will keep this short as i'm not hopeful of a response (i've
not had a single post answered in over 2 years!)
but maybe..
Since upgrading to 10.39 i have no audio in classic
anymore..i get an error message 'not enough memory'. I
have tried everything i can think of..happens with a vanilla
os9 folder and all variations thereof.
My media apps are classic apps and i need them ..anyone
know a solution?
thanxs in advance

Do you have the same problem if you boot into OS 9?

Have you tried increasing the memory allocated to the program by increasing it's size in the Get Info window?

no problem in os9 at all ..i did try the memory allocation
increase to ridiculous levels..no joy..I don't think it's
actually a memory problem..it is every audio app in classic
that does this, too, and everything worked fine in classic
in osx 10.15.

OK..i had a flash of inspiration..I have an M-Audio 24bit
soundcard that seems to have gotten installed for only
one user ..admin...(what kind of stupid installer would
think only one user would want sound?)
Turned out to be a stroke of luck, tho..created another
user, logged in, set audio to 'sound out' ie..headphones,
and ran classic..it now works, and when I log back into
admin, the sound output is switched back to the M-Audio
card..
So if I want to run classic audio apps, I just log in as 'audio
editing user'..
will check the MacMusic forums to see if theres a better
solution, but for now, in case anyone else has an M-Audio
2496 card with same problem...this is a workaround..
Soundedit works again! Yay!

Glad to hear you got it straightened out!

yup..thanx for replying tho...