Ok, it has been a very long time since I have done this but as best I can recall. you can connect your mac via daisey-chain to your S-760 as long as your mac is the last on the chain. There is a specific boot sequence but I can not remember if the S-760 or Mac have to boot first. Once you have established the connection you can use Peak to download Performances or Patches (other things may also be possible). I do not believe that you can copy items directly from the drives but things may have changed since I did this. Essentially what you are doing is establishing a direct connection to your S-760 for purposes of editing and transferring Performances/Patches between the Mac and S-760. Also, if you save Performances or Patches to an external Roland formatted disk (you can get up to 500mb on one disk). You can then connect this drive directly to your Mac via SCSI. Again there is a boot sequence but what you are going to want to do is launch Toast, then turn on the SCSI drive. If all goes well you want to perform a "Device Copy" (I hope that is right) with Toast and burn a CD. This will give you a Roland formatted CD. If Kontakt reads Roland formatted disks then you are home free, if not then use something like CDXtract or Translator to translate the patches to Kontakt format. Tim