldn't it be very generous of Apple to take care of > > this as a free upgrade, in good faith, to amend Logic > > 7, etc., since they are charging us full price for > > Logic 7? Speak your onions. > > > They are charging you full price for Logic 7. Has > nothing to do with SD. To clarify my statement, in the past you did not have to pay full price for an upgrade to the program. Now you do.

Mitchell DeFreytas wrote: > > --- Eddie Sullivan <esullivan@...> wrote: > > >>On 10/21/04 2:37 PM, "Mitchell DeFreytas" >><hoomuse@...> wrote: >> >>>Wouldn't it be very generous of Apple to take care of >>>this as a free upgrade, in good faith, to amend Logic >>>7, etc., since they are charging us full price for >>>Logic 7? Speak your onions. >> >> >>They are charging you full price for Logic 7. Has >>nothing to do with SD. > > > > To clarify my statement, in the past you did not have > to pay full price for an upgrade to the program. Now > you do. > Funny I am a registered owner starting with Platinum 5, then to 6 then to 6 Pro. Im only paying 299 for my upgrade. Perhaps youre a windows user that was dropped two years ago? Or perhaps youve not taken Emagic or Apple up on either a Crossgrade or an upgrade from 4.0? If you own Platinum 5/6 or 6 Pro, your upgrade is only 299. -- Chris http://www.descentrecords.com

> To clarify my statement, in the past you did not have > to pay full price for an upgrade to the program. Now > you do. You don't have to pay full price for an upgrade to logic, It's $299 for users of 5.x and above... Eddie IMS

Does anybody have any experience using Sounddiver with the Roland Fantom XR? I've just tried this with absolutely no luck. Here's the details: I'm on a PC connected to the Fantom by USB, the USB driver is installed and Sounddiver sees it and I can select it. However, I cannot get any data from the Fantom: wshen I request data, the program just waits forwever, and usually freezes. The program works fine with all my other stuff, all of which is connected by midi except a Roland XV2020 which is also connected by USB, and shows up as a separate USB driver in the pulldonw list. I have tried uninstalling the XV, but that didn't help. The device number is correct. Any help or suggestions will be much appreciated.

>Does anybody have any experience using Sounddiver with the Roland Fantom >XR? I've just tried this with absolutely no luck. >Here's the details: I'm on a PC connected to the Fantom by USB, the USB >driver is installed and Sounddiver sees it and I can select it. >However, I cannot get any data from the Fantom: wshen I request data, >the program just waits forwever, and usually freezes. The program works >fine with all my other stuff, all of which is connected by midi except a >Roland XV2020 which is also connected by USB, and shows up as a separate >USB driver in the pulldonw list. I have tried uninstalling the XV, but >that didn't help. The device number is correct. >Any help or suggestions will be much appreciated. A better choice might be the free editor/librarian that Roland offers: http://www.rolandus.com/support/genappstools/index.asp?CatID==8&SubCatID =37&ProdID=úntom-XR I use the one for the XV-5080/5050 (for OS X) and it's far superior to the Soundiver adaptation. Might not be as convenient as having it all under one roof, but it's a nice bit of useful kit that works well. That and the fact that Soundiver on the PC is already history.

Hi, I found a link to Sound Quest on Emagic's Link Page. http://www.emagic.de/support/links/index.php?lang=EN I think this link should be better omitted, as Emagic's own SoundDiver, a competitive product, is not still explicitly terminated. Or how about adding another competitive product - MOTU Unisyn? Best, Sealed http://homepage.mac.com/synth_seal/html/

Thanks for reminding me that I've been abandoned by Emagic, Gene. (sob). Actually, my "historic" program is still working hard for me day after day, although I know its just a matter of time until the end. Funny thing is though, it works fine in XP, Microsoft's latest OS. Apparently, I would be in worse shape if I ran out and bought the latest Apple OSX computer. I've been using the Roland software, and it works well. Maybe this is a good thing since it is weening me away from my Sounddiver dependence. Now, if Microsoft were to go out and buy software companies and force them to sell only Windows programs, even when this was against the companies economic best interests, that would almost certainly result in a slew of antitrust lawsuits. Apple can get away with it because it has no market share. To my mind, it is still unethical and unfair competition. Any smart lawyers out there feel like taking on Apple with a claim under California's B&P 17200? --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "Gene Atkins" <gene@w...> wrote: > A better choice might be the free editor/librarian that Roland offers: > > http://www.rolandus.com/support/genappstools/index.asp? CatID=8&SubCatID> 37&ProdIDúntom-XR > > I use the one for the XV-5080/5050 (for OS X) and it's far superior to > the Soundiver adaptation. Might not be as convenient as having it all > under one roof, but it's a nice bit of useful kit that works well. > > That and the fact that Soundiver on the PC is already history.

I think the presence of this link proves that the Emagic crew still has ethics: they are doing what they can for their abandoned Windows customers, even if its just a link. Lets hope their masters at Apple don't get wind of this little link and force them to remove it. --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "sealed77" <sealed@m...> wrote: > > Hi, > > I found a link to Sound Quest on Emagic's Link Page. > http://www.emagic.de/support/links/index.php?lang=EN > > I think this link should be better omitted, as Emagic's own > SoundDiver, a competitive product, is not still explicitly > terminated. > > Or how about adding another competitive product - MOTU Unisyn? > > > Best, > Sealed > http://homepage.mac.com/synth_seal/html/

Now I understand - the link seems to be intended for Windows users. But I'm afraid that Sound Quest has released the Mac OS X version, while Emagic/Apple is still(?) on the way of developing SoundDiver for OS X.. .. > I think the presence of this link proves that the Emagic crew still > has ethics: they are doing what they can for their abandoned Windows > customers, even if its just a link. Lets hope their masters at > Apple don't get wind of this little link and force them to remove > it. > > --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "sealed77" <sealed@m...> > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I found a link to Sound Quest on Emagic's Link Page. > > http://www.emagic.de/support/links/index.php?lang=EN > > > > I think this link should be better omitted, as Emagic's own > > SoundDiver, a competitive product, is not still explicitly > > terminated. > > > > Or how about adding another competitive product - MOTU Unisyn? > > > > > > Best, > > Sealed > > http://homepage.mac.com/synth_seal/html/ > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > SoundDiver Users Mailing List > - Read the list ad-free: > http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.audio.emagic.sounddiver > - Search the entire list archive: > http://search.gmane.org/?group=gmane.comp.audio.emagic.sounddiver > _________________________________________________________________ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > >

On Oct 26, 2004, at 2:29 PM, sealed wrote: > > Now I understand - the link seems to be intended for Windows users. > But I'm afraid that Sound Quest has released the Mac OS X version, > while > Emagic/Apple is still(?) on the way of developing SoundDiver for OS X.. I still believe the "External" instrument will incorporate SoundDiver functionality in future versions of Logic, so I for one will wait and see what happens to SDX rather than give up the program I've worked with and loved for all these years. Just my opinion though. Best, Andy

Proteus 1 XR Module is sending the Presets, but SD don&#180;t receive them, using "Scan XR" dont&#180;t scan the Module( Midi Problem), with "Scan Proteus", is scanned the Module only In/Out Ports and Sysex ID, but no Presets or anything , all other Modules like Proteus 3; Vintage Keys; ProCussion, still works fine with SD. who can help?