Once I've got all my banks, I should be able to then use Sysex Librarian to load banks when I want. It's very basic, but what I'm thinking is when I get ready to jump to Lion and/or a new Mac, I'll dump my banks into the device via UniSyn one at a time and then download them into Sysex Librarian and store them in that format. ' onclick='window.open(this.href) return false Upon reflection, I realized I don't do much editing, hence I don't really need the 'Editor' part of the 'Editor/Librarian.' I can get by with a Librarian. I had to ask myself what I did with my hardware modules (which is fairly little these days)? That is to say, do I actually do much editing of patches, or do I just need to manage banks and upload and download them from devices? I'll just throw out another option here which is what I had considered if/when I move to Lion. Option 2a: Look at an alternative such as MidiQuest and consider using it on a Windows partition on your Mac Option 2: Look at an alternative such as MidiQuest, and see what their Lion support plans are.

Option 1: Run Snow Leopard on a separate partition or computer in order to use Unisyn So now what do I do? Is there another MIDI editor/librarian that will import Unisyn files? Or can I perhaps run Tiger & Lion on the same Mac (not at the same time, of course) so that I can continue to use my outboard synths?Īs I read through these messages I see that I'm not alone, but have any solutions been found? Thanks all I get is a 'sorry about that' and 'good luck' from MOTU. Now as I ponder acquiring a new computer (which I really need) and Lion, I learn that Unisyn is gone, and MOTU will not be upgrading it.

I use Unisyn to load and tweak individual patches in my hardware synths.

MidiVeg wrote:I am heavily dependent on Unisyn, and partly for that reason have stuck with using Tiger OS for all these years.

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