Os X Drivers In Beta : Tascam Stuff, need I say more? |
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Sat 27 Jul 2002, 09:57
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rickenbacker Jul 26 2002, 12:40 QUOTE A couple of weeks ago, I got a US-224 on loan from Tascam and they e-mailed me an OS X driver to use with it. It worked beautifully, so I could record audio in Melodyne, Bias Peak LE, Sound Studio etc in OS X. Keep an eye on the Tascam website if you've got a 224! :D hughster Jul 27 2002, 04:09 QUOTE Also, don't forget the TASCAM US-428 - I've been using this recently with Ableton Live and Reason under 10.1.5 with considerable success (MIDI and audio and control). It also seems to work well with Bias stuff, but i am not yet convinced enough to start using Deck. now tell us ALL
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Mon 30 Sep 2002, 14:14
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QUOTE (Levon River @ Sep 30 2002, 13:41) 1. When you say buserror made "the driver for OS X," uh, what driver is that? Generally, the OS X driver for the EZBus itself, meaning, I guess, for the USB I/O? Or...
2. Is he doing the driver for the EZ8? Or... We're going right in the off-topic way, but anyway, i'll try to clarify a bit, till BusError jumps in the thread ;-) Yes, the PCI card is the EZ8: see http://www.event1.com/Products/Digital/EZ8.html for more details. No USB or Firewire, it's a PCI thing. QUOTE 3. Is he doing/did he do (sigh) drivers for both? Or... I don't know. I thought the EZ8 could also work as a standalone ADAT i/o interface, and not only as an EZbus expansion... Am i wrong (BusError)? Maybe BusError also did the EZbus drivers for OS X? Hint, hint. QUOTE QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 29 2002, 20:27) Not finished yet, but usable, he said. What the heck does that mean Simply that it's on a beta stage, ie not usable by a normal human being at the moment :-) There is no SMUX support (96kHz) yet, for example. Sorry for not being so informative, Event is quite new for me (no previous OS 9 support!). Bye.
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Mon 30 Sep 2002, 16:49
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QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 30 2002, 13:14) We're going right in the off-topic way, but anyway, i'll try to clarify a bit, till BusError jumps in the thread ;-) Yeah, you're right, so I've created a new topic. But to clarify the clarification before leaping out of this thread... QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 30 2002, 13:14) Yes, the PCI card is the EZ8: ...No USB or Firewire, it's a PCI thing. I don't know how we wound up here: I'm familiar with the exact I/O capabilities of both the EZBus and the EZ8. I didn't suggest that the EZ8 had USB. I've laid it all out in the new topic. QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 30 2002, 13:14) I thought the EZ8 could also work as a standalone ADAT i/o interface, and not only as an EZbus expansion... Am i wrong (BusError)? I don't know how we wound up here: I also never suggested that the EZ8 *didn't* work as a standalone ADAT i/o interface. QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 30 2002, 13:14) Maybe BusError also did the EZbus drivers for OS X? Hint, hint. Well, now I feel like I've *really* fallen down a rabbit hole, because this entire discussion of this started right here: QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 29 2002, 20:27) QUOTE (Levon River @ Sep 28 2002, 03:02) Damann: is the Event EZBus also broken under 10.2? I've just seen an annoucement from the dev who made the driver for OS X (BusError). At the moment, it supports 8 channels in/out, at 24bit / 48kHz. I had asked about the *EZBus* (not EZ8) being broken under 10.2. You wrote in response to *that question* about a driver being written by BusError supporting 8 channels in/out. That *has* to have something to do with the DIGITAL I/O capabilities of the EZBus, because you C A N N O T put 8 channels I/O through the USB ports of the *EZBus*. Period. Not gonna' do it. That's why I asked if what BusError had written had to do with the *EZ8*, because that's the interface you connect an *EZBus* through for 8 channels, unless you have some *other* card/interface that has either S/PDIF and/or Lightpipe. Hope we're all clear on this now. If not, maybe we can keep hacking away at it in the new thread I started. <Phew!>
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Mon 30 Sep 2002, 17:36
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I missed this one when I replied before: QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 30 2002, 13:14) Event is quite new for me (no previous OS 9 support!). Bollocks. Here's their support page for setting up the EZBus to work with Cubase and Nuendo under OS 9.x: http://www.event1.com/Support/EZbus/Contro...ol/Mac_VST.htmlTheir manuals also give the MIDI control specs for rolling your own control-surface maps for, e.g., DP. The problem with the EZBus under 9 (and OS X 10.1.x, as I understand it) was that the USB I/O could carry audio only--not MIDI: http://www.event1.com/Support/EZbus/Installation.htm(Scroll down to Mac installation instructions.) You had to have a separate MIDI interface connected to your computer. This is *supposed* to be handled under 10.2 (more evidence of OS-level crud pre-Jaguar), with the USB connection handling both the audio (two channel) and MIDI I/O of the unit, as it does under WinDoze. And maybe this is where BusError might be of more help, but he appears to be AWOL.
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Tue 1 Oct 2002, 02:13
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QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 30 2002, 22:09) I feel a bit ridiculous here, but anyway, thanks Levon for all those clarifications. Yuke! Don't beat yourself up. Let *me* do that. You're a good sport, and I know how much confusion I waded through trying to get this far. BusError straightened us *both* out over in the EZBus thread, and it sounds like *really* good news. QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 30 2002, 22:09) BTW, what's "bollocks"? Oh, something those haughty British say. And there is no American slang equivalent I can print without having a moderator chasing me around with a club. QUOTE (Yukulele @ Sep 30 2002, 22:09) Sorry for all the confusion, i'll shut my mouth next time :-) You do, and I'll *really* get on your case. Thanks very much for your input. I very much appreciate it. And do see what BusError wrote; I think you'll like it.
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Tue 22 Apr 2003, 04:15
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Sorry LPM, I was going to write something, but somewhere along the line this turned into an EZBus thread... Yes, Tascam released Jaguar drivers beginning with the beta version 3.2.0 in early March and the 'final' version (3.2.1) earlier this month. Recommended for 10.2.3 and up. For me, the beta driver finally cleared up all the nasty clicks/pops/stuttering when trying to record audio, but it caused kernel panics in certain instances that appear to have been cleared up with the new driver. I've had no problems running the latest driver with Logic 5.5 under 10.2.4 on my G4 iMac. There are still some rumblings at the Tascam board from people experiencing audio fizzling out/cracking up/dropping out. This could possibly be linked to dual processor machines, but nobody 'official' has offered any input or help for those people yet. 10.2.5 does not appear to fix this (I haven't yet upgraded because 10.2.4 works perfectly for me). So, yes, you can close/release this thread, as the Tascam USB drivers (for the US-428 and US-224) are no longer beta. Working flawlessly for everyone, no, but do they ever? And finally - The US-122 is supposed to be OSX-ready once it hits the market (due soon?), and I would assume the same will be true for the new FW-1884 firewire interface/controller (due May/June).
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