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	ASR-X Editor (Mac) in Classic under OS X Panther
	January 31, 2005 ~ ASR-X users running Mac OS X Panther may find this of interest: It is possible to establish communications between an ASR-X and the freeware ASR-X Editor (Mac) 569 K by Shehryar Lasi using OMS 2.3.8 (Open Music System) within Classic under Mac OS 10.3.7 (Panther.) This user has successfully tested communication between an ASR-X Pro and ASR-X Editor using both an Emagic MT4 2x4 USB MIDI Interface and a MIDIMAN UNO 1x1 USB MIDI Interface. Having installed OMS 2.3.8 within Classic, I built separate Studio Setup documents in OMS so I could swap between the Emagic and MIDIMAN hardware MIDI Interface for testing. Make certain to have installed within the OMS Folder in your System Folder for OS 9: the OMS USB Manager installed and the current driver for your MIDI Interface - in this example both the M-Audio USB OMS Support and Unitor Family OMS Driver's were installed. My previous attempts to run ASR-X Editor within Classic under Mac OS 10.2.8 (Jaguar) were unsuccessful. Some users have reported success using MIDIbridge9x to make their legacy Editor/Librarians function within Classic, but I never invested the time to troubleshoot such a configuration following my initial attempts - your mileage may vary ;-)

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