grahams@milton.u.washington.edu (Stephen Graham) (11/22/90)
Help? I've just been told that there are hardware incompatibilities between Mac IIfx's and MIDI interfaces. I was also informed that certain patched programs exist that get around this. Where, oh where, might I find such a beast? Thanks, Steve Graham graham@isis.ee.washington.edu
ra@world.std.com (Chetty Ramanathan) (11/25/90)
>Help? I've just been told that there are hardware >incompatibilities between Mac IIfx's and MIDI >interfaces. I was also informed that certain >patched programs exist that get around this. It's a CDEV (??? Serial ???) that sets the compatibility of your serial port. It's free and should be availabe at the local music store and it works great. -- -ra ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C.Ramanathan, Software Tool & Die | ra@world.std.com 1330 Beacon St, Brookline, MA 02146,(617)739-0202 |{xylogics,uunet}world!ra
lippold@cerl.uiuc.edu (Lippold Haken) (12/01/90)
The MIDI Manager 2.0 has support for the MacIIfx. If you don't have a MIDI Manager 2.0 available to you, you can get it over the network as part of the demonstration program for Lime. Lime is music notation software for the Macintosh; you can get it over the network if you can ftp, and if you have StuffIt on your Macintosh. Use anonymous ftp from novamail.cerl.uiuc.edu (inet number: 128.174.180.9); the files for Lime are in the /pub/lime directory. Be sure and read the README file. (For those who may have gotten older copies of the Lime demonstration program -- it didn't used to have the MIDI Manager 2.0, but it does now. It also has all the bugs that people reported fixed...) Lippold Haken l-haken@uiuc.edu (thats a lower case L before the dash) .