For some reason in the the Mac OS X Beta, the icon for the Roland SH-32 module comes up as a Korg WaveStation SR. I can't seem to find a graphics file within the SH-32 adaptation (in the SoundDiver.app bundle) or any other source for instrument graphics, for that matter. Does anyone know where I should be looking to find all of the PNG graphics for the instrument icons? Any help would be much appreciated.

hate to say this but I use the same adaptations and it all works for me, but I do try and keep things simple. I have found that inbetween opening and closing programs and things, some of my connected MIDI gear crash. The ESQ1 very often goes into MIDI overload when messing with Sound Diver. The SD-1 seems to be OK but I usually disconnect the MIDI feeds to my gear before opening/closing Sound Diver. I then access each keyboard from the "setup" menu on startup manually. regards Dave --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "j_sepeta" <J_Sepeta@...> wrote: > > Just had SD crash while attempting to add an SQ80/ESQ1/ESQM adaption. > The ESQM adaption I'd been using was a little flaky as well. > Anyone know the difference between these two adaptions? >

Hi, I'm using Sounddiver in Windows XP with a Kurzweil K2661. A few things, like Setups, don't work quite completely. Does anyone have a solution for this? Thanks! Buddy

Hey all,, looking for an adaptation for the Pod XT Live. Still one of those nerds on PC. Can anyone help? thanks...

Hi, I have a Windows ME machine I'm in the midst of migrating to Windows XP, I'll skip the story as to why finally...anyway, basically I have 2 partitions, one for ME and one for XP, on the machine. I (apparently foolishly) uninstalled SD from ME, with the authorization disk in my floppy drive, but it never made reference to whether it needed or updated that. I went over to XP, and installed my SD 2.1, and when I went to run it, it didn't ask to even check the authorization disk, it just comes up with a popup box with some strange characters that I can't even replicate and under that "Result Code = -1" with the options proceed/quit. If I proceed, I get another popup just saying "Result Code = -1" and if I proceed again, I get the message SoundDiver has encountered a problem and needs to close. etc. If I click for more info, it indicates: AppName: sounddiver.exe AppVer 2.1.1.0 ModName: unknown ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 00000000 A longer dump is available if anyone is interested. Obviously, Apple doesn't support the old PC products. Any ideas? I am running the program in Windows 95 compatibility mode, I should note, and also tried Windows 98/ME compatibility mode. I realize it may not run under XP at all...and I'm open to any other suggestions as to how to leverage my old SD library of sounds going forward (replacement programs for the PC, whatever). Thanks much.

Howdy Players, I am running SD with Win XP and MOTU 128 midi express. I can get it to work on all ports, but sometimes when I start SD and it does find the devices on the multi-ports [i.e. because they are turned off], it decides on its own to start kill each one in a no-choice diaglue box [gives you a message but no option not to do what it wants to kill]. The next time I start SD and redo my setup [add each device back], when I go to assign the port number it shuts down fatally. What to do? What to do? Last time my only way to recover from this was to uninstall and re-install all of SD. Any survivors out there know how to escape from this nasty scenario? Keep On Playin Mookie

I'm on the hunt for a JP8080 ada that will work 100% with this synth. The one that I do have is the one supplied with the OSX beta, but as many may know it has serious short comings. Its unable to see the entire memory of a JP8080, including the patches on a memory card, and its biggest short fall is its unable to let you edit the JP8080 patches. Does any have a new JP8080 SD ada that works 100%?

Hi, pardon my self-bump, but any ideas? Or any resources I can consult beyond this group that you'd suggest? Thanks much. ----- Original Message ----- From: "zornwil" <wilson.zorn@asterick.com> To: <sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 7:40 PM Subject: [SoundDiver] Trying to bring back Sounddiver on PC, help, please! > Hi, I have a Windows ME machine I'm in the midst of migrating to > Windows XP, I'll skip the story as to why finally...anyway, basically > I have 2 partitions, one for ME and one for XP, on the machine. I > (apparently foolishly) uninstalled SD from ME, with the authorization > disk in my floppy drive, but it never made reference to whether it > needed or updated that. I went over to XP, and installed my SD 2.1, > and when I went to run it, it didn't ask to even check the > authorization disk, it just comes up with a popup box with some > strange characters that I can't even replicate and under that "Result > Code = -1" with the options proceed/quit. If I proceed, I get > another popup just saying "Result Code = -1" and if I proceed again, > I get the message SoundDiver has encountered a problem and needs to > close. etc. If I click for more info, it indicates: > > AppName: sounddiver.exe AppVer 2.1.1.0 ModName: unknown > ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 00000000 > > A longer dump is available if anyone is interested. > > Obviously, Apple doesn't support the old PC products. Any ideas? I > am running the program in Windows 95 compatibility mode, I should > note, and also tried Windows 98/ME compatibility mode. I realize it > may not run under XP at all...and I'm open to any other suggestions > as to how to leverage my old SD library of sounds going forward > (replacement programs for the PC, whatever). Thanks much. > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > SoundDiver Users Group - new forums! http://logic-users.org/forums/SD > - To UNSUBSCRIBE: email sounddiver-users-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > - Search the entire archive: http://logic-users.org/forums/SD/search > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >

On Jan 31, 2007, at 9:38 AM, johnplaiduk wrote: > I'm on the hunt for a JP8080 ada that will work 100% with this > synth. The one that I do have is > the one supplied with the OSX beta, but as many may know it has > serious short comings. Its > unable to see the entire memory of a JP8080, including the patches > on a memory card, and > its biggest short fall is its unable to let you edit the JP8080 > patches. Ok, sure, it can't edit the JP-8080 patches. But... perhaps you've noticed that the JP-8080 has all sorts of sliders and knobs on it, and that these are generally what one needs to edit the synth? Why on earth would you want to edit patches in software instead of on the JP itself? Just wondering. --- Mibrilane

On Wed, 31 Jan 2007 17:43:24 -0700 Mibrilane <mibrilane@cox.net> wrote: > On Jan 31, 2007, at 9:38 AM, johnplaiduk wrote: > > Ok, sure, it can't edit the JP-8080 patches. But... perhaps you've > noticed that the JP-8080 has all sorts of sliders and knobs on it, > and that these are generally what one needs to edit the synth? > > Why on earth would you want to edit patches in software instead of on > the JP itself? Just wondering. Um, to have an overview of what an existing patch is made of...? Even if you start a patch from scratch - in layer mode you have to switch back an forth between both parts, und thus the physical slider positions are always wrong. IMHO, a visual representation is very useful even for synths with knobs. Christian

darn shame you didn't upgrade to version 3 when you could. i've had to do a couple of pc rebuilds recently, and sounddiver 3 has loaded and authorized fine from cd. but the disc is non-duplicatable, so i can't offer you a physical medium fix.

('d be willing to try out your triton rack environment - gimme gimme :-) many thanks. jsepeta AT gmail DOT com

That disc is worth gold nowadays. > Message posted by jeff Sepeta <jsepeta@...>: > ...but the disc is non-duplicatable, so i can't offer you a physical > medium fix.

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Mibrilane <mibrilane@...> wrote: > Why on earth would you want to edit patches in software instead of on > the JP itself? Just wondering. My JP8080 is in a rack which, because of tight space, has to be on the other side of my studio. As I dont have arms which are about 8 foot long and I dont want to be getting up and walking over the room every time I want to make a patch edit, using Sounddiver to edit the JP8080 patches is an ideal solution. > Ok, sure, it can't edit the JP-8080 patches. But... perhaps you've > noticed that the JP-8080 has all sorts of sliders and knobs on it, > and that these are generally what one needs to edit the synth? Does that answer your patronizing reply?

Well said! --- johnplaiduk <johnplaiduk@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > Does that answer your patronizing reply? ____________________________________________________________________________ ________ Get your own web address. Have a HUGE year through Yahoo! Small Business. http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/?p¾STDEAL

Seconded! Will > Well said! > > --- johnplaiduk <johnplaiduk@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: >> Does that answer your patronizing reply?

so does this mean that i can use the existing virus b adaption to work with my virus classic? --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Chris DeStefano <cdestefano@...> wrote: > > I've been using SD with the Virus b (4.0os) for a while now with no > problems. As a matter of fact, it's enabled me to utilize my virus in > ways I would have NEVER before. It's really cool. And the interface > is sweet. > > -best, > chris on the list > > > On Friday, September 12, 2003, at 10:08 AM, peter wrote: > > > hi im about to buy a virus rack but it seems like SD dosent support the > > new(4.0) os.. > > does SD for the older os work fine?? > > best > > peter > > >

i thought that the ks-4 an k-station were similar, but what are their differences? just the 4 part multitimbrality? --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Ingo Debus <debus@...> wrote: > > > Am Donnerstag, 19.02.04 um 18:45 Uhr schrieb j_sepeta: > > > I just bought a Novation KS-4 last night. Anyone know if it will load > > patches from the k-station? > > Don't know. > > > Any hope for SoundDiver support? > > > I made an adaptation for the K-Station. You can download it from the > files area of this yahoogroup. > > Ingo >

Tnx assi and groba i finally managed to install a full 305 Sdiver on the ibook os 9.2.1 (i had the 3.0 CD !) now next problem : aren't the LIB files platform compatible ? i can not read any of my PC lib files in the MAC ! even if i try to stuff-them before moving they always keep on the MAC a PC "personality" any way to do it ? or not possible (argh !) > Don't you dare to buy a notebook which runs windows now you've got a mac! ;-) i am 10 sec away from launching the ibook on Mars .. lol :-)) i could never ever understand this mac fascination ! Regards --------------------------------------------------Env1-----Env2--Env3------- ---- Andrea.TONI@rssd.esa.int Vco1 | | Solar System Missions Sci-SM Vco2-->--Vcf-->Vca-->Ducati996 www.rssd.esa.int Vco3 / | | / --------------------------------------------------Lfo1-----Lfo2--Lfo3------- ----

Hello Andrea, On Freitag, 2. Februar 2007 12:15, Andrea TONI wrote: > Tnx assi and groba you're welcome. > now next problem : aren't the LIB files platform compatible ? They should be. > i can not read any of my PC lib files in the MAC ! You probybly need to set Filetype/Creator. Somewhere should be a tool that can copy this information from a library created on Mac to one created on PC. Sorry, I've never had a Mac, so this is all from hearsay. Achim. -- +<[Q+ Matrix-12 WAVE#46 Neuron microQkb Andromeda XTk sonic heaven]>+ DIY Stuff: http://Synth.Stromeko.net/DIY.html

>i finally managed to install a full 305 Sdiver on the ibook os 9.2.1 >(i had the 3.0 CD !) > >now next problem : aren't the LIB files platform compatible ? >i can not read any of my PC lib files in the MAC ! >even if i try to stuff-them before moving >they always keep on the MAC a PC "personality" Try this if you also have OSX on the iBook: First make a safety copy of these lib files. Now, select one of them and Get Info on the file - select the file, then go up to the menu bar, to <File> menu and choose <Get Info> Halfway down the info window, you'll see <Open with: > which has a little triangle at the left. If necessary, click the triangle to expand this section. There's a pop-up menu just below which probably says <other> - click and hold on this. You should get a selection of apps including SoundDiver - which you must choose. The icon of the file should now change to the SoundDiver icon. You should now be able to open the lib in SD. If this works, then change all your files to this filetype. You can do it quickly by clicking on the <Change All> button in the Get info window. If you only have OS9, there is a small app called filetyper which you can use to perform this same function. Here: http://dazuma.freeshell.org/filetyper/download.html >i am 10 sec away from launching the ibook on Mars .. lol :-)) >i could never ever understand this mac fascination ! I've always used Macs and could never see any attraction for PC's! ;-) I think it's simply a case of liking what we are used to. (**NO** intention of starting a platform war....) Hope this helps Colin

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "rukula_04" <re-actio@...> wrote: > > Hi there, > > I must say I don´t really understand what I have to do to make an > adaption. I want to use my Yamaha RS7000 and my Alesis Micron with SD > on PC. Maybe someone here who did create some adaptions and give some > tips and tricks for a startup or maybe something like a workshop? Would > be that kind of cool. > Which other software is good enough like SD or better? Please let me > know. > > THx and hav a nice time... > > ;-)= > micha > MidiQuest XL allows you to create your own templates, as they call them. It's actually better than Sdiver in that respect. It's much more flexible and the controls can be manipulated using built in macros. The documentation isn't that great but you can email them for advice and they will respond in a timely manner.

On Feb 5, 2007, at 8:34 PM, yampersand wrote: --- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "rukula_04" <re-actio@...> wrote: Which other software is good enough like SD or better? Please let me know. MidiQuest XL allows you to create your own templates, as they call them. It's actually better than Sdiver in that respect. It's much more flexible and the controls can be manipulated using built in macros. The documentation isn't that great but you can email them for advice and they will respond in a timely manner. I've been subscribed to this newsgroup for quite a while now, and I feel like it's time to give up the dream that SoundDiver will ever be available for OS X with tech support and without needing an XS Key... ...so, does MIDI Quest (9 or XL) do the job if all I want to do is to be able to, say, tweak my Classic Keys or other random modules for performance purposes? Is it worth the price? -- wb ----------------------|---------------------- Warren Bloom | Invisible Men musical director/bass | www.invisible-men.com ----------------------|----------------------

Hello, I´ve been searching for an adaptation for my Technics WSA1. There is a adaptation in my SD but this is not finished. Have anyone a file that works with all funktions of the WSA1? Regards Janosch

Yet another SD OSX searching everywhere for it. I'm currently assessing whether or not it's worth my time to try to create an editor for the Roland V-Bass. Any helpful information gratefully received (including "it can't be done" :D)