On Mar 9, 2006, at 11:27 AM, neurokrash wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm thinking of getting a Mac for Sounddiver and Logic, and am > wondering what the last versions of these programs are where Autolink > is still functional. In addition, I would like to know which MacOS > version is recommended for them. > > I currently have Sounddiver 3 and Logic Audio Platinum 5 for Mac, but > no Mac. > > Thanks! Well just find yourself a Mac about 3-4 years old that MIGHT still boot OS 9, then good luck locating OS 9 and stay right there and dont ever plan on upgrading your machine past 2001 heh.. You can go up to Logic 6 but once again, good luck finding it there.. Might check ebay. --- Chris www.monotrematamusic.com www.descentrecords.com

> -----Original Message----- > From: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Chris Coccia > Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 7:34 PM > To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [SoundDiver] Last versions that support Autolink > > > On Mar 9, 2006, at 11:27 AM, neurokrash wrote: > > > Greetings, > > > > I'm thinking of getting a Mac for Sounddiver and Logic, and am > > wondering what the last versions of these programs are > where Autolink > > is still functional. > > Thanks! > > Well just find yourself a Mac about 3-4 years old that MIGHT > still boot OS 9, then good luck locating OS 9 and stay right > there and dont ever plan on upgrading your machine past 2001 > heh.. You can go up to Logic 6 but once again, good luck > finding it there.. Might check ebay. > > --- > Chris Dear Chris, No offense - but, weren't you kinda rough on the guy? I thought that his question was reasonable enough - considering that he wants to insure Autolink functionality... I, unfortunately, can't answer his question - as I don't have any experience with Macs... Always been a PC guy (well, except for first computer - which was a Timex Sinclair) :-) Sincerely, Karsten J. Chikuri

That would be very useful as the NL2 stuff, whether SD or other librarians, does not work with the NL2X.

Le 10 mars 06, à 01:47, s"neurokrash" <spamkiller@hawaii.rr.com> a écrit : > I'm thinking of getting a Mac for Sounddiver and Logic, and am > wondering what the last versions of these programs are where Autolink > is still functional. In addition, I would like to know which MacOS > version is recommended for them. > > I currently have Sounddiver 3 and Logic Audio Platinum 5 for Mac, but > no Mac. > AFAIR it's OK, but on MacOS9, and better not under Classic (although it can work but with restrictions I think), so you would need an "old" Mac that still can boot under OS9. (I have no more such config to test). -- Gérald RYCKEBOER

On Mar 10, 2006, at 12:36 AM, Gérald RYCKEBOER wrote: > AFAIR it's OK, but on MacOS9, and better not under Classic > (although it > can work but with restrictions I think), so you would need an "old" > Mac > that still can boot under OS9. > (I have no more such config to test). > -- > Gérald RYCKEBOER Classic works but you will need to have OMS installed and setup in the OS 9 environment beforehand.. (Same with the old Nord Modular editor too). Autoload is still a no go. But then again it doesnt work under the OS X versions anyways. :) Might not be a good idea to open up any OS X apps that will grab your midi interface too while you have it open in Classic. --- Chris www.monotrematamusic.com www.descentrecords.com

Hi, My colleague, who wants to stay with OS9 for certain reasons, has just bought a G4 dual 1 Ghz 'mirror drive door' Mac in immaculate condition, and this is booting from and running OS9 (might be the last G4 that can do this?). Can't comment on application performance because he hasn't installed anything on it yet. OS9 original installer CDs appear from time to time on eBay. Not everyone feels that they have to keep upgrading. If you have the functionality you require to create and work, it's enough! Will > On Mar 9, 2006, at 11:27 AM, neurokrash wrote: > >> Greetings, >> >> I'm thinking of getting a Mac for Sounddiver and Logic, and am >> wondering what the last versions of these programs are where Autolink >> is still functional. In addition, I would like to know which MacOS >> version is recommended for them. >> >> I currently have Sounddiver 3 and Logic Audio Platinum 5 for Mac, but >> no Mac. >> >> Thanks! > > Well just find yourself a Mac about 3-4 years old that MIGHT still > boot OS 9, then good luck locating OS 9 and stay right there and dont > ever plan on upgrading your machine past 2001 heh.. You can go up to > Logic 6 but once again, good luck finding it there.. Might check ebay. > > --- > Chris

Hi Everyone, I use the modules for Roland JV880/90 a lot, and the SD Beta 3.1.1 versions seem to have a bug. Whenever I try to adjust a Performance parameter, SD crashes. Has anyone had this problem besides me? If so, has anyone made a corrected version of these modules? TIA! -Mark Bradford Denver, Colorado, USA http://www.mark-bradford.com/

hey let me know how it turns out for your mac and auto link i have logic on both platforms with sound driver which is interesting now that the macs have gone intel

Hi Everyone, I also have always used the generic sysex module a lot for midi bulk dumps, but the OSX versions of SD has never included that module. Has anyone made one that works? I've checked the files area of the group, but haven't found one. If some kind soul could make a working Generic Sysex module for SD Beta 3.1.1, it would really help me. That's the last thing I still need OS9 for. I'd be willing to pay someone for their time for this. I have lots of old songs I still need to access that are saved this way from an outboard sequencer. TIA! -Mark Bradford Denver, Colorado, USA http://www.mark-bradford.com/

> I also have always used the generic sysex module a lot for midi bulk > dumps, but the OSX versions of SD has never included that module. Has > anyone made one that works? > > I've checked the files area of the group, but haven't found one. If > some kind soul could make a working Generic Sysex module for SD Beta > 3.1.1, it would really help me. That's the last thing I still need > OS9 for. > > I'd be willing to pay someone for their time for this. I have lots of > old songs I still need to access that are saved this way from an > outboard sequencer. Not so quick! My public beta definitely contained both the Generic and Generic SysEx adaptations. -- 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) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

This might take a while because my friend isn't a SoundDiver user! I'd need to install it from my install CD etc. and there's no time right now, but if I can get round to it, I'll let you know. In the meantime, anyone else using SD + Logic + Autolink under OS9 on a G4? Will > hey let me know how it turns out for your mac and auto link i have logic on > both platforms > > with sound driver which is interesting now that the macs have gone intel

Mine never has. Neither one shows up in my install list. Can you upload them to the files area, or email them directly to me? I would be forever grateful! Or is there somewhere on the web I can find a complete archive of all the modules/adaptations for SD 3.1.1 Public Beta 2? -Mark Bradford Denver, Colorado, USA http://www.mark-bradford.com/ On Mar 10, 2006, at 4:50 PM, sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com wrote: > Not so quick! > > My public beta definitely contained both the Generic and Generic SysEx > adaptations. > > -- > Malte Rogacki gacki@gacki.sax.de

Hi all, I have been contemplating (yet to explore) running SD on a PC and routing it via midiPipe (mac) through MidiLan over to the PC. Firstly, has anyone ever tried this? If so, was it successful? The stability problems on the BetaOSX versions are driving me insane, so I would be thinking, that if this worked, it would be an acceptable workaround for doing what I need to do. Best Regards, Matt _____________________________________ MATT MCKENZIE-SMITH MUSIC • AUDIO DESIGN • PRODUCTION PO Box 10395, Adelaide 5000, South Australia. Ph.+61 416 197 883 www.mattrixx.net _____________________________________

Hello: I am a Digital Perfomer user. I found a MOTU 2408 MK II on Ebay and bought it. But it doesn't have an owner's manual. Been searching for one without success. Short of that, is there anyone who can tell me in a few brief steps how to start using it? I have a POWER MAC G4 with MOTU's PCI-324 audio card installed. How do I go about setting up the 2408 and DP to communicate with each other? I appreciate your help. Gerald

I've just purchased a Waldorf Microwave XT - but need SoundDiver to make custom wavetables, etc. Looks like the link to Apple doesn't work, as Emagic products are no longer being supported. I know there are 1 or 2 other editing programmes that can be aquired for this piece of hardware, but it seems SoundDiver is the daddy of 'em all. Can anyone recommend a good site, sell me an old CD, a copy or whatever, as I have had the bad luck to need this programme now suddenly when it's been taken off the net. Any help on this one much appreciated. Many Thanks.

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Austin" <sixmilliondollarguy@...> wrote: > Can anyone recommend a good site, sell me an old CD, a copy or > whatever, as I have had the bad luck to need this programme now > suddenly when it's been taken off the net. > Any help on this one much appreciated. The Sounddiver public beta for OSX is still available for download here: http://download.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/emagic/Legacy_SW/OS% 20X%20SW/ HTH, kind regards Mark Cahill

Hi Everyone, Last week I posted my need for the Generic and Generic Sysex modules for SD 3.1.1 Public Beta 2. Malte Rogacki <gacki@gacki.sax.de> said that he's always had them in both versions of the Public Beta for OSX, but they've never been included in my install list. If someone has them, can you please upload them to the files area, or email them directly to me? I would be forever grateful! Or is there somewhere on the web I can find a complete archive of all the modules/adaptations for SD 3.1.1 Public Beta 2? Thanks in advance! -Mark Bradford http://www.mark-bradford.com/

> That would be very useful as the NL2 stuff, whether SD or other > librarians, does not work with the NL2X. Could be done; but isn't totally easy without a test device. Why don't you give it a try yourself? I think the old Nordlead adaptations were still included with the beta; possibly you just need to edit a copy of them. -- 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) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Hi Everyone, > > Last week I posted my need for the Generic and Generic Sysex modules > for SD 3.1.1 Public Beta 2. Malte Rogacki <gacki@gacki.sax.de> said > that he's always had them in both versions of the Public Beta for > OSX, but they've never been included in my install list. > > If someone has them, can you please upload them to the files area, or > email them directly to me? I would > be forever grateful! Ahem. I already mailed you the adaptations. On Sunday. Perhaps they are still in you inbox? -- 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) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Why don't you give it a try yourself? > you just need to edit a copy of them. Well, if I thought I could do it, I wouldn't ask ;-) SysEx is lost on me.

Thanks, Malte, but didn't get them. They probably got caught by my spam filter. But I did find them in my install list, finally. Silly me, I was looking for them alphabetically, under "G". I finally found them under (other). But here's my next problem. I installed the Generic Sysex module, and I can receive sysex from my devices, but cannot send to my devices. The settings are all the same as in the 3.0 version for OS9, and it works fine there. In the Beta version, I get good communication back and forth from my keyboards and their modules, but I can't send from the Generic Sysex module, which of course is what I need to do. I'm using an Emagic AMT8 midi interface. Any suggestions? TIA! -Mark Bradford Denver, Colorado, USA http://www.mark-bradford.com/ > I already mailed you the adaptations. > > On Sunday. > > Perhaps they are still in you inbox?

> Thanks, Malte, but didn't get them. They probably got caught by my > spam filter. But I did find them in my install list, finally. Silly > me, I was looking for them alphabetically, under "G". I finally found > them under (other). > > But here's my next problem. I installed the Generic Sysex module, and > I can receive sysex from my devices, but cannot send to my devices. > The settings are all the same as in the 3.0 version for OS9, and it > works fine there. In the Beta version, I get good communication back > and forth from my keyboards and their modules, but I can't send from > the Generic Sysex module, which of course is what I need to do. Did you send the correct output port for the adaptation? "All" will probably not work. -- 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) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Did you send the correct output port for the adaptation? "All" will > probably not work. OK, that worked! I had to select each device's port and send each dump individually, but it worked. A bit of a clunky workaround, but hey, I'll take it! Any idea why "All" ports works in OS9, but not OSX? Thanks a million! -Mark Bradford Denver, Colorado, USA http://www.mark-bradford.com/

bradfordboogie wrote: >> Did you send the correct output port for the adaptation? "All" will >> probably not work. > > OK, that worked! I had to select each device's port and send each dump individually, but it > worked. A bit of a clunky workaround, but hey, I'll take it! > > Any idea why "All" ports works in OS9, but not OSX? > When I first went to Logic in OS X it drove me crazy trying to find out why none of my synths were getting clock.. Just had to go select any of the ports OTHER than the All one and what do ya know, it sends clock out to the whole interface like magic. Kind of annoying yeah.. -- Chris Coccia http://www.monotrematamusic.com http://www.myspace.com/monotrematamusic http://www.descentrecords.com

Hello all. I'm new here. I'm using SD 3.1.0 to maintain the patches on my Roland GR-33 but would like to use 3.3.1 instead. Apple's Emagic legacy software page only has 3.1.0 -- anyone know where I can find 3.1.1? Is it on the Logic 6 installer disks, or is there another download page somewhere? Thanks! ~Wavebender~