Ok, another question. Becuase I cannot find my V3 for whatever reason I want to at least get my AMT8 configured. How do I or how should I install the latest version for my AMT8? Is it a combination of floppies and CD's again? This is driving me nuts. Thanks, RDP http://www.live.com/getstarted.aspx

Anyone remember if there was a version of UnitorControl for PC? Try searching Apple's FTP site. Best, Andy On Oct 15, 2007, at 6:51 AM, Microcode List wrote: > Ok, another question. Becuase I cannot find my V3 for whatever > reason I want to at least get my AMT8 configured. How do I or how > should I install the latest version for my AMT8? Is it a > combination of floppies and CD's again? This is driving me nuts. > > Thanks, > RDP

On Oct 15, 2007, at 7:06 AM, I wrote: > Anyone remember if there was a version of UnitorControl for PC? Try > searching Apple's FTP site. ...Or if you don't fine one try configuring it with V. 2.x.x... Best, Andy

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Microcode List <listmicrocode@...> wrote: > > Thanks Chris and Andy, that answers my question! > > It's been so long I thought I might have found everything, guess I need to look again. > > RDP > > > > http://imagine-msn.com/messenger/launch80/default.aspx?locale=en-us&sour ce=wlmailtagline > > > Good luck with the search. It all fails I have V3 and Manual for sale. Gil DesignNotes

This site has a simple software application for configuring AMT8s and Unitors :- http://www.hermannseib.com/english/miditrix.htm Might be for PC only though (contact the author?) Will > Ok, another question. Becuase I cannot find my V3 for whatever reason I want > to at least get my AMT8 configured. How do I or how should I install the > latest version for my AMT8? Is it a combination of floppies and CD's again? > This is driving me nuts. > > Thanks, > RDP

Thanks for the tip! However I did find the gold mine... ftp://ftp.apple.com/emagic/ Now, for another question (starting a new thread...) Thanks all! RDP http://imagine-msn.com/messenger/launch80/default.aspx?locale=en-us&sour ce=wlmailtagline

I finally got my KORG Triton-Rack. So far, I like its sound quality. But editing it with SoundDiver takes time - one knob movement takes several seconds. Is there any way to improve this? Thanks in advance. Best, Sealed

Hello everybody! Maybe someone can help with two things.. A first one is very simple: user manual for SoundDiver 3- I need it and I can't find any download link. And a second one is adaptation for Yamaha RY-30 drum programmer. I have an editor for voices, but FULL adaptation is much better. Thanks.

genatenzor wrote: > Hello everybody! > Maybe someone can help with two things.. > A first one is very simple: user manual for SoundDiver 3- I need it and > I can't find any download link. > Thats because there isnt one. If you purchased Sound Diver you should have the real manual that came with it. -- Chris http://www.monotrematamusic.com http://www.myspace.com/monotremata http://www.descentrecords.com

Am 07.11.2007 um 16:27 schrieb Chris Coccia: >> A first one is very simple: user manual for SoundDiver 3- I need >> it and >> I can't find any download link. >> > > Thats because there isnt one. If you purchased Sound Diver you should > have the real manual that came with it. Hm, I think the free public beta included a manual as PDF. Ingo

--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, "genatenzor" <genatenzor@...> wrote: > > Hello everybody! > Maybe someone can help with two things.. > A first one is very simple: user manual for SoundDiver 3- I need it and > I can't find any download link. > > And a second one is adaptation for Yamaha RY-30 drum programmer. > I have an editor for voices, but FULL adaptation is much better. > Thanks. > Hi, I have the full Monty - V3.0 Manual and instalation CD's PC and Mac (originals, not copies) for sale. At 464 pages long its a beast. Regards, Gil gil@designnotes.co.uk

hello i'm mario from italy i'd like to know if somebody knows the method to create personal patches for the roland gr50 with sounddiver.. i only can get sysex from gr .. but i can't send.. gr say checksum error..on the display . i use win xp professional sp2 and standard midi/usb midi interface! tnx for your support bye mario!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi all, a question for the mac techies. I've had a Roland XP-30 I bought new years ago. The included disc contained the XP/JV version of SoundDiver and although the original disk version 2 would never work I used the version 3 update that was available from win98 right up to the present with winXP. It's had a few quirks but overall it's served me well for editing the keyboard for many years now, under windows. Recently I picked up a Mac powerbook G3 Lombard 333mhz laptop running OS9. Actually I bought the computer to setup a MOTU MTP II unit I had and though it's a loooooong story I finally got that rig to work with a Keyspan USA-28X USB to serial interface. The "X" denotes that the interface has "external clock", an additional signal that is required for midi. Now, the other night I thought to myself I should hook up the keyboard to the powerbook computer and see how the 'ole SoundDiver program looks on the mac. I couldn't get it to work. Today I downloaded the version 3 update for OS9 but yet the SoundDiver program can't find or communicate with the keyboard either through the MTP II or connected directly via a serial cable. I've tried different configs but just can't seem to get it. Anyone able to offer some advice here would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading.

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Hi Greg I may be wrong - haven't worked for a long time under MacOS 9.2 - but have you installed OMS (latest version 2.3.8) and gave it a try? To download under e.g. http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Audio/Open-Music-System-OMS.shtml Greets groba

>Hi Greg >I may be wrong - haven't worked for a long time under MacOS 9.2 - but >have you installed >OMS (latest version 2.3.8) and gave it a try? >To download under e.g. >http://mac.softpedi a.com/get/ Audio/Open- Music-System- OMS.shtml >Greets >groba Hi Groba, I'd actually gotten it to work and did some editing on my XP-30 however it was a real struggle between OMS and FreeMIDI, they both want control of the "system". What would be really nice now would be to have a method of switching between the two as I'm not even sure I could do it again! I have to switch because the MOTU midi interfaces require FreeMIDI while the SoundDiver program requires OMS.

Hi Greg I never worked with FreeMIDI, so I am not familiar with it. I don't know the MIDI Time Piece interfaces neither. At least there is a OMS driver for the MIDI Time Piece (maybe only for version I ???) usually under System Folder/OMS Folder/. Is this driver present? When yes - give it a try and deinstall FreeMIDI for a change. Greets groba

hi everyone. ive been using sounddiver and logic for years and think im going to buy a mac pro today or tomorrow. but before i pick everyones brain with some questions about this, i wanted to introduce myself. some of you may recognize me for my vintage synthesizer dealing- if not, take a peek at 123synthland dot com if youre curious. or, you may have noticed my gloved vintage synth demonstrations on youtube (user 123synthland). or not... anyway, now that ive introduced myself, its time for the next message! thanks mini

hi guys. ive been getting some advice on this over on vintage synth explorer but I'd like some more opinions. im planning on buying 1 of these immediately: Mac Pro 4-Core (2 Dual-Core 2.0GHZ Intel Xeon) 2GB/250/7300GT/SD Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard or this: Mac Pro 4-Core (2 Dual-Core 2.66GHZ Intel Xeon) 1GB/250/7300GT/SD Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard but first i want to be sure im going to be able to run sounddiver on it along with logic 8. im using a ton of hardware synths so i really need sounddiver. im a registered logic and sounddiver user but havent upgraded in a loooong time. the dongle ive got pre-dates usb (!). so, id like to know the following: 1. can i successfully run SD on Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard using Rosetta? 2. what problems have you guys encountered / what might I expect? 3. can I use the beta freeware without anything or do I need some kind of dongle / authorization? i periodically reauthorize from CD, not sure which version offhand. 4. anything else i need to know? the VSE thread is here in case anyones interested: http://www.vintagesynth.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t3991&postdays=0&po storder=asc&start=0 thanks a ton for the help mini

Hi, On Friday, December 28, 2007, at 10:40 AM, "mm123 ah" <mm123ah@hotmail.com> wrote: > Mac Pro 4-Core > (2 Dual-Core 2.66GHZ Intel Xeon) > 1GB/250/7300GT/SD > Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard This is what I have. You really need to put at least 2 more GB of RAM into it or you'll be experiencing all kinds of weirdness running Logic. Also I would recommend downgrading to 10.4.11 (if ROM allows you to do that) or disabling Spotlight out of the box. > > but first i want to be sure im going to be able to run sounddiver on it along > with logic 8. im using a ton of hardware synths so i really need sounddiver. Depends on what you mean by "using it along with Logic"... If you mean the Autolink mode (or whatever it was called in OS 9), then no, this feature is no longer available in OS X. If you just want to use SD with your hardware synths, then the answer is "maybe", as SD OS X was dropped in so called "public beta" version, so some adaptations work and some don't. > > im a registered logic and sounddiver user but havent upgraded in a loooong > time. the dongle ive got pre-dates usb (!). Then just forget it -- it requires XSKey (no authorization needed, you just have to insert it in order for SD to launch). The only alternative I can think of is to run it under Windows using your disk authorization as you did in OS 9 days (not sure if it will run under Vista though). Best, Andy

-------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Andy Hardwake <andyhardwake@mac.com> > Hi, > > On Friday, December 28, 2007, at 10:40 AM, "mm123 ah" <mm123ah@hotmail.com> > wrote: > > > Mac Pro 4-Core > > (2 Dual-Core 2.66GHZ Intel Xeon) > > 1GB/250/7300GT/SD > > Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard > > This is what I have. You really need to put at least 2 more GB of RAM into > it or you'll be experiencing all kinds of weirdness running Logic. Also I > would recommend downgrading to 10.4.11 (if ROM allows you to do that) or > disabling Spotlight out of the box. > > > > but first i want to be sure im going to be able to run sounddiver on it along > > with logic 8. im using a ton of hardware synths so i really need sounddiver. > > Depends on what you mean by "using it along with Logic"... If you mean the > Autolink mode (or whatever it was called in OS 9), then no, this feature is > no longer available in OS X. If you just want to use SD with your hardware > synths, then the answer is "maybe", as SD OS X was dropped in so called > "public beta" version, so some adaptations work and some don't. > > > > im a registered logic and sounddiver user but havent upgraded in a loooong > > time. the dongle ive got pre-dates usb (!). > > Then just forget it -- it requires XSKey (no authorization needed, you just > have to insert it in order for SD to launch). The only alternative I can > think of is to run it under Windows using your disk authorization as you did > in OS 9 days (not sure if it will run under Vista though). > > Best, > > Andy As far as the dongle, I'd suspect that lots of upgraders to Logic 8 don't use Sounddiver. Perhaps you can advertise to buy one cheap? (logic 8 no longer requires the dongle)

> As far as the dongle, I'd suspect that lots of upgraders to Logic 8 don't use Sounddiver. Perhaps you can advertise to buy one cheap? (logic 8 no longer requires the dongle) Bear in mind, anyone upgrading from Logic 5,6 or 7 to Logic 8 needs to keep their XSKey any time they may need to reinstall logi 8, or revert back to 5, 6 or 7, or use the sounddiver public beta .... kind regards Mark Cahill

great point there! so who wants to sell me their now useless dongle? :) though on my old mac, ive got the pre usb dongle and have to occasionally reauthorize using the original software CD. is it 100% definite that i need the dongle to use SD on a new mac or will the original program CD do?? thanks mini As far as the dongle, I'd suspect that lots of upgraders to Logic 8 don't use Sounddiver. Perhaps you can advertise to buy one cheap? (logic 8 no longer requires the dongle)

To: sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.comFrom: mark@logic-users.orgDate: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 20:48:56 +0000Subject: Re: [SoundDiver] Sounddiver on a New Mac? > As far as the dongle, I'd suspect that lots of upgraders to Logic 8 >don't use Sounddiver. Perhaps you can advertise to buy one cheap? >(logic 8 no longer requires the dongle)Bear in mind, anyone upgrading >from Logic 5,6 or 7 to Logic 8 needs to keep their XSKey any time they >may need to reinstall logi 8, or revert back to 5, 6 or 7, or use the >sounddiver public beta .... kind regards Mark Cahill are you sure about this? i heard logic 8 would require no dongle at all, so it doesnt sound to me like anyone needing to reinstall logic 8 is going to need that dongle anymore. and as for sounddiver public beta, we all know thats obsolete software most people in their right minds wouldnt want to use nowadays anyway! ;) so come on now, whos gonna sell me their xskey? :)

> Bear in mind, anyone upgrading from Logic 5,6 or 7 to Logic 8 needs > to keep their XSKey any time they >may need to reinstall logi 8, or >revert back to 5, 6 or 7, or use the >sounddiver public beta .... > > are you sure about this? Yes, 100% sure. You cannot install the Logic 8 upgrade without your XSkey. You don't need the key to run it after it is installed. If you buy the full version of logic studio you don't need a dongle regards Mark Cahill