This should be fairly easy for some one. I'm new to Metro SE 6.5 I am using a Mac mini. Using a "Presonus Firestudio Project" as my interface. I need to know how to configure Metro so that when I play a midi file It uses the sound set already in the Mac mini. (Assuming its Quicktime). It kind of does it on my MacBook Air without interface. It worked originally when I installed "Metro" then did not work after I quit for the evening. I can't seem to figure it out or find info in the On line manual.
Any help would be appreciated ... Just want to do simple editing of the files.... Thanks in advance for the consideration.
Any help would be appreciated ... Just want to do simple editing of the files.... Thanks in advance for the consideration.
The QuickTime that I know of is a system for playing video and audio files, all digital. I underatand that the system did once include some functionality for playing midi files, but this has now been removed. So QT would have included some sort of virtual synth, maybe a separate package included within QT, in order to render the midi data and create the actual sounds.
If such a virtual synth is still there, your new setup may be able to address it by name, but I doubt this will be 'QuickTime', maybe you need to find out what this part of the package was called and link to it by name.
If this does not help, then you'll need to find a new virtual synth system to replace that included in QT, and install that. Then ensure that your new software links to the new system as midi device.
Geoff
If such a virtual synth is still there, your new setup may be able to address it by name, but I doubt this will be 'QuickTime', maybe you need to find out what this part of the package was called and link to it by name.
If this does not help, then you'll need to find a new virtual synth system to replace that included in QT, and install that. Then ensure that your new software links to the new system as midi device.
Geoff
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