Okay, I stand corrected! Isn't the 1st time - won't be the last
time ;-) haha ha
Didn't find anything relavent to your question at D. Bellinghams
site. Checked the Emagic site and found the answer. Go to this link:
http://www.emagic.de/english/support/crossgrade/vision/vision.htmland page down to the 'MIDI - Setup' paragraphs (near the bottom of
the page.) It explains exactly how to activate both OMS and the
internal drivers. My speculation regarding the 'Use OMS and built in
drivers' was off the mark - you were on the right track.
I'm going to try this out tonight ;-)
regards,
Jon
--- In AN1x-list@y..., jondl_2000@y... wrote:
> Hello DR,
>
> --- In AN1x-list@y..., DR <dreinstein@e...> wrote:
> > I am a Logic user and I was able to get both of the Jetsonic
Environments
> > for the An1x Variation effects to work with my system very well.
I use a
> > PowerMac 9600 and my Unitor is connected via the modem port. One
thing that
> > I can't do yet is getting OMS to work along with the built in
Midi Driver in
> > my system. Logic's preferences give me this option but it
doesn't work and
> > I don't know why. OMS always tells me that the port is in use.
Does this
> > feature really work or do I have to use just OMS Driver or the
built in
> > driver.
>
> I spent about 20 minutes reviewing the OMS doc in the Logiv v4.0
manual
> - there's no mention of the 'Use OMS and the built in MIDI driver'
> option :-# I'm fairly certain this is a more recent addition - I
think
> in v4.5, maybe?!? As you probably already know the online help in
Logic
> is, ahem, cough-cough, "brief"...to say the least :-/
>
> Anyway, I ∗think∗ the "Port in use" message occurs because Logic is
> smart enough to know the modem port w/ the Unitor is already
defined to
> OMS. I might be mistaken but I believe the option 'Use OMS and
built in
> MIDI driver' is intended for when you have two (or more) MIDI
> Interfaces connected to your Mac and only one of which is defined
in
> your OMS Setup document - the other being driven from Logic's MIDI
> driver. For example: I could define my 2x2 Opcode USB MIDI
Interface in
> OMS and Logic would 'see' it. I could simultaneously define my std.
> MIDI Interface to Logic but not to OMS and then enable the 'Use OMS
and
> built in MIDI Driver' option. Make sense? I hope so...
>
> I couldn't find a definitive answer in the Logic mailing list
> archives...granted I didn't search that long either :-/ Maybe
there's
> something at David Bellingham's site? I'll check tomorrow - I'm too
> tired for this tonight...time for bed :-)
>
> I have selected use OMS in the background in the OMS port setup.
> > Do I have to make adjustments to the OMS mapping in Logic? I use
a lot of
> > OMS applications and it would be great if I could have my non OMS
keyboards
> > use Logic's built in timing.
>
> I think you can make use of the OMS Output Mapping for ∗just this
> thing∗ BUT you'll also need to update the OMS Input Mappings. I
think
> you need to disable the 'Connect physical OMS Nodes', quit, and
restart
> Logic...have to reread chapter 5 in the manual one_more_time and
> experiment on my set-up. It appears this is the way to go if I
> understood the manual correctly ;-) If it works correctly using IAC
> def's with other sw then I may change my set-up too.
>
> Oh yeah, FWIW - I ∗finally∗ put up the v4.7.0 upate last night. I
> retried the Jetsonic enviroment for the Variation effects and it
works
> great! I swear I had the port set correctly the last couple of
times I
> tried?!? V4.7.0 shouldn't have made the difference...regardless,
it's
> working now!
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> regards,
>
> Jon
>
> ∗Friendly reminder∗ - please do NOT resend the entire digest when
> replying to the list. Many thanks.