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grimepoch wrote:Sounds like you need to fire off an email to MOTU.

Thought so. Just hoped someone would know so i don't have to wait until next week for answer. I can get it up and running ok, but anticipate that I'll have to start from scratch and do all the set up stuff again when this gets fixed.

My copy of DP 5.11 has at last arrived. I installed it this morning, and on launching, instead of asked me to enter a serial number or authorize it, it simply started up with someone's name, not mine, in the flash panel. My G5 was not new when I got it so I can only assume the previous owner had DP,...

Shooshie wrote:I guess I'll be holding off on the upgrade for a while. Waves is saying no to it. Here's my reasoning:

So I'm gonna just walk this one. I hope we hear from Waves very soon.

Shooshie

Is the Waves problem specific to Intel, and V5? Or does it reach back to PPC and earlier versions (V4)?

Are there any scripting, macro, or automation functions that would do things like this, either in DP, or interacting with OSX? Any way to chain key commands and create new ones? Sorry, I can't figure this out myself -- STILL waiting for my copy of DP to arrive.

monkey man wrote:OK, so I'm an Aussie and am probably way out of date, but for some reason I find the whole "blame Canada" thing hilarious.

Fair enough. We blame Australians for everything the Danes didn't do.

Watch out for the defrag times with iDefrag. I bought it a couple of months ago but found it unusable as it was going to take as much as a day(!) to defrag a 60gb iBook drive. There is no demo worth speaking of - the demo they offer will only defrag a 100mb drive. Did you actually let it finish? If...

However, consolidating free space on the System/App drive seems to only become an issue when the drive is getting rather full - I have some 30% of the drive open, so I have plenty of large, free chunks for caches, etc. You're quite right. The key making sure you keep a significant piece of that dri...

On your startup volume, OSX only defrags files up to 20Meg as someone pointed out. It does NOT consolidate free space. It does not optimize the drive. On your audio drive or partition, assuming that it is not the same as your startup volume, OSX will do nothing at all. You should consolidate free sp...

Can one of the people who use it with DP point me to step by step instructions on how to get it to work? Put the BCF into Mackie Control mode. Then go to the control surface setuup in DP and add a Mackie Control, the select the BCF as the MIDI port. Thanks. I went back to look again, and it was all...

For the price, the BCF2000 is fine. It's a bit noisy, but weird? How so? Not touch sensitive, but doesn't claim to be. And just whose control surface does it rip off? Can one of the people who use it with DP point me to step by step instructions on how to get it to work? I've followed the other thre...

I just checked out what they charge for BarbaBatch. I guess it would want to be a damn good SRC for that price. Assumed you had BB and were looking at Peak as an alternative. If Peak LE does SRC it would be a good alternative because it's <$100 and maybe even less for any left over V4 boxes. Quattr...

Mr_Clifford wrote: What's the SRC like in Peak. I assume it's better than DP, but is it better than, say, BarbaBatch?
Cheers

Not better than BarbaBatch. But one of the better results in the tests.

jarok wrote:HI
You might find those MIDI patch libraries from the Expansion Board Setup.
Expansion Board Setup is inside the DP Extras folder.

jarok

OK thanks. I assumed the patches I had before were from OSX. Maybe they were from old versions of Logic or Cubase. I'll wait and see what my DP package brings.

I recall in previous versions of OSX, there were libraries of MIDI patches for common synths. Don't think I've seen these for quite a while on any of my Macs. Cubase has its own MIDI patch libraries, but wondering if I will need to restore the OSX MIDI patches to use in DP, and if so, how that is do...

Not running at millions of colours has been known to cause similar effects.