SoundDiver v2.1.2
Windows | 8Mb
Windows | 8Mb
SoundDiver (SD) is a patch librarian/editor which can be "autolinked" to Logic Audio or used alongside other MIDI/Audio sequencers. It provides two levels of accessibility depending on whether a custom dll has been written specifically to access the higher functions of your particular MIDI gear or not.
Ideally this relationship means you can use SD to automatically configure all of your MIDI gear and even program patches when when you load a song in Logic.
In practice it can be a bit more complicated. A fair review of SD requires me to point out that every MIDI device is different and so is its MIDI implementation. Not only does each manufacturer see fit to put its own spin on how MIDI and sysex should be handled but they often do this differently for different products within a single company. Add to that the fact that different devices can be fundamentally different in what they do and can span many years of changing technology and you can have a story sea complication and conflict. It is this sea that SD attempts (and often succeeds) to navigate. Just as ships can be lost at sea through not fault of the ship or its captain SD can not always guarantee it can make each piece of your gear submit completely to its will. The attempt is made through a central program and a series of software modules corresponding to each MIDI device SD supports. Just as the list of popular MIDI devices changes and grows so does the quantity and quality of coverage that SD provides.
Ideally this relationship means you can use SD to automatically configure all of your MIDI gear and even program patches when when you load a song in Logic.
In practice it can be a bit more complicated. A fair review of SD requires me to point out that every MIDI device is different and so is its MIDI implementation. Not only does each manufacturer see fit to put its own spin on how MIDI and sysex should be handled but they often do this differently for different products within a single company. Add to that the fact that different devices can be fundamentally different in what they do and can span many years of changing technology and you can have a story sea complication and conflict. It is this sea that SD attempts (and often succeeds) to navigate. Just as ships can be lost at sea through not fault of the ship or its captain SD can not always guarantee it can make each piece of your gear submit completely to its will. The attempt is made through a central program and a series of software modules corresponding to each MIDI device SD supports. Just as the list of popular MIDI devices changes and grows so does the quantity and quality of coverage that SD provides.
Depending on the nature of support for your particular set of equipment setup can be very easy or somewhat complicated but it only has to be done once.
Support for a device can include a full graphical interface for each and every feature. This allows you to design patches or tweak them right on your computer screen. SoundDiver also allows you to keep your patches safely backed up on your computer's hard drive and will provide search functions, not only for a single device but across multiple devices. If you are using Logic then autolink means you can share data back and forth between SD and Logic such that you can select patches in logic and their current names will be properly displayed in the arrange window because Logic retrieves them from SoundDiver. You can even have both programs keep their windows synchronized so if you select window configuration 1 in SD it will bring up the corresponding window configuration in Logic as well and vice versa. All edits in SD are played immediately on your synth. These edits can even be recorded as MIDI track data by logic so that real-time edits can be part of your sequence.
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