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

It is pretty well documented that in OMS v 2.3.8 (the final version
released) Opcode added a bunch of code for their own USB MIDI Interfaces,
which in turn caused issues with competitors¹ USB interfaces. I have been
told many times to only use OMS 2.3.7 with a non-Opcode USB MIDI interface.
I believe Midiman/M-Audio¹s install instructions say to use 2.3.7 as well
because of issues with 2.3.8. If removing that one extension bypasses the
issues, then great.

I often had trouble with my USB interface, so I switched to a Studio4. No
problems ­ it¹s tight, and highly configurable! Who needs the latest and
greatest anyway... and free was a good price.

Mark


On 10/23/02 8:21 AM, "gongvibe" <edmann@...> wrote:

> 
>> > 
>>> > >This is for anyone who may ever have difficulty getting E-loader to
>>> > >function on their Mac, based on my own recent experiences:
>> > 
>> > Depending on what interface you have as well, It might be worth mentioning
>> that I had loads of problems with my mt4 and OMS- until I removed the "USB
>> OMSmididriver" from the Extensions folder and replaced it with the "USB
>> Unitor Family" one- Now I have no problems at all (OMS and mt4 in perfect
>> harmony!) :) 
> 
> **that is interesting- I was told to leave the USB OMSMidi Driver in
> the Extenstions folder regardless. Think I will remove it and see if
> things get even a bit more stable. BTW there are no USB drivers yet for
> the xx7, and (again) am am told not to have a USB cable connecting the
> xx7 and the mac. Just Midi in/out.
> 
> gong v
>> > 
> 
> 



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