On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 02:41 Europe/London, Tim Thompson wrote:
I don't know about Soundfonts, but the concept works with certain
soft-synths in pre-X setups. The QT control panel accesses OMS (if
that is what you are using), and you can set the inputs and outputs.
For example, I have a
I'm using a Roland PC-300 MIDI controller connected by USB to my Mac.
This setup works fine for all purposes under OS9, including Finale
input, and for most purposes under OS X as well. The thing is, I would
like from time to time to be able to use the computer as a sound module
directly under
On Monday, Apr 7, 2003, at 07:05 America/Vancouver, John Croft wrote:
So, does anybody know if it's possible to patch an external MIDI
keyboard directly into QuickTime, and have it use the selected
SoundFont? (It would be nice if Apple's Audio MIDI Setup utility
recognised QT as an output, so
On Saturday, Jun 7, 2003, at 18:01 Europe/London, Philip M. Aker wrote:
I've just been through a similar issue with Andrew Levin offlist. Our
conclusion, based on the setups of our 4 different Macs, was that it's
not possible with QuickTime (including Pro) right now. I think it's
something
On Saturday, Jun 7, 2003, at 12:55 America/Vancouver, John Croft wrote:
I've just been through a similar issue with Andrew Levin offlist. Our
conclusion, based on the setups of our 4 different Macs, was that
it's not possible with QuickTime (including Pro) right now. I think
it's something
I don't know about Soundfonts, but the concept works with certain
soft-synths in pre-X setups. The QT control panel accesses OMS (if
that is what you are using), and you can set the inputs and outputs.
For example, I have a lab that has Virtual Sound Canvas used in this
way. QT plays the
