Hey am having some trouble with using rapid evolution on my new 13 inch macbook pro (just bought it like a week ago so i’m not sure what operating system that makes it…)
When I click “detect key” the dialogue box comes up, but then it disappears and no key is registered. This only happens for some though. Sometimes a key does register but it will only come up as a actual key (C minor, A major etc) even though I have the “use key codes” box checked in the options.
Furthermore, the keys don’t register in Traktor.
I’m using the suggested JID3 tagger to read and write tags. Any suggestions??
I can’t help with your main question, but I can with this one. Click on the apple in the upper left corner, then about this mac. Your version number is in the window that pops up. If it’s a new laptop it should be 10.5.8. If it’s not click on the apple again and select software update.
Also, look into quicksilver (best OS X add-on ever, if you think that way) and make sure you set up Spaces and Exposé to get the most out of it.
As to the actual answer to your question, I don’t use RE, but I’d bet that command-comma while it has focus will open up a Preferences window (like it does on >99% of OS X apps) and allow you to change whatever settings you can…just look at all of them, it’ll be there somewhere.
wow thanks for the mac advice! as for RE i only really use the keys it gives as a really rough guide because i am aware of the fact that its less than half correct!
tbh i loved rapid evolution for the mac when i first got it. but after about a week it just kept on messing up on me and stuff. would not recommend it but hey that could of been just me. Lovely program when working well
RE2 is in the works, and from the look of it, it’s going to be badass. I don’t think the key detection will get any better, but at least it’s speed and functionality will, which is what currently kills the experience.
