On Dec 28, 2005, at 12:59 PM, mike wrote: > Anyone running editor/librarian software on Mac OSX -Tiger that > can give me some > direction? From what I could research, Unisyn seems better, but > maybe that's changed- or > there's other (even better) software I'm not aware of? Well, I personally use MOTU Unisyn - it hasn't been updated for a while but the Command Station profile works ok, at least with the MP-7 and XL-7. There is no profile for the PX-7 - fortunately for me I have both the MP-7 and XL-7 ROMs in my PX-7, so Unisyn recognizes the PX as an XL-7. > My goal is to be able to edit patterns on my Powerbook and release > my old iMac (OS9, OMS, > eLoader, ect.) to the hounds. I'm not sure about Midiquest, but Unisyn only has editor/librarian facilities for the patches and the arpeggios, not the patterns. To do pattern dumps I still boot my G4 back into Mac OS 9 - I've been trying to get the USB to work with Virtual PC and Windows XP, but it seems twitchy and won't recognize the port properly. Grr! For patch editing and arpeggio editing, though, Unisyn is ace. It also integrates very nicely with MOTU Digital Performer (automagically updated patch lists, etc.) --- Mibrilane [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [xl7] Midiquest, Unisyn, ???
2005-12-29 by Mibrilane
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