Has anyone successfully used the new beta version of SD with a PCM-70? When I do a scan, I see the PCM-70 window flickering as if a connection is being established, bit I end up getting a "Can't STR Setup" message flashing quickly in the PCM-70 window, and a "no new devices found" message in a SD window. There doesn't seem to be any support for this device in the SD Help menus. Any thoughts? And, many thanks in advance. Miles

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "milesuu" <oldage@m...> wrote: > Has anyone successfully used the new beta version of SD with a PCM-70? When I do a scan, I > see the PCM-70 window flickering as if a connection is being established, bit I end up getting > a "Can't STR Setup" message flashing quickly in the PCM-70 window, and a "no new devices > found" message in a SD window. There doesn't seem to be any support for this device in the > SD Help menus. > > Any thoughts? And, many thanks in advance. > > Miles That's not happening, sad to say. It barely worked in diver OS9, allowing only the changing of the algorythm and naming the patch. Even then, I imported my banks from a smf dumped from a program called X-OR, which eventually grew into Motu's synth editor. X-OR, which I was using back in the system 7 days, still runs fine in system 9. It has a really great PCM 70 editor. I keep a G3 running because Galaxy and X-OR still talk to most of my gear that snddiver currently won't. I'm sure there are newer alternatives out there for the PCM 70. You might try sending the dump from the PCM 70 without attempting a handshake into a pogram that receives midi dump, save as a smf fx bank, and then import into Diver's sys ex module. At least you could name + organize patches that way. Good luck, Dean Bailin

need advise why sounddriver won't scan my emu planet phatt module im using the handshake connection also when i scan i do get midi signal on the module but the presets wont load up in the window of the software in the parameter window the module name and version is not correct.... thanks for your advise :-)

On 9/7/05 4:34 PM, "damerlin55" <damerlin55@...> wrote: > in the parameter window the module name and > version is not correct.... > > thanks for your > advise Delete the Planet Phatt setup and re-do it from the Install window. -- Mibrilane

just need to know if anyone out there is using planet phatt (swing system v1.01) with sounddiver.... if so how compatable are they <just cant get my set up to work> help please

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Michael Haydn <mhaydn@m...> wrote: > At 10:25 +0100 04.07.02, Peter Lemer wrote: > >that's a no, then? > > Currently yes: no. :-) Drei Jahre später: noch nicht? ( Kawai 9000/9500) :-) peter

Apologies if this has been posted here before but I just picked it up from the Logic list and thought you all might like to get on board with it. I don't think it can hurt.... __________________ Dear Friends, I have just read and signed the online petition: "SoundDiver Integration with Logic Pro" hosted on the web by PetitionOnline.com, the free online petition service, at: http://www.PetitionOnline.com/soundDVR/ I personally agree with what this petition says, and I think you might agree, too. If you can spare a moment, please take a look, and consider signing yourself. ___________________ Regards ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production www.jaminajar.com

> > I personally agree with what this petition says, and I think you might > agree, too. If you can spare a moment, please take a look, and > consider > signing yourself. > ___________________ > > Regards > > ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: > Paul Najar > Jaminajar Music Production > www.jaminajar.com > Couldn't agree more Paul... Be a shame to see Michael's pet project for so many years disappear all together! Best Regards, Matt _____________________________________________________ MATT MCKENZIE-SMITH MUSIC • AUDIO DESIGN • PRODUCTION PO Box 10395, Adelaide 5000, South Australia. Ph.+61 416 197 883 goodaudiosense.com.au mattrixx.net _____________________________________________________

Dear members, I try to create an adaptation for the Technics WSA-1R ( I know, very difficult - but at least I wanna try it....). When I create a data-request string, I can see all the defined bytes appear on the MIDI-Monitor except the checksum. I wonder, if this checksum is really sent out or just not shown in the MIDI-monitor window. I used the SUM pseudo-byte - then 3 bytes are following - and then the CHK- pseudo-byte. Any ideas?? Thanks in advance, - Miro -

> Dear members, > > I try to create an adaptation for the Technics WSA-1R ( I know, very > difficult - but at least I > wanna try it....). When I create a data-request string, I can see all > the defined bytes appear on > the MIDI-Monitor except the checksum. I wonder, if this checksum is > really sent out or just > not shown in the MIDI-monitor window. I used the SUM pseudo-byte - > then 3 bytes are > following - and then the CHK- pseudo-byte. Any ideas?? The checksum is normally sent out; what's the checksum format? -- Malte Rogacki gacki@gacki.sax.de ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- "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) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Am 17.09.2005 um 14:16 schrieb Malte Rogacki: >> Dear members, >> >> I try to create an adaptation for the Technics WSA-1R ( I know, very >> difficult - but at least I >> wanna try it....). When I create a data-request string, I can see all >> the defined bytes appear on >> the MIDI-Monitor except the checksum. I wonder, if this checksum is >> really sent out or just >> not shown in the MIDI-monitor window. I used the SUM pseudo-byte - >> then 3 bytes are >> following - and then the CHK- pseudo-byte. Any ideas?? >> > > The checksum is normally sent out; what's the checksum format? > > -- > Malte Rogacki gacki@gacki.sax.de Hi Malte, the checksum-format is 2´complement. The WSA-1R keeps returning an error-message after sending ANY message. So I think the (missing ??) checksum could be the problem.... regards, - Miro -

I noticed that you are the author of the Fizmo editor. I would like to get a copy of the Fizmo sysex documentation, which (I'm assuming) you must have had in order to write the editor. I am concerned that at some point, the sounddiver editor will no longer run, and I have someone who is would consider to write an editor if he had this documentation. So - if anyone knows how to contact him, or (alternatively) knows a way to get the sysex docs for this synth, I'd appreciate it. Thanks, Gene

Hi, I made a new Roland Alpha JUNO page. It includes: * info * a new Emagic SoundDiver editor * .mp3 sound examples Please take a look and let me know what you think. Deep Synthesis Page http://homepage.mac.com/synth_seal/html/

Am 17.09.2005 um 17:49 schrieb Gene Schwartz: > I noticed that you are the author of the Fizmo editor. > > I would like to get a copy of the Fizmo sysex documentation, which > (I'm > assuming) you must have had in order to write the editor. I am > concerned > that at some point, the sounddiver editor will no longer run, and I > have > someone who is would consider to write an editor if he had this > documentation. > I'm here :-) Sorry, I don't have one complete document called "Fizmo Sysex documentation" either. I do have a Sysex documentation for the MR/ZR series, and when I made the module (or rather extended the existing MR/ZR module) I had a lot of e-mail correspondence with the people at Ensoniq who explained the differences to me. The Sysex doc for the MR/ ZR is on the web somewhere I think. Fizmo and MR/ZR are quite similar under the hood. The main differences are (AFAIR) that the Fizmo has a fixed number of oscillators (four) while this number can vary on the MR/ZR; there's no such thing as "performances" on the Fizmo, some parameters have extended ranges (filter type for instance), soma additional parameters (arpeggiator etc) and so on. If you compare the MR and the Fizmo in SoundDiver things will get clearer. There's also a model and family code in the header of each Sysex message which is of course different for the Fizmo. This can easily be found out using SoundDiver's MIDI monitor. If you or the person who is making that editor has any specific questions I can try to help, but please consider it's quite a while ago that I was into that stuff... Ingo

Am 17.09.2005 um 17:49 schrieb Gene Schwartz: > I noticed that you are the author of the Fizmo editor. > > I would like to get a copy of the Fizmo sysex documentation, which > (I'm > assuming) you must have had in order to write the editor. I am > concerned > that at some point, the sounddiver editor will no longer run, and I > have > someone who is would consider to write an editor if he had this > documentation. > >I'm here :-) >Sorry, I don't have one complete document called "Fizmo Sysex >documentation" either. I do have a Sysex documentation for the MR/ZR >series, and when I made the module (or rather extended the existing >MR/ZR module) I had a lot of e-mail correspondence with the people at >Ensoniq who explained the differences to me. The Sysex doc for the MR/ >ZR is on the web somewhere I think. Fizmo and MR/ZR are quite similar >under the hood. The main differences are (AFAIR) that the Fizmo has a >fixed number of oscillators (four) while this number can vary on the >MR/ZR; there's no such thing as "performances" on the Fizmo, some >parameters have extended ranges (filter type for instance), soma >additional parameters (arpeggiator etc) and so on. If you compare the >MR and the Fizmo in SoundDiver things will get clearer. There's also >a model and family code in the header of each Sysex message which is >of course different for the Fizmo. This can easily be found out using >SoundDiver's MIDI monitor. >If you or the person who is making that editor has any specific >questions I can try to help, but please consider it's quite a while >ago that I was into that stuff... >Ingo Thank you - this is certainly WAY better than nothing. I'm not sure that with this info I can get the ball rolling, but I hope so. The developer does think that the fizmo is a very cool synth.

The standalone FiZmO SysEx document never existed. The MR documentation is available here: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ensoniq_mr/files/ You might need to join the group to download the file. Regards, Scott SoundEngine.com - Commercial FiZmO SoundZ http://www.soundengine.com

> > The standalone FiZmO SysEx document never existed. > > The MR documentation is available here: > > http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ensoniq_mr/files/ > > You might need to join the group to download the file. > > Regards, > > Scott > SoundEngine.com - Commercial FiZmO SoundZ > http://www.soundengine.com > Ok. thanks muchly, Gene

I'm trying to remotely control my synths with my Novation Remote 25, through sounddiver. Until now to no avail. By using the learn function in SD I easily manage to assign knobs to functions in the editor window (e.g. cut-off freq.), which seems to indicate that sounddiver gets the messages that the remote 25 sends. However, if I then try to control cut-off with the assigned knob, I get erratic behaviour. Most of the time nothing happens. But sometimes the value on the synth (and in the editor window) jumps. Sometimes even other functions in the editor window and on the synth are affected, even though until now I only assigned one controller (to cut-off freq). I think I tried all possible variations in the assignment window setup screen (scaled, relative, etc.). What, if anything, do I overlook? I read the manual, but still have no clue. Thanks.

HI, DOES ANYBODY SELL SOUNDDIVER VERSION 3.0 FOR A MAC OS9.2 ?

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "dammerx" <dammerx@y...> wrote: > I'm trying to remotely control my synths with my Novation Remote 25, > through sounddiver. Until now to no avail. > > By using the learn function in SD I easily manage to assign knobs to > functions in the editor window (e.g. cut-off freq.), which seems to > indicate that sounddiver gets the messages that the remote 25 sends. > > However, if I then try to control cut-off with the assigned knob, I > get erratic behaviour. Most of the time nothing happens. But sometimes > the value on the synth (and in the editor window) jumps. Sometimes > even other functions in the editor window and on the synth are > affected, even though until now I only assigned one controller (to > cut-off freq). > > I think I tried all possible variations in the assignment window setup > screen (scaled, relative, etc.). > > What, if anything, do I overlook? I read the manual, but still have no > clue. > > Thanks. The prob was that midi in was sent to 2 midiyoke channels via midiox, which seems to have confused SD. Once I disabled 1 of those channels, it worked like a charm.

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "petedangello" <petedangello@y...> wrote: > HI, > > DOES ANYBODY SELL SOUNDDIVER VERSION 3.0 FOR A MAC OS9.2 ? You should try Ebay. I got a wrapped version from someone that had multiple copies. Best of luck!

Have you guys had any problems getting this setup to work on Windows 2000?

no i use a macintosh,its much more stable on this platform.

"petedangello" <petedangello@y...> wrote: > > DOES ANYBODY SELL SOUNDDIVER VERSION 3.0 FOR A MAC OS9.2 ? Hi, yes, I have it on eBay starting with 1€ - look for eBay Number 7353575305. It´s the original full retail CD Version 3.0 for PC + MAC OS9x. You may find some Infos + the actual Update at www.emagic.de. I´ll ship it worldwide. Greetings, Markus.

From: "Jose Torres" <josetorres_jr@hotmail.com> > Have you guys had any problems getting this setup to work on > Windows 2000? No one else is using this unit on a pc?