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I dont seem to be able to launch the UVI extract tool. I understand you have to select a soundbank in the current part before launching; but it doesnt seem to make any difference. I am fairly new to MACH5. Read the documentation, called MOTU; no reply................... what am I missing here? Mach...

Thanks Laurence. I didn't realize that Digi had stopped using HTDM. I just went to v.7 recently. And yes, RTAS does work fine so I'll just use that. Curious though that Mach 5 still shows up in the TDM plug-in menu.

O.K. I'm feeling a little smarter. I finally figured out that you can drag the samples from the finder, but only if you don't leave Pro Tools and go to the Finder because once you go to the finder, any open plug-in window in Pro Tools vanishes. You have to make the samples visible when you are in Pr...

When I try to use the TDM M5 plug-in in Pro Tools I get a message that says: "This plug-in could not be made active because this version of Pro Tools does not support HTDM plug-ins. If you cannot convert it to RTAS, please contact the manufacturer for an updated version". I can use the RTA...

M5 is making me feel really stupid. I can't figure out how to get my own samples into it in Pro Tools! It says Drag your samples here, but how do you do that? I tried pulling them from the region list, but that doesn't work. I tried putting them in the M5 sounds folder and dragging them from there, ...

Only did it once. Hope I remember correctly. 1) record audio in Pro Tools. 2) trim up samples 3) Normalize with audiosuite plug-in 4) Open Audio Files folder for the session 5) Drag the samples into the blue keyboard area in the Mach Five window. There may be better, or more detailed ways to do it, ...

Originally posted by sdfalk: I wonder in this move to Intel processors will move Macs into the crosshairs of virus, spyware, addware etc. How do you figure that? It's mostly software not hardware is it not? Dear sdafalk, I didn't "fiigure" anything. I merely posed a question, hoping those...

I wonder in this move to Intel processors will move Macs into the crosshairs of virus, spyware, addware etc.