Hi Tony, I use SoundDiver with my PC, mainly to edit and archive my sounds for my Rhodes Chroma, but I have used it with a Proteus 2000 and a Roland XP-50 that I sadly no longer own. I may help with some PC questions you may have. Best wishes, Paul --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "bill" <tonypartsguy@...> wrote: IF I HAVE ANY QUESTIONS( AND I'M SURE I WILL) ARE > THERE ANY PEOPLE OUT THERE USING PC'S AND SOUNDDIVER? > > TONY >

>IT SEEMS TO ME THAT THAT MOST POSTS AND QUESTIONS ARE GEARED TOWARD MAC >USERS. I RECENTLY BOUGHT A COPY OF SOUNDDIVER ON E-BAY WHICH I SOULD BE >RECEIVING ANY DAY. IF I HAVE ANY QUESTIONS( AND I'M SURE I WILL) ARE >THERE ANY PEOPLE OUT THERE USING PC'S AND SOUNDDIVER? >TONY Hi Tony, I am using a PC successfully with soundiver, in fact on Windows XP, with emagic interfaces sounddiver works pretty well, which is perhaps one reason why you don't see a lot of posts here. I also use it on my G4 running OS9, but spend more time in PC land at present as I've just upgraded to a AMD4800+ . Cheers Caleb

THANK YOU FOR QUICK RESPONCE. AS I MENTIONED IN MY EMAIL, THE PROGREAM HAS NOT GOT HERE YET. I SHOULD BE GETTING IT ON 9/25 OR 9/26. SOON AS I GET IT INSTALLED AND PLAY WITH IT AWHILE, I'M SURE I WILL HAVE SOME QUESTIONS. TONY paulhackettevans <paul@hackett-evans.fsnet.co.uk> wrote: Hi Tony, I use SoundDiver with my PC, mainly to edit and archive my sounds for my Rhodes Chroma, but I have used it with a Proteus 2000 and a Roland XP-50 that I sadly no longer own. I may help with some PC questions you may have. Best wishes, Paul --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "bill" <tonypartsguy@...> wrote: IF I HAVE ANY QUESTIONS( AND I'M SURE I WILL) ARE > THERE ANY PEOPLE OUT THERE USING PC'S AND SOUNDDIVER? > > TONY >

DOES ANYBODY HAVE A LIST OF KEYBOARDS SUPPORTED BY SOUNDDIVER? COULD IT BE E-MAILED TO ME. I AM SO ANXIOUS. I AM BIDDING ON A COUPLE MODULES ON EBY AND IT WOULD BE NICE TO KNOW IF THEY ARE COVERED. or IS THERE A WEBSITE ANYWHERE OUT THERE TO DOWNLOAD THE LIST. THANKS paulhackettevans <paul@hackett-evans.fsnet.co.uk> wrote: Hi Tony, I use SoundDiver with my PC, mainly to edit and archive my sounds for my Rhodes Chroma, but I have used it with a Proteus 2000 and a Roland XP-50 that I sadly no longer own. I may help with some PC questions you may have. Best wishes, Paul --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "bill" <tonypartsguy@...> wrote: IF I HAVE ANY QUESTIONS( AND I'M SURE I WILL) ARE > THERE ANY PEOPLE OUT THERE USING PC'S AND SOUNDDIVER? > > TONY

Hi There, I have several midi soundbanks for the Virus C - I'm using the Sounddiver Public Beta (for OSX)and I'm having trouble importing .mid soundbanks into Sounddiver - it says "format not recognized". How do I convert the .mid to .lib ? Thanks a lot!

>I'm now playing Roland D-550. >Using SysEx, it would be possible to edit deeper parameters of >reverbs. >But the manual doesn't clarify the details. > >Please tell me if you know anything about D-50 reverb SysEx. >Then I'll make an adaptation for SoundDiver. I use the existing D550 adaption. I can edit Reverb type and reverb balance - are you thinking of adding more detail? Is it even possible...? Regards - Colin PS - I will send you the D-550 manual in a private e-mail (sysex info at the end.....)

Hi, I use a copy of V3 on my PC too. Best you get all updates, install it from the CD if its not the last version you should do the following steps first (I highly recomment this, as you will get in functional troubles without V 3.0.5.4. installed on XP SP2) - install update to V 3.0.4 and than overwrite the prog../emagic/sounddiver directory with the last version V 3.0.5.4 files - than it should work with near every MIDI interface (except behringer BCA2000 stuff that would not work at all). I use it with my EDIROL UM-880, and it worked fine - till windows did not longer recognize its MIDI ports - typical MS shit. A list of supported synths is on the original CD - a PDF file with 8MB size, so I could not post it here. Good luck with your Diver, Markus. p.s.: another tip, never answer search for or something like this to a box opened by SoundDiver at startup, best you try skip or try later (dont know their names in english), in most cases the other way will take you to a "simulated HW" mode, and you get no working connection to your synths.

Hello- Soundiver 3.0 (Mac OS 9) does not play nicely with my CZ-101. It successfully requests data, and with some coaxing, I was also able to switch tones around within the internal memory bank. I was not, however, able to open (via the import command) sysex banks in the CZ- 101 device window. I was forced to open them in "general sysex," but I was unable to then transmit from general sysex to my CZ synth. I have searched the archived messages and I understand the idea of the workaround, but I simply cannot transmit from general sysex to the 101. Is there an updated Casio module? Should I hunt down an update for Soundiver somewhere? Am I missing something obvious? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. -Ron

I just read in the previous digest that 3.0.5.4 is the only trusted version for XP. Well, after having significant comms problems with mine, I thought I'd check which version I had on my XP box which is having all sorts of issues when running over MidiOverLan. It transmits, but wont receive..... Anyway, it is version 3.0.4.0 ... so I don't know where to find the more recent version. Any ideas!? Best Regards, Matt Audio - Music - Post Production Web: mattrixx.net - Australia 0416 97 883 Snail Mail: PO Box 10395, Adelaide, South Australia. 5000 iCHATav: mattrixx@mac.com Email: matt@mattrixx.net 

Please ignore my previous post. I have got the latest version... but in the continuing saga of trying to get my PC to receive data via MidiOverLanCP from my Mac..... err... welll.... it still doesn't work. I can transmit no problem and I have edited the ini file so that all my ports are set to "7" in the registry thingy. Any ever tried this? Got it to work? Best Regards, Matt Audio - Music - Post Production Web: mattrixx.net - Australia 0416 97 883 Snail Mail: PO Box 10395, Adelaide, South Australia. 5000 iCHATav: mattrixx@mac.com Email: matt@mattrixx.net 

Does anyone remember, without me having to go through the pain, whether Beta 1 excluded the transpose bug? I am not game enough to try again! Best Regards, Matt Audio - Music - Post Production Web: mattrixx.net - Australia 0416 97 883 Snail Mail: PO Box 10395, Adelaide, South Australia. 5000 iCHATav: mattrixx@mac.com Email: matt@mattrixx.net 

Matt McKenzie-Smith wrote: > Does anyone remember, without me having to go through the pain, > whether Beta 1 excluded the transpose bug? > I am not game enough to try again! > Best Regards, > Matt > Beta 1 also required a timed serial# that has long since expired and I doubt Apple will give you another one.. -- Chris http://www.monotrematamusic.com http://www.myspace.com/monotremata http://www.descentrecords.com

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "caveprecise" <caveprecise@...> wrote: > > Hello- > > Soundiver 3.0 (Mac OS 9) does not play nicely with my CZ-101. It > successfully requests data, and with some coaxing, I was also able to > switch tones around within the internal memory bank. I was not, > however, able to open (via the import command) sysex banks in the CZ- > 101 device window. I was forced to open them in "general sysex," but I > was unable to then transmit from general sysex to my CZ synth. > > I have searched the archived messages and I understand the idea of the > workaround, but I simply cannot transmit from general sysex to the > 101. Is there an updated Casio module? Should I hunt down an update > for Soundiver somewhere? Am I missing something obvious? > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > -Ron > After hunting down updates and bringing myself current to 3.0.5.2, I am now able to transmit from general sysex to the CZ-101. And with the workaround I will be able to slowly put together what I need. Thanks.

I am soooo close to getting this working with XP via my G5 using Midipipe and MidiOverLanCP. I can edit the midi boxes and transmit files.... I just can't get info to Diver. The midi monitor in both machines (Mac and PC) light up as if the handshake is taking place, but Diver in windows just hangs with the retry/abort message. Best Regards, Matt Audio - Music - Post Production Web: mattrixx.net - Australia 0416 97 883 Snail Mail: PO Box 10395, Adelaide, South Australia. 5000 iCHATav: mattrixx@mac.com Email: matt@mattrixx.net 

Is anyone using sounddiver with m-audio's axiom 49 and logic pro? i am looking for templates so i can control my plugins and mixer from the axiom. thanks.

> On 14/09/2006, at 4:48 AM, Bart De Mylle wrote: > > > XS-key > > > > I used Logic Audio 5 on my Mac without any problem. > > When changing to OSX10.3 the XS-key was not recognized > > any longer. > > This forced me to buy Logic Express. > > > > > > So am I right to fear that SoundDiver won't recognize > > my XS-key neither? > > I'm now working with OSX 10.4.7 --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Paul Najar <yahoo@...> wrote: > > That could be because you didn't install the XS key system extension > perhaps??? > I migrated from 10.2 to 10.4. Normally all extensions should still be there. Where should I find this XS key system extension?

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--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Colin Shapiro <musos@...> wrote: > >Please tell me if you know anything about D-50 reverb SysEx. > >Then I'll make an adaptation for SoundDiver. > > I use the existing D550 adaption. > I can edit Reverb type and reverb balance - are you thinking of > adding more detail? Is it even possible...? Thank you very much, Colin. I'd like to send the reply to the list again. Yes, I want to edit more detail. According to the manual, D-50 has 188 bytes of paramter for the reverb. If we can know what these bytes mean, we would be able to control deeper parameters - reverb type, reverb time, high dump, etc.

Hi, I'd like to ask you about how to save Roland D-550's patches into SoundDiver. When I send patches from D-550 to SoundDiver, using the one-way dump, pushing the buttons on D-550, SoundDiver does not receive the patches. When I use SoundDiver's request function, D-550 displays "Checksum error" and the patches won't load. Please tell me any information. Thanks in advance. Best, Sealed

>I'd like to ask you about how to save Roland D-550's patches into >SoundDiver. > >When I send patches from D-550 to SoundDiver, using the one-way dump, >pushing the buttons on D-550, SoundDiver does not receive the >patches. > >When I use SoundDiver's request function, D-550 displays "Checksum >error" and the patches won't load. > >Please tell me any information. It works here, so here are my settings: On the D-550, hit the <MIDI> button, hit the >> key to get to the MIDI-3 page and make sure that <Exclu> is ON. On the MIDI-1 page I have <MIDICH> set to 01 and <CONTROL> set to G.CH In SoundDiver, I have the Device ID set to 1 Select a patch or several patches and hit the Request button in the Device window. Hope this helps... Colin

Hi group I've had sounddiver for years, (Mac2.1) and have decided to ditch useing my Mac OS 9 computer in my system, as it is never turned on any more, I found a buyer for sounddiver but he is PC only and I only have the Mac version, I wrote to Emagic.de and it looks like I won't get any help there. Dose anybody know of a way I could get a PC copy. My copy of course is Legit but with no support for the software any more I don't know if there is anyway to solve this problem, We probably can't even change the regestration any more. see below the response emagic sent back I am not surprised at all by there responce nor am i angry ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________ Email and Telephone Support for Emagic branded products is no longer available. If you have Logic Pro 7 or later, and require a replacement XSKey, you may contact Apple with your request at www.apple.com/support/logic. Please note that it does not matter whether you are running Logic Pro 7 with a blue or white XSKey to be eligible for support. If you have Logic version 5 or 6, please send your request via email to support@emagic.de. Replacement XSKeys for Emagic Logic versions 5 and 6 (blue Emagic XSKeys) will be available for purchase only until January 1, 2006. After such time, customers may purchase the then current version of Apple Logic Pro, which will include an XSKey that is compatible with Emagic Logic versions 5 and 6, including all Emagic plug-ins. http://www.apple.com/support/emagic/ or http://www.apple.com/contact/phone_contacts.html on Dienstag, 10. Oktober 2006 at 17:25 Uhr +0000 wrote: > >Dear Emagic, > >I have recently sold my copy of Sounddiver (MAC 2.1) to a guy in Italy >for 30 euro's and he needs a PC version, I know this software is >discontinued and is no longer supported, but I wanted to know if there is >any way to sort out this problem. Can the regestration be transferred ? > >any advice would be helpful > >regards > >Jamie Macpherson > >p.s. how is Logic 8 going ? >

> > >Please tell me if you know anything about D-50 reverb SysEx. > > >Then I'll make an adaptation for SoundDiver. > > > > I use the existing D550 adaption. > > I can edit Reverb type and reverb balance - are you thinking of > > adding more detail? Is it even possible...? > > Thank you very much, Colin. I'd like to send the reply to the list > again. > Yes, I want to edit more detail. According to the manual, D-50 has > 188 bytes of paramter for the reverb. If we can know what these bytes > mean, we would be able to control deeper parameters - reverb type, > reverb time, high dump, etc. > AFAIK the reverb parameters in the D550/D50 were never publicly documented by Roland. Dr T had an editor that made it possible to (blindly) adjust them all. I used that editor extensively until I understood touching a single parameter did nothing intelligible. A comment I read some years later from someone involved in its development (Eric Persing?) taught us that the reverb programming nearly cost the guy who did it his job, but serendipitously the result was astounding (for the time), and he was instead lauded for his efforts, though nobody understood really what he had created, and also suggested that whole groups of these "parameters" were required to get anything audible to happen. So if I recall correctly, Dr T learned how to access them all, and I think it was page after page of sliders, none of them marked, since noone knew what any one slider did. So, get yourself an Atari 1040 (at least) or perhaps an emulator and hunt down that Dr T editor, and you'll be all set, so to speak. Or just turn the reverb off and use Space Designer... exdc

Hello everyone, I'm new to the group. I have SoundDiver 3.0, and thanks to this group have been able to track down the updates to 3.052. I also have a Roland SRV-330 Dimensional Space Reverb which is listed as one of the units supported for editing with SoundDiver. The program recognizes the SRV-330, and will request the patches, however that seems to be the limit of what I can do. SoundDiver will not edit the patches, nor will it use any of the other potential editing features such as re-routing the patch numbers. Does anyone know why this is? Have I missed something? Thanks, Craig

It is now October 2006 and MOTU still has not fixed this problem. The MOTU MTP AV and probably their other MIDI routers can not be used with a MIDI editor/librarian. I have the MOTU MIDI TIMEPIECE MTP AV paraellel ROM 1.2.0 and it will not work with any of the MIDI ediotrs and librarians on the market. It still works fine for routing keyboard keys/aftertouch but thats about it. MIDI QUEST XL, SOUNDDIVER, ROLAND XV editor/librarian all can not pass SYSEX through the MTP AV.

Message posted by Shin Lee <shinklee@yahoo.com>: >It is now October 2006 and MOTU still has not fixed this problem.The >MOTU MTP AV and probably their other MIDI routers can not be used with >a MIDI editor/librarian. I have the MOTU MIDI TIMEPIECE MTP AV >paraellel ROM 1.2.0 and it will not work with any of the MIDI ediotrs >and librarians on the market.It still works fine for routing keyboard >keys/aftertouch but thats about it. MIDI QUEST XL, SOUNDDIVER, ROLAND >XV editor/librarian all can not pass SYSEX through the MTP AV. I have a MOTU MTPII and SoundDiver works fine with my Roland Vintage Synth Module and my E-MU Pro/Cussion.