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 Sound Drivers For Ibook, recording on ibook to tonos/Edirol UA-3 |
 Tue 2 Jul 2002, 05:39
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Does anyone have experience with tonos? (www.tonos.com)
I am trying to record on tonos' downloadable 8-track recorder (TC-8) on my ibook, using an interface from Edirol (UA-3). I am having trouble getting the tonos program to recognize the sound input as the USB input. When I select USB input on Soundmanager, I get sound from the built-in mic on my ibook (acoustic room sound). I was advised to install DirectX sound drivers, but it didn't work, and I'm wondering if there's a better sound driver specifically for mac. Any help is greatly appreciated! Remulak -------------------- remulak
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Tue 2 Jul 2002, 12:13
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 Junior Member  Group: Members Posts: 165 Joined: 12-Jan 01 From: Brussels - BE Member No.: 183 |
I'm not used with tonos, but ' DirectX sound drivers' are made for Windows (PC) only... Not for the mac
HTH -------------------- Prutulz
RTFM... is usually not enough |
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Wed 3 Jul 2002, 01:58
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 Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 393 Joined: 11-Jun 02 From: London - UK Member No.: 5,044 |
tonos, by september this year will become exclusively "mac".
edirol, from roland is very new to mac support. you have a "driver" conflict that can only be fixed by one of these "suppliers". the edirol box was not a great choice, i suggest you "get on their case", bearing in mind that tonos is a very new piece of software! 
-------------------- one for all and all for one...
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Sat 6 Jul 2002, 23:12
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 02-May 02 From: New York Member No.: 4,483 |
Thanks, damann, for your reply.
I'll see what Edirol can do about a sound driver that works for mac. There must be other people trying to use Edirol UA-3 on mac. I guess I have to contact Edirol's tech support again. The last time I contacted them, the tech guy was going to download the Tonos 8-track program and try to get it to work with their product. I bought the thing because they said it's mac-compatable, and it has a wide variety of analog input jacks. It does work just fine on another program I have, SoundEdit, but that is not a multitrack program. Just out of curiosity, case I end up using the UA-3 as a hockey puck, is there another USB input device you would recommend for recording live, analog instruments to Tonos? I was thinking, great, Tonos' 8-track is only about thirty bucks, the Edirol input is supposed to work for mac-I'm good to go. Maybe it's better to start all over and use some other setup, but first I'll see what Edirol can come up with. Thanks! Remulak. -------------------- remulak
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