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Emagic SoundDiver Refusing to let go. First let me start off by saying that SoundDiver is my 2nd most used piece of music software after Logic Pro. I have been using it since I got my first Mac in 1998 (version 2.0.4 I think); it is without doubt the best piece of software ever written for editing MIDI devices. It allows me to save all my patches for each song in a library and move patches around with ease. Editing MIDI devices using SoundDiver on a big monitor makes the job so much more intuitive and fun than trying to edit some of these devices using their own tiny displays, I think someone once described that process as “like trying to paint a room through a letterbox”! When editing using SoundDiver you tend to learn how to edit and work your MIDI devices a lot faster than reading any user manuals. In Mac OS9, Logic and SoundDiver could be used at the same time using a great feature called Autolink.
Mac OS X Editors & Librarians. SoundDiver doesn't support the Controller format the Chroma. The beta software is available for download from John Korchok's site.
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This was brilliant because it allowed you to load all the patches for a song into your devices from a SoundDiver library as soon as you opened a Logic Song, all automatically. Mac strategy games free download. It also fed patch names into Logic’s Multi instrument objects from the Patch banks setup in SoundDiver. Most importantly (which at the time seemed a given), it allowed you to use Logic, SoundDiver and a Unitor8/AMT8 MIDI interface at the SAME TIME.
Enter Mac OS X. Along came this amazing new OS and really did throw a spanner in the works! I switched to Mac OS X for music in 2005 mainly because Logic was rock solid using it, but that left me with a bit of a problem with SoundDiver.
Autolink was gone and while SoundDiver ran OK in Classic in Mac OS X, it couldn’t be used at the same time as Logic when trying to use the same MIDI interface for the 2 programs, aargh! 3ds emulator no survey android. Emagic did release a beta version for OS X, but I think it was more of a gesture than a serious piece of software, quite frankly, it’s crap.
One of the buggiest pieces of software I’ve used and can’t believe it was ever released. Problems for me include: • 3 of the adaptions I use don’t work correctly • The patch dependency manager doesn’t work properly • It’s way too easy to quit the program with patches unsaved! • It quits unexpectedly far too often • When used alongside Logic and you open a new song, notes get transposed in Logic So I decided to use SoundDiver only in Classic, not as convenient as the (booted in) OS9 days but it worked correctly and was stable. I just had to get used to quitting out of Logic to use SoundDiver. Leopard, Intel – and a whole new set of problems.