Okay,- I found this in the archives about the an1xedit program. Yes it's nice
that it's free- but before something is released it would be awfully nice if
the original programmer would test to see if it actually worked!- I too am
having problems with uploading to my Mac, data from the an1x. The editor just
dosen't want to know.
I've got a USB midisport 2x2 connected to both Logic Audio and a Nord Micro
Modular- both of which I have running together. So I don't think it is a
hardware problem, just a badly written piece of software (Sorry If I offend
you Gary, but I'm really not arsed about what skins/whatever the editor looks
like- I just want software to work- without having a degree in computer
science. Is that too much to ask for????)
If you think I am doing something wrong- Can you please correct me.
regards
Tom (UK, Europe)
>> In article <00e001c0c3ab$337c9340$910d4382@d...>, J
>Acker
>> <jacker@o...> writes
>> >Just to add another voice...I am amazed that such a great
>program is free! I've
>> >bought software for a good amount of money that were
>terrible, user-unfriendly,
>> >and jsut had tons of stupid features, or lack thereof...your
>software falls into
>> >none of those categories. It is easy to use, looks elegant,
>works extremely well
>> >(I have a problem getting MIDI back from my An1x to the PC,
>but that isn't the
>> >programs fault...I think it is my sound card) and gives an
>incredible value...
>> >
>> >The visual representation is fantastic. I learned, by just
>playing with it,
>> >which parameters in the envelope were value based and the
>one that was time
>> >based. It just is amazingly well done. THANK YOU!!
>> >
>> >Jim
>> >
>> > James R. Acker