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D I G I T A L T I M E P I E C E & P R O T O O L S
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ENABLING OMS EMULATION IN FREEMIDI
Follow the directions in this section if you have
decided to use FreeMIDI’s OMS emulation instead
of using OMS (as discussed earlier in this chapter).
Once you have installed ClockWorks (which also
installs FreeMIDI), turn on OMS emulation in
FreeMIDI as follows:
1
Disable OMS. There are several convenient ways
to do this. You can turn off the OMS System
Extension in the Extensions Manager Control
Panel. Or you can drag the OMS System Extension
out of the Extensions folder in your Macintosh’s
start-up System Folder.
2
Launch FreeMIDI Setup. (The installer puts it a
folder called FreeMIDI Applications on the top level
of your start-up hard drive.)
3 Choose Preferences from the File menu.
Figure 12-1: Launch the FreeMIDI Setup application and choose
Preferences from the File menu to enable OMS emulation in FreeMIDI.
4 Enable the FreeMIDI Applications Only option.
5
Enable the Emulate OMS option.
6
Enable the Inter-application MIDI option.
7
Click OK.
PREPARING OMS
If you have decided to use OMS instead of
FreeMIDI’s OMS emulation (as discussed earlier in
this chapter), go ahead and install both
ClockWorks and OMS as usual, such that both
FreeMIDI and OMS are installed in your system.
Then configure OMS as described in chapter 11,
“Digital Timepiece & OMS” (page 79). When you
are finished, the following should be true:
■
Your OMS setup has a properly configured
Digital Timepiece in it. OMS can send and receive
MIDI data to and from the Digital Timepiece,
including MIDI Time Code (MTC) and MIDI
Machine Control (MMC).
■
You have successfully set up OMS and
ClockWorks so that they can be run simulta-
neously.