[sooperlooper-users] Mac OS X Sound Engine Error!!!????

[Arthur B. <art...@gm...>]

Thank you for your fast support !!!
I really appreciate...

I still couldn't figure out how to hook up my Nobels MF-1. Since =20
conection and midi-bindings perfectly work with a master keyboard =20
plugged into the Midi-Interface, I assume that the problem is  with =20
the EMI-6/2 USB-Audio/Midi Interface. It does have 1 Midi in + out, =20
but probably does not receive any program changes from the =20
footcontroller.

But that ain't the biggest problem. Last nite I used the Sooperlooper =20=

live  for the first time, (jumpin' around on my  midi keyboard =20
serving as a footswitch...) I played through a big Bass-Ampflifier, =20
my Powerbook was hooked up with the send+return loop of the amp.

After an hour or so my Loops kind of crashed here and there, makin' =20
noises of a jumpin' CD. This always went on for about 5 sec, besides =20
muting the amp, nothing worked to calm down this jumpin' monster =20
sounds. (which was really frightning, because running through a 300 W =20=

ampeg head)

I thought it might be a little problem with the Sl enginge. But then, =20=

after the gig, I noticed the same problem here and there with almost =20
any sound application on my MAC (iTunes, realPlayer), even while =20
listening to internet-streams.

Have any of you guys experienced something like this on, especially =20
on a Powerbook.
I'm just a bit curious, I got this PB one week ago, its brand new....


Greets

artbrait



Am 08.11.2005 um 04:14 schrieb Jesse Chappell:

>
> On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Arthur Braitsch wrote:
>> In this Patchbay I chose the emi 6/2m as MIDI Input and =20
>> Sooperlooper_in as MIDI-Output.
>> Right there I thought: "Well it should be just the other way =20
>> around" but thats how they appeared in the flip-menu.
>
> Sounds good so far.
>
>> I only allowed Data on Channel 1, as this is the only Channel my =20
>> Foot-Controller is supposed to send.
>
> Don't restrict anything in midi patchbay, just in case.
>
>> Another thing that I=B4m confused about is the Learn-Option. And =20
>> what the h... means this:
>>
>> Do learn-style control binding by choosing the learn option from =20
>> the context menu's of a button, slider or control.  Control-Middle-=20=

>> clicking on the button or  slider is a shortcut to start learning.
>
> It is simple, if you have a 3 button mouse you can right click to =20
> get a popup menu on any GUI control, one of the menu items is Learn =20=

> MIDI Binding.  If you only have a one-button apple mouse, do a =20
> Control-click to get the context menu.
>
> You should see a purple bar on the left side of the GUI when it is =20
> waiting for a MIDI event to learn.  It will disappear when the =20
> event comes in.  You can hit the escape key to cancel.
>
> The alternative way to create midi bindings is to use the =20
> Preferences window midi bindings tab.
>
> jlc