 Quicktime To Logicfun...something Like That, i wanna start with those shitty ... |
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 Wed 26 Mar 2003, 20:40
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From: Bilzen - BE
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hi,
so since i got my pm7300 (Running OS 8.6.), it does come with standard MIDI sounds on quicktime it seems so they should do their job until i get a MIDI interface somewhere somehow.
I downloaded the free logicfun from the emagic's site ...so far so good. but it seems the program doesnt connect with those MIDI sounds... the manual doesnt go there and keeping my experience with cakewalk on a windows pc in mind, the standard MIDI sounds where choosable rightaway.
what is OMS anyway? if theres a source of information where i get to know all this stuff from SCRATCH !?
Then the MIDI interface...are there still ADB interfaces available?
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 Fri 28 Mar 2003, 04:17
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For the midi interface matter, you should find second hand serial (not ADB) interfaces easily. I can't tell a word on Logicfun On OMS you should find some info here (search button) and in the link pages the basics you need to now: It stand for Open/Opcode Midi System, was developped by Opcode, is no more updated for years and can be temperamental. However, in 8.6 it should run smoothly. If you use an Emagic interface, you may not need it (to verify in 8.6 with Logicfun). OMS is used to connect on the mac the midi software to the midi hardware. 
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