Re: OT: In praise of Mainstage

[Chris Sewell <lunamusic@mac.com>]

Yep thats it. I just turn on my Motu after Mainstage is open.  
Although, not a true solution, it will get you up and running.
On Jun 11, 2008, at 12:26 PM, bsgood@adelphia.net wrote:

>
> I've used Mainstage for a few live gigs, and it's worked flawlessly.  
> But last week, when I booted it up ten minutes before a gig, it  
> started complaining about a conflict between MIDI and/or audio  
> drivers, and refused to work at all, even after restarting both  
> Mainstage and the computer. Fortunately, I had enough hardware with  
> me that I could still play, though with a greatly-reduced pallette,  
> and lots of grumpy language.
>
> I'm partway through swapping out drivers to try to identify the  
> guilty one, but don't have anything conclusive yet. I don't know if  
> this is properly considered a Mainstage problem, but Logic shows no  
> such problem on the same machine.
>
> ---- info at zoekeating <info@zoekeating.com> wrote:
>> i keep hearing this "buggy" thing...
>>
>> can anyone give specifics? i've been considering it for my stage
>> setup, but that "buggy" word frightens me.
>> or, is this info up at apple discussions somewhere?
>>
>>
>> On Jun 11, 2008, at 4:33 AM, Chris Sewell wrote:
>>
>>> I use both Live and Mainstage. The former is inferior in regards to
>>> sound quality, but has a lot of advantages. Mainstage is still
>>> buggy, but it is in its infancy. I'm sure as we go, it will improve.
>>
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