To find the Multiport Layer:

• Go to your (User Area).
• In section 3 click (Software).
• Click (Ensemble Pro 5).
• 3rd from the top you should find the (Multiport Download Link).

On your Mac Mini Slave, are you launching VEP 5 in (SERVER) mode?

On the Macmini in Neywork, 

1) you set it to "using DHCP"

2) you note all the figures

3) you set it to "manually"

4) you type all the figure you have note in (2)

Cyril,

When I began using VEP 5 (for me) it was plug and play.

Just lucky I guess, but I didn't have to set or note anything.

I'm hoping it's that simple for Gilmasher.

It depends how you plug your Macmini, thru a swtich or directly on the second Ethernet port of the Macpro

I figured out the problem... I was looking for the VEP Multiport Layer on the VSL website and for some reason couldn't see it on the VE PRO 5 page. It's funny how some things are hidden in plain sight. Anyhow, I downloaded the song, hooked it up according to the VE PRO 5 manual and BINGO! We're in like Flinn... whoever Flinn was.

So now I am setting up a template and will get back to you guys if I have any problems. 

Now guess what... I thought I would make Logic run in 64 bit. Now for some reason when I do the multi layer song in logic it won't connect to the slave computer. What gives?

Are you running Logic in 64 bit? Because I was able to make a connection to my mac mini slave while in 32 bit mode. Now that I changed to 64 bit I can't access the mac mini. I'm wondering if anyone out there is using VE PRO 5 while running Logic in 64 bit?

What do you do concerning Finale 2012?

@Illuminatus said:

What do you do concerning Finale 2012?

I don't really understand your question in the context of this old thread, sorry to say so ... [*-)]

Kind regards,