Am 05.05.2006 um 01:24 schrieb daviscremar: > My question for you all is is > anyone aware of any other librarian software for either mac or pc > that is up to date? There's JSynthLib... I haven't looked at it for ages, since SoundDiver does pretty much everything I need right now. Ingo

Ey Ingo, sorry, but WHERE can I find the Files-Area to download your Adaptation voor the Novation K-Station SoundDiver? Gairdjon

Am 06.05.2006 um 19:44 schrieb forums@logic-users.org: > sorry, but WHERE can I find the Files-Area to download your > Adaptation voor the Novation K-Station SoundDiver? > Go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sounddiver-users/ then sign in (you need an yahoo account), then click on "files" in the upper left corner. If you have problems I can also send you the file. It's about 32kB. Ingo

THANX :)

Uhoh.....it only works with version 1.0..........:( can you help me out so I van use the editor with the latest version 2.0?

Ey Ingo, back again with new Questions, I'm trying to use the SoundDiver but without a manual....I have'nt got the foggiest notion what to do. Just experimenting made me lose one of my sounds....:( You're K-Station File is accepted and recognized....but it sometimes keeps asking 'bout K-Station.hlp file....what is this? Can you tell me where I can download a Manual? or can you tell me the basic steps I need to take to dump all my sounds from the K-Station into SoundDiver? I'm Using the Unitor8 as midi-interface on midi-channel 8 (the front in- and output...;) ) Gairdjon

Hi Eric! Have you installed the "OMS USB Manager" extension in your /systemfolder (MacOS9)/OMS folder? I'm not sure about the proper english names... Greets groba

Hello, I'm posting this, actually, because I'm about to purchase Logic 7. I have a Roland JV-1010 module, and I would like to use Sounddiver to shuffle and overwrite some sounds on my User Bank. What are people's experience with Logic 7 and Sounddiver on a Mac system? Several posts seem to suggest that there are real difficulties with the latest Beta version, but other posts suggest that there are problems with the Mac Classic as well. What I want to know, in a nutshell, is: can Sounddiver work with Logic 7 in OS X in the latest Beta version? If not, does a version exist in Classic that actually works (and if so, where can it be found)? Thanks, Gaby

On May 7, 2006, at 5:28 PM, cosmanalter wrote: > I have a Roland JV-1010 > module, and I would like to use Sounddiver to shuffle and overwrite > some sounds on my User > Bank. I would not attempt to plan a workflow around Soundiver. The Beta version is unsupported and does not work well with Logic 7. There are so many nice synthesizers in Logic 7 you might find that you rely less and less on programming external synths... Eddie Sullivan IMS Pro A/V esullivan@imsproav.com

> On May 7, 2006, at 5:28 PM, cosmanalter wrote: > >> I have a Roland JV-1010 >> module, and I would like to use Sounddiver to shuffle and overwrite >> some sounds on my User >> Bank. > On May 8, 2006, at 8:36 AM, Eddie Sullivan wrote: > I would not attempt to plan a workflow around Soundiver. The Beta > version is unsupported and does not work well with Logic 7. > > There are so many nice synthesizers in Logic 7 you might find that > you rely less and less on programming external synths... > > > Eddie Sullivan > IMS Pro A/V > esullivan@imsproav.com Thanks, Ed!

Sending Individual Items to the Wavestation SR Due to problems with the implementation of "Are You Sure" commands in the Wavestation SR interface, the Patch and Performance Write commands do not work properly from SysEx; they wait for a "Yes" confirmation which SysEx cannot provide. Unfortunately, this problem was not discovered until almost two years after its release, at which point the project was long over and the SR's primary programmer was working elsewhere. Therefore, no bug fixes are available; we realize that this is very unfortunate, and wish that the situation was otherwise.

I have been researching problems with the sysex transfer dumps. I have turned on PatchBay Program and ... Delay is set to 4000. I can almost send a complete bank w/o timing out (I never pay attention to SD messages saying couldn't receive and I let the sysex end from Sr before hitting Abort button in SD.) EX - Sysex data Txmit Bank Ram 1 I will receive: All of Patch Ram 1 All of Wav Seq Ram 1 nearly all of Performance Ram 1- with the exception of approximately 2 sounds in column 3 and all in column 4 I would like to know if or how to edit this module and add more time in the patchbay Delay. the other parameters seem to do no good. thank you patina

>I'm posting this, actually, because I'm about to purchase Logic 7. I >have a Roland JV-1010 >module, and I would like to use Sounddiver to shuffle and overwrite >some sounds on my User >Bank. What are people's experience with Logic 7 and Sounddiver on a >Mac system? Several >posts seem to suggest that there are real difficulties with the >latest Beta version, but other >posts suggest that there are problems with the Mac Classic as well. >What I want to know, in a >nutshell, is: can Sounddiver work with Logic 7 in OS X in the latest >Beta version? If not, does a >version exist in Classic that actually works (and if so, where can >it be found)? The biggest problem with the current beta (for me) is that SoundDiver (SD) messes with open Logic songs and can transpose tracks down a semitone unexpectedly. I still use SD in OSX to load and also to edit sounds. I then close SD, and log out and log in again before opening Logic. This does affect workflow but you get used to it. I still find SD an essential tool as I have lots of hardware which I regularly use. You have a JV1010 - why not maximise its potential? Regards - Colin

Colin Shapiro wrote: > The biggest problem with the current beta (for me) is that SoundDiver > (SD) messes with open Logic songs and can transpose tracks down a > semitone unexpectedly. I still use SD in OSX to load and also to edit > sounds. I then close SD, and log out and log in again before opening > Logic. This does affect workflow but you get used to it. > Hey Colin, ok I understand youre opening SD first, doing your stuff then closing it before opening Logic, etc.. Do you really have to logout and back in doing it that way too?? I thought that was only in the event that you opened the two at once but does it screw stuff up still using them at different times like you do??? FWIW - Soundiver 3.05 worked just fine in Classic as far as I could tell. But once the update to OS X came out that allowed the OMS stuff to somewhat work, they released the OS X beta a few days later and I stopped working in Classic altogether.. You do need to boot into OS 9, and setup your OMS environment beforehand though, at least I think this was a crucial step.. Then once youre back in OS X you can run MIDI apps in Classic.. But same rule, dont open anything in OS X that will access your midi interface while running a classic app that is also using it.. -- Chris Coccia http://www.monotrematamusic.com http://www.myspace.com/monotrematamusic http://www.descentrecords.com

> > The biggest problem with the current beta (for me) is that SoundDiver >> (SD) messes with open Logic songs and can transpose tracks down a >> semitone unexpectedly. I still use SD in OSX to load and also to edit >> sounds. I then close SD, and log out and log in again before opening >> Logic. This does affect workflow but you get used to it. >> > >Hey Colin, ok I understand youre opening SD first, doing your stuff then >closing it before opening Logic, etc.. Do you really have to logout and >back in doing it that way too?? I thought that was only in the event >that you opened the two at once but does it screw stuff up still using >them at different times like you do??? Hi Chris, I remember ages ago that unless I logged out, simply re-starting Logic didn't fix the transpose bug. I haven't tested this for a while though...... >FWIW - Soundiver 3.05 worked just fine in Classic as far as I could >tell. But once the update to OS X came out that allowed the OMS stuff to >somewhat work, they released the OS X beta a few days later and I >stopped working in Classic altogether.. You do need to boot into OS 9, >and setup your OMS environment beforehand though, at least I think this >was a crucial step.. Then once youre back in OS X you can run MIDI apps >in Classic.. But same rule, dont open anything in OS X that will access >your midi interface while running a classic app that is also using it.. For me this is not an option as I have a G5 which doesn't boot in OS9 - only in Classic (which I almost never use). What you say about MIDI apps is certainly important to note for those who may want to try...... Thanks and regards Colin

Where on earth did you find a useful driver for XP. For months I have scoured the web looking and have only found that every one of them I find says its for XP/2000 and just downloads a folder full of .dlls. No exe. If you could advise, I would be ever so grateful, and also will finally be able to take advantage of all my midi gear. My production has basically come to a hault with out that interface. Regards, Myk

I saw that there is an adaptation for the MKS-70 but I'm not sure if JX-8P is supported. Thanks.

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "whoispatinacreme" <patinacreme@...> wrote: > > ftp://ftp2.emagic.de/pub/sounddiver/SoundDiver_3.1_Beta2.dmg > Is this the most recent version? Are there any compatibility issues with Tiger? Thanks.

Trying Sounddiver 3.1 beta2 again to get this 03D adaptation working... (2 years after my last attempts) Ok, In the 03d window, I request a scene preset and it seems to works fine: the preset is there and editable. But when I transmit the preset back, my 03D complains "BULK:BYTE COUNT MISMATCH!" I did the same test using other softwares (Sysex Librarian and Logic Pro 7) and everything worked fine. I compared the sysex message transmited by Sounddiver OSX with the message transmited from Sounddiver OS9. The message transmited from Sounddiver OSX is 1 byte shorter. The missing byte seems to be the checksum byte. Any clues how I could fix the problem? Thank for any help! Felix

Hi All I'm looking for the Sounddiver Universal Module Programming Manual Any chance someone can help me find it? Thanks! Felix

Hi, I tested sounddiver on the rest of my setup and realised that there are other problems: Oberheim Matrix1000: sounddiver receives data but cannot send properly, the Matrix wont recognise any messages. Again it seems that one byte is missing: the checksum byte. Peavey PC-1600 is working good! (no checksum used in this adaptation...) Oberheim Microwave XT is also doing good. So my guess is that any bank manager Adaptation using a checksum will fail...

> Uhoh.....it only works with version 1.0..........:( can you help me > out > so I van use the editor with the latest version 2.0? Sorry for replying late. I just went to www.novationmusic.com and learned that the current version is 2.1.01. When I created that adaptation two years ago it was 1.0.09. If nothing else has changed in the Sysex implementation, only the version number in each Sysex string has to be altered. This is easily done. The version number is in positions 10 and 11 in every Sysex string. It has to be altered from $08/$09 to $11/$01 (for version 2.1.01). I'll do that and upload the adaptation to the files area. Let me know if it works. Am 07.05.2006 um 15:08 schrieb forums@logic-users.org: > back again with new Questions, I'm trying to use the SoundDiver but > without a manual....I have'nt got the foggiest notion what to do. > Just experimenting made me lose one of my sounds....:( > > You're K-Station File is accepted and recognized....but it > sometimes keeps asking 'bout K-Station.hlp file....what is this? > I never created a help file for the K-Station adaptation :-( If you feel eager you can create one yourself, for the benefit of other K-Station users (I don't own one). It's not that difficult. > Can you tell me where I can download a Manual? or can you tell me > the basic steps I need to take to dump all my sounds from the K- > Station into SoundDiver? A user's manual for SoundDiver is included with the public beta for Mac OSX. To dump your sounds into the computer: in the "K-Station" window, select all the sounds you want to dump (you can click into the title bar to select a whole bank), then click on the button with the tiny keyboard and the question mark in the upper left of the window. Or press Cmd/Ctrl-R, or choose "Edit/Request" from the main menu. Ingo

Am 13.05.2006 um 16:06 schrieb Ingo Debus: > The version number is in positions 10 and 11 in every Sysex > string. oops, the version number is in positions 9 and 10 (start counting with 0). Sorry for the confusion. Ingo

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the sounddiver-users group. File : /K-Station.zip Uploaded by : markdvc2002 <mark@logic-users.org> Description : K-Station adaptation, Updated version, contributed by Ingo Debus You can access this file at the URL: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sounddiver-users/files/K-Station.zip To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/files Regards, markdvc2002 <mark@logic-users.org>

On Samstag, 13. Mai 2006 03:56, forums@logic-users.org wrote: > I'm looking for the Sounddiver Universal Module Programming Manual > Any chance someone can help me find it? It is still there last I looked: ftp://ftp2.emagic.de/pub/sounddiver/Programming_Manual.pdf Achim. -- +<[Q+ Matrix-12 WAVE#46 Neuron microQkb Andromeda XTk sonic heaven]>+ Factory and User Sound Singles for Waldorf Q, microQ and rackAttack: http://Stromeko.Synth.net/Downloads.html#WaldorfSounds