Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

Thanks for the info.  I didn't realize that Unisyn doesn't work with patterns.  The arps and 
patch editing looked cool though.

I have the same ROMs you have- even though Unisyn doesn't recognize the PX ROM, can 
you do any editing with it?

I may have to partition the hard drive on my powerbook and install OS 9 so I can boot up 
in it.  Another thing I am going to investigate is some software I stumbled across.  I don't 
know if it would help get eloader working with OSX, but here's a clip of the description.

"What is MidiBridge9X? 
MidiBridge9X is a combination OMS driver and OS X application that allows 
applications running in Classic to communicate with CoreMidi MIDI devices. 
MidiBridge9X was developed specifically to allow you to continue to use MIDI 
applications that only run under Classic. Because there are numerous 
applications out there that will never be ported to MacOS X, brings an entire 
world of MacOS 9/OMS legacy applications back to life."

Mike



--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Mibrilane <mibrilane@c...> wrote:
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> On Dec 28, 2005, at 12:59 PM, mike wrote:
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> > 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.)
> 
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> Mibrilane
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