Librarian for V-Synth XT (Mac 10.7)

ScoobyDoo555 wrote:

Is there such a thing?

Really don't want to start using SoundQuest, as I've nothing but problems with it beforehand (once bitten, twice shy etc)

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Dan

Unfortunately, V-Synth XT Librarian is not compatible with Lion due to the "Rosetta" problem.

In my case, I'm using a Windows machine in order to use the Librarian

That's what I was fearing. Well, not "fearing", but you know what I mean.

Crying shame, as after 12 months of an on/off relationship with my V-Synth (due to buying other kit/gigging/studio work), I was getting close to moving it on.
THEN I got playing with it in more depth. And WOW. I can't believe I was looking at selling.

It is a keeper.

ScoobyDoo555 wrote:

That's what I was fearing. Well, not "fearing", but you know what I mean.

Crying shame, as after 12 months of an on/off relationship with my V-Synth (due to buying other kit/gigging/studio work), I was getting close to moving it on.
THEN I got playing with it in more depth. And WOW. I can't believe I was looking at selling.

It is a keeper.

It is definitely a keeper ;-)

In my case I moved my main DAW computer from an iMAC that I shared as a home computer ( not a good idea) to a Windows 7 dedicated as Dedicated DAW with much better results I must say ( not too loud.... Lol) and also because the RS-70 Editor also does not work on a Mac either...

EDITED: Anyway, now that I have an Integra-7, I don't see myself using the old RS-70 sounds :-), besides that the L OUT just blew up, so definitely, the RS-70 was now promoted to a second Keyboard Controller for the Integra, making use of the Front Panel Controls ( D-Beam, Mod Lever, Attack, Sustain, Release, Resonance and Cutoff), and allowing, together with the A-800 PRO's dual channel ability to split the keyboard and to use the PADs as Drum Pads, to have up to 4 Parts to be available for immediate playing.