Le 7 juil. 05, à 16:31, "Kamy" <drgilani@...> a écrit : > I ran th scan. It recognized all my midi gear, and I manually built > libraries for each device(ALL > Entries), it seems that all my synth/module datas were transfered to > SD. I am getting the > banks spaces for programs , hence I don't get the name of them in > those banks. > > Am I missing something? > You don't give your configuration. For me, when Logic is on, I have only communication problems like yours when Logic is open in the same time than SoundDiver. -- Gérald Ryckeboer Powerbook G4 1GHz, 728 Meg RAM, Mac OS 10.3.9, Logic 6.4.3 and 7.0.1 01X Yamaha, AMT8, MT4, EMI 2/6 and 6/2 m

I've got AMT8 and 3 synths and Logic. It seems that SD downloads the patch/bank infos, but It doesn't display them. > > Le 7 juil. 05, à 16:31, "Kamy" <drgilani@...> a écrit : > > I ran th scan. It recognized all my midi gear, and I manually built > > libraries for each device(ALL > > Entries), it seems that all my synth/module datas were transfered to > > SD. I am getting the > > banks spaces for programs , hence I don't get the name of them in > > those banks. > > > > Am I missing something? > > > You don't give your configuration. > For me, when Logic is on, I have only communication problems like yours > when Logic is open in the same time than SoundDiver. Best Regards, Dr. K. Gilani

KG wrote: > I've got AMT8 and 3 synths and Logic. It seems that SD downloads the > patch/bank infos, but It doesn't display them. > No Sounddiver seems to display all of my patches and bank names just fine over here. The betas have always done this just fine for me. Now Im up at OS X 10.4.1 and SD is still working.. I have 4 synths I keep track of with SD, and an AMT8 myself, everythings ok over here. What synths are you having this problem with? It could very well be the synths particular adaptation/module and not Sound Diver as many of us are using it just like normal (except for some certain bugs here and there).. As for communications problems between Logic and Sound Diver, you are aware that Autolink does not work under OS X and there is no way SoundDiver is going to send any of its data to Logic right? Sounds like you may have both of those applications trying to take control of your midi interface and causing some problems giving it back to the app that wants control next.. -- Chris http://www.descentrecords.com

Hi, Im using the Sounddiver osx beta and trying to edit the user presets on my XL-1 turbo. What I find is that as soon as I edit any parameter, even the patch name, that patch goes silent... no note plays. the audition button on the front panel becomes ineffective for that patch. unedited patches work fine, and can be auditioned. the edits - say, the patch name, go through and are immediatly visible on the hardware. Is there something basically broken about my expectations? I think I should be able to simply change the name of a patch, and do nothing else, and have the patch continue to work.

Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? Anyone use it to edit stuff like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? Nick

On 17/07/2005, at 1:02 PM, ridszero wrote: > Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? Anyone > use it to edit stuff > like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? Yes to the K5000. None of the others in your list. I also edit SY99 & Quadraverb Plus. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production www.jaminajar.com

ridszero wrote: > Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? Anyone use it to edit stuff > like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? > > Nick > Waldorf Microwave XT, Waldorf MicroQ, Access Virus A, Alesis SR-16, Korg ER-1.. Wonder what the big difference is between the Microwave I and the XT.. Someday I have to pick one of those older ones up! -- Chris http://www.descentrecords.com

> Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? > Anyone use it to edit stuff like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, > Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? The Fizmo is how I got introduced to SD, so yes to that. Also my Alpha-Juno 1, D-70, JP-8000, Vintage Keys, Classic Keys. scorch __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "ridszero" <ridszero@h...> wrote: > Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? Anyone use it to edit stuff > like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? lots of 80's Roland stuff and some times an E-mu A2K.

On 17/07/2005, at 1:02 PM, ridszero wrote: > Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? Anyone > use it to edit stuff > like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? i didnt use it but when i use i will edit korg wavestation sr and future as well as my other synths

> Waldorf Microwave XT, Waldorf MicroQ, Access Virus A, Alesis SR-16, Korg > ER-1.. Wonder what the big difference is between the Microwave I and the > XT.. Someday I have to pick one of those older ones up! > > > -- > Chris > > http://www.descentrecords.com

Hi Chris! Sorry fot the aberrant posting... There's a god article in german... http://www.amazona.de/content/synrise/jan05/microwave/microwave.htm Greets Groba

This thread I started is almost a year old. But I have found a way to have the Unitor 8 routing my MPC MIDI outs to my sound modules and record the resulting audio into Logic one instrument at a time, without the Unitor 8 going back into 'computer mode'. You put Logic in record pause mode then start the MPC which is syncing Logic as the slave. Voila! I can now wip up sequences on the MPC and record the resulting audio one instrument at a time into Logic. Beauty. I wonder if anyone will actually use this method. The reason I use it is because I can sequence my MIDI modules via the MPC or by simply switching the Unitor back into 'computer mode' sequence the same modules via Logic. Or start my ideas on the MPC then do finer MIDI editing in Logic by recording the MIDI from the MPC to Logic. Finer MIDI editing examples I can think of that Logic has over the MPC are delaying individual drums early or late for grooviness. The MPC is 96 ppqn which is way too course for subtle delays. Quantisation range, good for adding swing but not to 32nd note rolls etc. Visual editing of drum patterns in Logic etc. Bottom line is I like the user interface of the MPC for drum programming and recording keyboard ideas in a creative mind set. Peace. > From: Fernstudio <fernstudio@...> > Reply-To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 00:50:06 -0700 > To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [SoundDiver] Unitor8 questions (for Michael Hayden) > > Hi Roman, > > On 30-Aug-04, at 10:52 PM, roman pirie wrote: > >> I want the Unitor8 to route the MIDI outputs of the MPC to the sound >> modules >> (as in the patch mode I've edited) AT THE SAME TIME as recieving MIDI >> clock >> sync from Logic. So I can record each MPC tracks resulting audio from >> the >> sound module it's triggering. IOW, each seperate instrument sound that >> the >> MPC is sequencing. >> At the moment when Logic is an active application the Unitor8 goes into >> computer mode which means the routing of the MPC outs no longer >> functions. > > That's the way it works unfortunately. In computer mode, any of the > routing does not work. > >> I'm hoping that there is a way to keep the Unitor8 in a mode that >> routes the >> MIDI outs of the MPC to the modules and transmit MIDI clock from Logic >> to >> the MPC to allow the individual tracking in of the instruments >> sequenced on >> the MPC. The environment wouldn't need to be used if this is possible. > > The environment is needed for this. > >> it is too difficult or impractical I could just have the MPC directly >> triggering the akai sampler as my drum production setup synced to >> Logic and >> the other MIDI modules sequenced and triggered via the Unitor8. >> IOW, the MPC is not triggering anything via the Unitor8 if it is not >> possible in computer mode just the akai sampler directly. >> I hope this is understandable. > > It is understandable. You will need to use the environment to do what > you want to do. I don't think that it will be all that difficult to > set up in the environment. This is what I think you would need to do > if you wanted to attempt this. > > In the environment window: > 1) create multi-instruments for each of your modules that you need to > trigger from the MPC through the Unitor-8 (if you already set this up, > you can proceed to step 3. > 2) assign the appropriate Unitor-8 outputs for the multi-instruments > (if already had these multi-insts set up previously, you won't need to > redo this) > 3) create a New Physical Input object (you'll see the midi inputs > there) > 4) cable each Unitor-8 input (that the MPC outputs are connected to) > to the appropriate multi-inst object > > I'm not sure if there would be other steps but I believe that these 4 > steps will create the environment that you require. Try it out and let > me know. > > HTH, > Fernstudio > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > 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 > > > > >

Hi Paul & all I have had SD for 5 years and I use it for virtually all my synths and FX as follows: Synth list: Wavestation A/D Roland JD990 E-MU Proteus 2000 Waldorf Pulse Waldorf Q Access Virus A Novation Supernova II Oberheim Matrix 1000 Cheetah MS-6 Roland R70 ( drum machine ) Roland R8-M ( drum module ) Yamaha SY99 Roland U220 FX list Lexicon Reflex Lexicon MPX-1 Studio Quad Some of the synths have a very limited edit function but it is still useful as library media to store hardware edits etc, SD is a great software tool and extremely versatile as virtually any synth could be made to work if you are prepared to write the adaptation for it, my only moan is that e-magic stopped supporting windows when Apple took over, understandable but bloody frustrating. Paul >From: Paul Najar <paulnajar@...> >Reply-To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com >To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com >Subject: Re: [SoundDiver] What hardware synths do you edit w/ SD? >Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 08:46:25 +1000 > > >On 17/07/2005, at 1:02 PM, ridszero wrote: > > > Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? Anyone > > use it to edit stuff > > like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? > >Yes to the K5000. None of the others in your list. I also edit SY99 & >Quadraverb Plus. > >::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: >Paul Najar >Jaminajar Music Production >www.jaminajar.com > > > >_________________________________________________________________ >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 > > > > > >

> ridszero wrote : > Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? Anyone > use it to edit stuff > like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? > > Nick Korg Wavestation, Korg 05R/W, Alesis QS6, Alesis Midiverb 4, Yamaha Promix quite OK ; would need for Boss GX700 but the adaptation don't work (cannot edit at all, just get the banks). >> -- Gérald RYCKEBOER ryckeboerg@...

I am using SD for all my modern and vintage stuff. Some of it works and some of it doesn't. MicroKorg, Waldorf Pulse, JV-2080, OSCar, SCI Multitrak 615 all work fine. Jupiter-6 (Europa), DX7-II(E!), Kawai K1r don't. On the DX, the definition works if I pretend I don't have E! and just use the regular DX7-II one. The K1R one is totally broken but the K1 keyboard definition works fine for it. The SCI Multitrak is a surprise as it works 100% perfectly and performs like you would expect, even though it is a budget 80's analogue with a reference MIDI implementation. rachel -- Rachel Polanskis Systems Admin, University of Western Sydney ADD Werrington North Campus (+61 2) 9678 7291 <r.polanskis@...> "I have found the solution, Doctor. Knife them in the neck" - Leela, Dr Who "Who do you trust?" - John W Howard

FS1R, Microwave I, TX802, Morpheus, VL-1, NordRack2 and a few custom Sys Ex dumps. It's depressing that SD is on ice. And especially that it messes up Logic Pro (Logic 7.1 plays all MIDI and softsynths 1 semitone lower after SD is launched). I believe a difference between Microwave I and XT is that only the first one has analog filters..? m > From: ridszero <ridszero@...> > Reply-To: <sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com> > Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2005 03:02:30 -0000 > To: <sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com> > Subject: [SoundDiver] What hardware synths do you edit w/ SD? > > Just curious what hardware synths people edit with sounddiver? Anyone use it > to edit stuff > like the FS1R, Waldorf Microwave 1, Kurzweil K2xxx, Kawai K5000, Fizmo? > > Nick > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > 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 > > > > > > >

The Virus adapation allows for 40 arps, but the newer OS for the Virus B/C allows for 64. Is there some way I can edit the adapation for this? TIA Richard

Korg 01/W, E-Mu Ultra (I really wish it could work with my Akais as well). Best, Andy

Am Donnerstag, 21.07.05 um 10:25 Uhr schrieb MelodyArtist@...: > The Virus adapation allows for 40 arps, but the newer OS for the Virus > B/C > allows for 64. Is there some way I can edit the adapation for this? > If it is actually an adaptation (I think it is) and not a module, then yes, you can edit it. There's a PDF document called Programming Manual.PDF that descibes everything you need to know. It came with the retail versions of SoundDiver and (I hope at least) is still downloadable from Emagic's website. There's another short document called Programming Manual 3.1 addendum.PDF that came with the public beta. Ingo

Am Mittwoch, 20.07.05 um 02:35 Uhr schrieb grove@...: > On the DX, the definition works if I pretend I don't have E! and just > use the regular DX7-II one. > The standard DX7II is supported by the DX7 module, with editors. The DX7IIE! on the other hand, is supported by a separate adaptation which is only a librarian. Doesn't it even work as a librarian? Ingo

> > I wrote... > > On the DX, the definition works if I pretend I don't have E! and just > > use the regular DX7-II one. > > > > The standard DX7II is supported by the DX7 module, with editors. > The DX7IIE! on the other hand, is supported by a separate adaptation > which is only a librarian. Doesn't it even work as a librarian? My DX tends to spew lots of MIDI errors and then gives up. What advice do you have? Do I need to have memory protect Off to dump into SD? Do I need to have cart memory protect off as well? Is there some sort of buffering I can set in SD? I have mine connected via an AMT-8..... Thanks! -- Rachel Polanskis Systems Admin, University of Western Sydney ADD Werrington North Campus (+61 2) 9678 7291 <r.polanskis@...> "I have found the solution, Doctor. Knife them in the neck" - Leela, Dr Who "Who do you trust?" - John W Howard

In a message dated 7/23/05 7:34:42 AM, sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com writes: > f it is actually an adaptation (I think it is) and not a module, then > yes, you can edit it. There's a PDF document called Programming > Manual.PDF that descibes everything you need to know. It came with the > retail versions of SoundDiver and (I hope at least) is still > downloadable from Emagic's website. There's another short document > called Programming Manual 3.1 addendum.PDF that came with the public > beta. > > Thanks Ingo. I'll look into it.

Am Montag, 25.07.05 um 03:46 Uhr schrieb grove@...: > >>> I wrote... >>> On the DX, the definition works if I pretend I don't have E! and just >>> use the regular DX7-II one. >>> >> >> The standard DX7II is supported by the DX7 module, with editors. >> The DX7IIE! on the other hand, is supported by a separate adaptation >> which is only a librarian. Doesn't it even work as a librarian? > > My DX tends to spew lots of MIDI errors and then gives up. > > What advice do you have? The DX7IIE! uses very large Sysex messages, perhaps this is the problem. > Do I need to have memory protect Off to dump into SD? > Do I need to have cart memory protect off as well? > For the "standard" DX7 (supported by the module), yes. Probably not if you just dump data from the synth to the computer but for everything else. During Scan, SoundDiver tries to switch memory protect off. I have no idea if memory protect has to be off when using the DX7IIE! adaptation. Ingo

Hello, I'm new to this list. I have been advised to purchase SoundDiver to use with my SAC-2K to control some Lexicon units that I have. I haven't been able to find a copy for sale. Is it still supported at all, and does it work with Tiger? Many thanks in advance, Miles