Sorry Tobias, I didnt know it was PC only. If anyone is interested I could sample my theremax theremin on the weekend.? regards LjGarrett >Why not DL the rather cool and free VSTi from fxpansion? > Please always add PC or Mac or whatever, so one doesn´t have to search a while only to find it´s only for the other system! thx, Tobias Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

>Can anybody give me hints, how to achieve the results I'm after? You really should post a good quality mp3 so that people can hear what you are doing. Otherwise it's pretty much impossible to even begin to speculate on where you are going right or wrong.

Hay anyone out there have issues with the OSX Date and time? I have X on a different drive (10.1) and whenever I boot from that drive it defaults to Jan 1 1970. ;-/ Everything is then fine when I boot back to 9.2.2. Cheers, Matt =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Matt McKenzie-Smith PO Box 10395 Adelaide BC 5000 South Australia +618(0)82938282 +61(0)416 197 883 mattrixx@...

>Hay anyone out there have issues with the OSX Date and time? >I have X on a different drive (10.1) and whenever I boot from that drive it >defaults to Jan 1 1970. ;-/ Everything is then fine when I boot back to >9.2.2. >Cheers, >Matt Just guessing. Perhaps your battery is down (I'm assuming it's not a laptop), and you have a broad band internet connection. You have in Mac OS 9 on Date & Time Control Panel network time sinchronization on and in MAC OSX Date & Time Sistem preference - off! Perhaps? -- Guga Petri http://www.msdesigns.com.br/lgpetri

No I dont think it is that. I have 2 imacs that do that and the battery's are fine. 10.1.5 for me. Network time server works fine, but local time setting doesnt work. JR >Just guessing. >Perhaps your battery is down (I'm assuming it's not a laptop), and >you have a broad band internet connection. You have in Mac OS 9 on >Date & Time Control Panel network time sinchronization on and in MAC >OSX Date & Time Sistem preference - off! >Perhaps?

>No I dont think it is that. >I have 2 imacs that do that and the battery's are fine. > >10.1.5 for me. Network time server works fine, but local time >setting doesnt work. > >JR > >>Just guessing. >>Perhaps your battery is down (I'm assuming it's not a laptop), and >>you have a broad band internet connection. You have in Mac OS 9 on >>Date & Time Control Panel network time sinchronization on and in MAC >>OSX Date & Time Sistem preference - off! > >Perhaps? It's odd ain't it? I have an iBook with both 9.2.2 and 10.1.5 (waiting for jaguar) adn everithing is ok. Do you use any international setting different from english? -- Guga Petri http://www.msdesigns.com.br/lgpetri

--- In logic-ot@y..., Dennis Gunn <dennisg@a...> wrote: > >Can anybody give me hints, how to achieve the results I'm after? > > You really should post a good quality mp3 so that people can hear > what you are doing. Otherwise it's pretty much impossible to even > begin to speculate on where you are going right or wrong. You're right Dennis, action speaks louder than words :-) Here you find a link to a small, but high quality mp3-snippet: http://www.cone.nl/content/download/example.mp3 I'm interested in your opinions, about: -how to obtain more presence and 'power' -while played on lo-fi systems, no distortion -other tips & hints Thanks in advance for your time and attention. EK

> I'm interested in your opinions, about: >-how to obtain more presence and 'power' >-while played on lo-fi systems, no distortion >-other tips & hints Actually it sounds like a pretty good mix to me. On my hi-fi speakers (Dynaudio BM6As) I feel like I the bass might be a touch loud and I might like a little more of the percussion. On my tiny crappo Lo-Fi speakers the percussion balance sounds better right but the bass line is a little hard to pick out. One thing you might take note of is that the bass is a pretty pure sine wavy bass and it tends to get lost on speakers that can't reproduce it when it is loud enough to actually be kind of blasting on speakers that can. NS10s for example roll off on the bottom at 60 hz but a low E on a bass is 40hz so it is the distortion and overtones that give you a clue as to what is going on on the bottom. The fundamental does not even exist on most speakers. The upshoot of this being that if you are aiming for crappo speakers you may want to use a bass patch with more overtones in it. As for sounding more "powerful" I don't think any mastering you do to that particular piece is going to make it a whole lot more powerful because it is kind of lite music and light tones. Just my opinion and someone else may be able to help you more.

For Matt and stuff for anyone interested, > Hay anyone out there have issues with the OSX Date and time? Matt, I really can't remember for sure...to be quite honest. But, there are several updates from Apple. I have installed 10.1.2, then 10.1.3, then 10.1.4 and recently 10.1.5. You can get them at: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/ This is the DL you probably need: Mac OS X Combo Update 10.1.5 system requirements are: -Mac OS X 10.1, 10.1.1, or 10.1.2 -Security Update 10-19-01 Installed -Mac OS X 10.1 Installer Update installed That should resolve any/most issues that you are aware and not aware of. ------------ As for everyone else, check this one out...I just download it, probably install it later. But, it from Bias...it is called vbox. All I did was fill out name and email fields and the DL was honored. But it is a Demo. http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/audio/vbox.html Looked interesting...so check it out. Or let us know the skinny on dis puppy. By the way, I am running Reason 2.0 for OSX and it is rock solid. Also, bought one of those Logitech USB optical mice, with Right click and scroll wheel. Had to install a driver for OS9, yet it works beautifully for OSX, as anticipated, with no drivers. No more left hand on control key, the ultimate in laziness...LOL. Works really well with Reason, IE, Netscape, SparkMe, etc. Peace, Alexis > I have X on a different drive (10.1) and whenever I boot from that drive it > defaults to Jan 1 1970. ;-/ Everything is then fine when I boot back to > 9.2.2. > Cheers, > Matt

"ewald_kegel" <ekegel@...> wrote: >--- In logic-ot@y..., Dennis Gunn <dennisg@a...> wrote: >> >Can anybody give me hints, how to achieve the results I'm after? >> >> You really should post a good quality mp3 so that people can hear >> what you are doing. Otherwise it's pretty much impossible to even >> begin to speculate on where you are going right or wrong. > >You're right Dennis, action speaks louder than words :-) > >Here you find a link to a small, but high quality mp3-snippet: >http://www.cone.nl/content/download/example.mp3 > >I'm interested in your opinions, about: >-how to obtain more presence and 'power' Based on what I heard with your example, I offer my My 5 cents worth: Reduce the low bass level in the mix. A lot. It dominates all else and it needs to breathe more to let other parts come thru. A low shelf at around - 6dB, 125 Hz for starters The loudness of the bass will lower the amount of maximising you can effectively apply across the whole track so this is likely to have some effect on the 'power' part of your problem. A a slow gentle curve to boost in the midrange (a la 2k) wouldn't hurt for presence either. Think about leaving a bit more space in your arrangement too. If you are monitoring on a less than decent system during mixing It may be worth your time and money getting a spectrum analyzer to check out your efforts visually. S. --

Cause I'm on a mac. Thanks anyway Erland mp3.com/erland On Wednesday, August 21, 2002, at 06:36 AM, logic-ot@yahoogroups.com wrote: > Why not DL the rather cool and free VSTi from fxpansion? > > regrards > LjGarrett

I don't have the ES 1. maybe i'll consider getting it. erland mp3.com/erland ________________________________________________________________________ From: "Richmond, James (James) ** CTR **" <richmondj@...> Subject: RE: Theremin using built-in SoftSynth In Logic 5 The ES1 has a nice Theramin preset too. I use it all the time. Ahhhhh... portishead. JR Hi, Could someone please send me, or post a nice sounding theremin patch for one of the built-in soft-synths in Logic 5? I'm assuming the ES M would work fairly well. I would really appreciate it.

Ok, sorry I didnt know it was pc only. I will sample my theremax and if it turns out ok, post the samples some where. LjGarrett ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erland" <musicmaker@...> To: <logic-ot@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Friday, August 23, 2002 4:46 PM Subject: [L-OT] Re: Theremin using built-in SoftSynth In Logic 5 > Cause I'm on a mac. > Thanks anyway > > > Erland > > mp3.com/erland > > > On Wednesday, August 21, 2002, at 06:36 AM, logic-ot@yahoogroups.com > wrote: > > > Why not DL the rather cool and free VSTi from fxpansion? > > > > regrards > > LjGarrett > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >

Hi all I Just got a couple new hardrives for my Logic PC DAW, and have technical questions that maybe some of you can answer... 1. When formatting the hard drive, I'm asked what size file clusters I want.. what is best for a dedicated audio drive? what about the OS/programs drive? 2. I'm considering employing my 2 new 40 gb drives in a raid stripe configuration for dedicated audio. Will raid 0 be benificial or detrimental for audio? Thanks in advance for any feedback... Ed System: Logic 5.2 w/ various vsti's P4 2.24 ghz Gigabyte GA-8IHXP mobo 256 rambus 1066 (will be increased when prices drop..) Echo Mona Matrox G550 1xIBM 4Ogb for OS/programs 2x maxtor 40gb for audio

>> Hay anyone out there have issues with the OSX Date and time? >> I have X on a different drive (10.1) and whenever I boot from that drive it >> defaults to Jan 1 1970. ;-/ Everything is then fine when I boot back to >> 9.2.2. >> Cheers, >> Matt > > > Just guessing. > Perhaps your battery is down (I'm assuming it's not a laptop), and > you have a broad band internet connection. You have in Mac OS 9 on > Date & Time Control Panel network time sinchronization on and in MAC > OSX Date & Time Sistem preference - off! > Perhaps? It seems to have settled. (without a net time server). I read something at the Apple knowledge base where they said just to reset it and it will eventually work. Now it does ;-/ Cheers =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Matt McKenzie-Smith PO Box 10395 Adelaide BC 5000 South Australia +618(0)82938282 +61(0)416 197 883 mattrixx@...

> From: "ed_tarantino" <edtarantino@...> >Hi all >I Just got a couple new hardrives for my Logic PC DAW, and have >technical questions that maybe some of you can answer... > >1. When formatting the hard drive, I'm asked what size file clusters >I want.. what is best for a dedicated audio drive? what about the >OS/programs drive? Hi Ed, you didn't mention the OS so I assume you're formatting FAT32. I generally use 32K clusters for the audio drives. The DOS format command looks like this: FORMAT D: /Z:64 And use 8K clusters for the OS/system drive. FORMAT D: /Z:16 Been doing it like this for a long time, what options do you have, are you using formatting software? Howard

I got one of those powermates ... a metal usb knob that turns with a light that blinks. It works with Logic. I assigned key commands to scroll left/right and holding down while turning gives me up/down and, hitting it,gives me a play/pause.

Redirected from the LUG to Logic-OT From: "hsjoblad" <w92nqlq6r001@...> Date: Sat Aug 24, 2002 3:14pm Subject: Re: [LUG] [GEN] Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets. --- In logic-users@y..., Colin Miller <snoopy@m...> wrote: > At 01:00 PM 8/24/2002 +0000, you wrote: > > On the contrary, knowledge breeds competition. When the starting point > > been equalized you both know the same techniques. If you have more > > talent and work harder than the other guy, guess who does it better. > > So the other guy has to try even harder. But if the other guy knows > > the expert tricks, and you don't, there's no need for him to get any > > better, until you catch up. > > Exceot one person would know what they were doing, the other would > just be copying someone elses idea without having a real understanding > of what they are doing. Same princicple as if you just gave someone > the answers to a test. They would be even as far as the score goes, > but the 2nd person wouldn't be gtrowing or learning. > > Colin Miller Bollocks. Just because I didn't invent the car doesn't mean I cannot understand how it works and build one. But it doesn't mean I can build a car that works as well as the guys who've been building cars for a long time. This is just about sharing techniques. I'd like to know the effects processors and routings used for those extremely wide, enveloping, yet mono compatible vocals that can be found on every big record today.

Redirected from the LUG to Logic-OT From: Howard Wooten <hwooten@...> Date: Sat Aug 24, 2002 3:19pm Subject: Re: [GEN] Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets. > From: "hsjoblad" <w92nqlq6r001@s...> > But knowledge is power. And power is money (which increases happiness) > and vice versa. And who would share the power? You'd end up with less > power (and arguably with less money and less happy). Thank the powers that be this equation is false. H

At 05:08 PM 8/24/2002 -0500, you wrote: >Bollocks. Just because I didn't invent the car doesn't mean I cannot >understand how it works and build one. But it doesn't mean I can build a >car that works as well as the guys who've been building cars for a long >time. This is just about sharing techniques. Hardly bullocks and hardly a comparison. I doubt anyone who you look up to engineering wise invented the FX processors used, they just learned the skills of how to use them by practicing. What you need to do is not find out other peoples techniques but rather try recreating what you hear them doing. This will spawn true creativity, much more so than copying. If you like a certian effect someone did, expiriment with trying to recreate it because you will come up with something original and probably even better. This is likely how the person you are trying to emulate did it as well. :-) Colin Miller

[redirected from LUG to Logic-OT:] From: "romanpnz" <romanp@...> Date: Sun Aug 25, 2002 11:29am Subject: Re: [LUG] [GEN] Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets. [OT] I couldn't find any mixing tips at all. It says stay tuned. What are you guys reading?

[redirected from LUG to Logic-OT:] From: "Michael Gerdau" <mgd@...> Date: Sun Aug 25, 2002 11:21am Subject: Re: [GEN] Charles Dye reveals mixing secrets. >> On the contrary, knowledge breeds competition. [convincing argument skipped] >Exceot one person would know what they were doing, the other would just be >copying someone elses idea without having a real understanding of what they >are doing. Same princicple as if you just gave someone the answers to a >test. They would be even as far as the score goes, but the 2nd person >wouldn't be gtrowing or learning. This comparison would be valid, if all mixes were the same. However since all mixes are differently (at least in details) an IMO much better comparison would be: Tell someone the secrets you use to master tests in general. Do this at a given example test. That way others will learn how to manage tests in general. Of course they'd be stupid if they would apply the answers to a particular test (mix) to all other tests (mixes). If you ask me, those that do deserve the result... ;-))) Best, Michael -- Vote against SPAM - see http://www.politik-digital.de/spam/ Michael Gerdau email: mgd@t... Windows Error: 015 - Unable to exit Windows. Try the door. PGP-keys available on request or at public keyserver

Hi everyone, I am selling my Logic Audio 5 Platinum and PC codes already on the key. I also have the code for the MAC which Emagic sent me. In addition to having a legal, registered working copy of the main sequencer software, the key also has the codes for the full working versions of EXS24, ES1, and EVP88 synths. You will get everything that came in the original box (including the box) The auction URL is: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item�2165565 The buy it now price is $500 while the reserve price is $450. Thanks, Clayton