Rewire problems...help!

[Boogie]

I have problems getting Logic 6.1 (incl. tdm+esb)and Reason 2.5 to work with Rewire 2 on my dual 533 Mac G4

When both programs are running.. I get a "verify" error message.

Has anyone experienced the same kind of problem?

Anyone got a solution for this?


Cheers,

Boogie [img]images/icons/rolleyes.gif[/img]

[MoreMeintheMonitors]

Yes, Logic 6.1 installs an incorrect Rewire component. Check the Emagic or Propellerheads website for a fix.

[Boogie]

I have already replaced the "Rex Library file" , and still I cannot get both programs to work well together.

The rewire works, but everytime I switch back and forth between the two programs (logic & reason)... my system crashes.

Btw, I am running OS9.2.2

How much ram should one allocate for reason?


Cheers,
Boogie

[Mastersonics]

hi
excellent question
i'm interested in the answer too.
i'll be using Reason OSX within days and
want to know the best way on these two to interact

thanks for the help
regards,
Charles

[David A. Dever]

What hardware are you running?

I found that I needed to deprecate OS X to version 10.2.4 (no iApp updates) for things to work reasonably well.

Emagic Logic Platinum 6.1
PT 6.0.1 installed components (including DAE updates)
-- no CoreAudio driver installed --
Propellerheads Reason 2.5 (using their REX Shared Library)
Native Instruments Reaktor 4.0x (as an AudioUnit, not an AU-wrapped VST or stand-alone)
Novation V-Station (AU) 1.0
Waldorf/Steinberg PPG Wave 2.V 1.2+ Attack 1.2 (using FXpansion AU wrapper 1.072)
2 x Emagic AMT8 MIDI interfaces
Lucid GENx6-96 clock
ProTools|24 MIX+ with DSP Farm PCI
2 x 1622 I/O with 888/24 I/O
ATTO UL3D-PCI SCSI host adapter
2 x 18GB/10K DigiDrives
"Quicksilver" G4 867 MHz, 512MB RAM
Emagic Logic Control surface

Naturally, I don't run all at the same time. The AU / AMS / ReWire 2 combination seems to be a viable proposition, relative to the problems we experienced under OS 9 with OMS.

Getting rid of the Radikal control surface we previously used also helped immensely (these systems are instable at the drop of a hair, and it helps to jettison any poorly-written drivers).

Hope this helps.
Dave Dever