OSX 10.3.9. Does that meet the system requirements for Manyone?
Does Manyone have a "loop sample" feature?
Will it save samples to aif format?
Thanks for any help on this matter.
Michael
Manyone Mac OSX system requirements?
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- Banned
- 6129 posts since 9 Oct, 2007 from an inharmonious society
I'm interested in getting Manyone sampler. I'm on a MacG4 powerbook 1.33mhz.
OSX 10.3.9. Does that meet the system requirements for Manyone?
Does Manyone have a "loop sample" feature?
Will it save samples to aif format?
Thanks for any help on this matter.
Michael
OSX 10.3.9. Does that meet the system requirements for Manyone?
Does Manyone have a "loop sample" feature?
Will it save samples to aif format?
Thanks for any help on this matter.
Michael
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- Mod-ulator
- 2895 posts since 31 Oct, 2000 from "Where I'm to, There I'll be"
Hi Michael
ManyOne should work on your system without problems.
It is a sample playback VSTi and has no settings to set looping. It does however play looped samples if your samples are already looped. Likewise you cannot save samples out of it into aif. ManyOne uses Wusiksnd format sample packs. We have a free mapper that allows you to map your own samplesets for it, but it is windows only. However you can make the sets on a windows machine and they are usable on Mac. Some guys are even running the mapper on Macs with one of the virtual Windows programs available for Mac. (Can't recall at this point the name of the program guys use on Mac for this)
ManyOne is also on sale for only $24.95 at this time which includes access to the ManyTone FreeZone which has the mapper and our Sitar, and other free samplesets.
Hope this helps.
Paul
ManyOne should work on your system without problems.
It is a sample playback VSTi and has no settings to set looping. It does however play looped samples if your samples are already looped. Likewise you cannot save samples out of it into aif. ManyOne uses Wusiksnd format sample packs. We have a free mapper that allows you to map your own samplesets for it, but it is windows only. However you can make the sets on a windows machine and they are usable on Mac. Some guys are even running the mapper on Macs with one of the virtual Windows programs available for Mac. (Can't recall at this point the name of the program guys use on Mac for this)
ManyOne is also on sale for only $24.95 at this time which includes access to the ManyTone FreeZone which has the mapper and our Sitar, and other free samplesets.
Hope this helps.
Paul
