i am using logic 5.5 on mac os x, and using it to tranmit midi messages to a synth i built in max msp, the synth interprets a list of two numbers, pitch, and duration, is there a way to make logic transmit the length of the note being played rather than just signifying the end of the note when the velocity hits 0? any suggestions would be much appreciated, my email is brillo5@... thank you very much jared

i am using logic 5.5 on mac os x, and using it to tranmit signals to a synth i built in max msp, the synth interprets a list of two numbers, pitch, and duration, is there a way to make logic transmit the length of the note being played rather than just signifying the end of the note when the velocity hits 0? any suggestions would be much appreciated thank you very much jared

i am using logic 5.5 on mac os x, and using it to tranmit signals to a synth i built in max msp, the synth interprets a list of two numbers, pitch, and duration, is there a way to make logic transmit the length of the note being played rather than just signifying the end of the note when the velocity hits 0? any suggestions would be much appreciated thank you very much jared

> ** Original Message follows... > From: "gisle martens meyer <gi-meyer@...>" <gi-meyer@...> > Subject: [OT] Soundforge equivalent on Mac? > > I went from PC to Mac, mainly with Logic, I keep a lot of work on > my PC laptop. But when travelling or touring i´d like to do > everything on the Powerbook. However I can´t seem to find > anything as powerful as Soundforge 6 or Wavelab on the Mac - > Peak is so far the closest, but it just isn´t enough, in my opinion it > misses all the smart details of SF, it´s really slow on the redraws > and very expensive. I work alot with loops, markers/regions, > cutting/pasting, zooming in and out very frequently. I was just > wondering if anyone experienced on both platforms could point > me to something more similar to Soundforge than Peak. > Your best bet may be be running Soundforge in Virtual PC on the Mac. I got it working, but have not tested it thoroughly as yet. Mars

--- In logic-ot@yahoogroups.com, teddybut <kumpkin@e...> wrote: > > > VERY FUNNY "Switch" Parody > > > > http://www.unspeakable.org/bitch.mpg > > I guess that's funny, but none of the things he's complaining about have > ever happened to me. At least the real Apple switch ads are truthful. > > teddybut Count yourself as one of the lucky ones then... I've been using a Mac for around 9 years and have experienced many of those same (albeit somewhat exaggerated) scenarios.

>--- In logic-ot@yahoogroups.com, teddybut <kumpkin@e...> wrote: >> >> > VERY FUNNY "Switch" Parody >> > >> > http://www.unspeakable.org/bitch.mpg >> >> I guess that's funny, but none of the things he's complaining about >have >> ever happened to me. At least the real Apple switch ads are >truthful. >> >> teddybut > >Count yourself as one of the lucky ones then... > >I've been using a Mac for around 9 years and have experienced many of >those same (albeit somewhat exaggerated) scenarios. > Me too. Of course the funny part is that he acts as if it is somehow better in the Windows world which I know for a fact it isn't it also seems to have escaped his attention that you can get any file back on a Mac too but still I found it pretty amusing.

Hey I'm looking for a plug-in that can simulate Wow and Flutter (not a delay). Ala. instant Mellotron from any sample. I don't think using LFO's would be enough for me, unless someone can prove me wrong by maybe sending an EXS mkII patch example, or explaining how it could be done. I also have Reaktor, which seems like a way to do it. AU or VST would be preffered. Willing to looking into other possibilities. ie. DXI, hardware... Thanks A Lot, Erland http://www.erlandonline.com http://www.mp3.com/erland --------------------------------------------------------

Hi Erland. I think what you need would be a Waves plugin called "Mondomod". I believe it cames with the Native Gold Bundle or something like that, as I saw it only once in a classroom. I remember that among other things, it simulated that kind of artifacts: offcenter vinyls, etc... Good Luck Santi ----- Original Message ----- From: "erland" <musicmaker@...> To: <logic-ot@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 2:57 AM Subject: [L-OT] Looking For A Plug-In That Can Simulate Wow/Flutter > Hey I'm looking for a plug-in that can simulate Wow and Flutter (not a > delay). Ala. instant Mellotron from any sample. I don't think using > LFO's would be enough for me, unless someone can prove me wrong by > maybe sending an EXS mkII patch example, or explaining how it could be > done. I also have Reaktor, which seems like a way to do it. > > AU or VST would be preffered. Willing to looking into other > possibilities. ie. DXI, hardware... > Thanks A Lot, > > Erland > > http://www.erlandonline.com > > http://www.mp3.com/erland > -------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >

anyone suggest certain hard drive drivers to be used with a TiBook 500MHZ machine? (for dropping in a new (and faster) hard drive?) any place to find online where it shows how to swap them out and how to give them the best situation/operating status to give you the best audio performance? many thanks, tv

On Friday, March 7, 2003, at 02:53 AM, Santi Galán wrote: > > Hi Erland. > > I think what you need would be a Waves plugin called "Mondomod". I > believe > it cames with the Native Gold Bundle or something like that, as I saw > it > only once in a classroom..... <snip> > > > Hey I'm looking for a plug-in that can simulate Wow and Flutter (not > a > > delay).  > > > Hi Santi, I've had the Gold Bundle since late December. I don't think I've ever even opened up an instance of Mondomod for some reason. I thought it was another flanger. I can't believe that! Thanks a lot. I'm looking forward to using it. Erland http://www.erlandonline.com http://www.mp3.com/erland --------------------------------------------------------

Hello! I know you're sorted out now with the Waves plug-in, but I've had a lot of success in the past degrading sounds by using the Logic Tape Delay plug in. In the extended menu there are sliders to control amount of flutter and speed thereof, and you could set the delay to one beat, 100% wet and no feedback, add in the required flutter (designed to simulate Copicat type tape echo machines) and voila! Of course the downside would be that everything would be one beat late, but it wouldn't be much work to advance the track by one beat to compensate. Or have I got completely the wrong end of the stick? Best wishes Ron > > Hi Erland. > > > > I think what you need would be a Waves plugin called "Mondomod". I > > believe > > it cames with the Native Gold Bundle or something like that, as I saw > > it > > only once in a classroom..... > > <snip> > > > > > Hey I'm looking for a plug-in that can simulate Wow and Flutter (not > > a > > > delay).  > > > > > > > Hi Santi, > > I've had the Gold Bundle since late December. I don't think I've ever > even opened up an instance of Mondomod for some reason. I thought it > was another flanger. I can't believe that! Thanks a lot. I'm looking > forward to using it. > > Erland > > http://www.erlandonline.com > > http://www.mp3.com/erland > -------------------------------------------------------- > > >

Is anyone using PT6.0/le? I am wondering if its worth the $75 upgrade. I used to use it more, but I find I am doing most things in logic now.

I hope you find the solution with that mondomod. Anyway, I'd like to know truly if it does what you said, just curious. Santi ----- Original Message ----- <Hi Santi, <I've had the Gold Bundle since late December. I don't think I've ever <even opened up an instance of Mondomod for some reason. I thought it <was another flanger. I can't believe that! Thanks a lot. I'm looking <forward to using it. <Erland http://www.erlandonline.com http://www.mp3.com/erland -------------------------------------------------------- Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

Hi there, I just went through this two days ago. First off, the best way to make this transfer is to take your old drive out and put the new drive in. Then format the new drive on the computer booting from the first of the two OS X install CD's. When it comes up with the installer dialog, choose "Drive Setup"?? from the install menu. Actually I can't remember if it is "Setup" but you can't miss it. It's the only option that says "Drive". Use the format feature to reformat the new drive. Now, put your old drive in an external case (you can get a firewire case from OWC or DevDepot for about $50). Shut down and re-boot the computer holding down the option key. Choose the old OS X on the external drive as the boot system and continue the boot process. When you are up and running transfer all the old drive files to the new one. You should be able to just drag and drop, although I seem to have better success using Retrospect and the Duplicate drive feature. Anyhow, shut down, and reboot normally with the external drive disconnected and you should boot up on your new drive. The external case seems like a real pain in the butt but it is the best way to go, and the only way I could get it all to work, and you end up with your old drive in an external case as a spare firewire drive instead of just throwing it away. Below is a link to a PDF on the Apple site explaining how to do the physical change. http://www.info.apple.com/usen/cip/index.html Just choose your machine, and then choose hard drive replacement in the language of your choice and off you go. Good luck, GH On Saturday, March 8, 2003, at 12:49 AM, logic-ot@yahoogroups.com wrote: > Subject: drivers for a TiBook hard drive replacement? > > anyone suggest certain hard drive drivers to be used with a TiBook > 500MHZ > machine? (for dropping in a new (and faster) hard drive?) any place > to find > online where it shows how to swap them out and how to give them the > best > situation/operating status to give you the best audio performance? > > many thanks, > tv

If you are going to spend $50 for the external case for a 27G drive, why not spend a little more and just get an external Firewire drive? That is what BT was saying he does ... I think he has one FW drive for each song as a backup.

I meant ... back up your old drive to the external, swap the internals and format as suggested, then restore from the external to the new internal

Hey, I was a little disappointed with the Mondomod. It sounds too clean to simulate tape. I tried adding distortions/overdrives after it, Logic's Overdrive plug-in and PSP Vintage Warmer. It still sounded too digital and sterile. I'm still gonna check out the tape delay. I've used the flutter parameter only with feedback. Erland http://www.erlandonline.com http://www.mp3.com/erland -------------------------------------------------------- On Friday, March 7, 2003, at 12:59 PM, Santi Galán wrote: > > > I hope you find the solution with that mondomod. Anyway, I'd like to > know > truly if it does what you said, just curious. > > Santi > > ----- Original Message ----- > > <Hi Santi, > > <I've had the Gold Bundle since late December.  I don't think I've ever > <even opened up an instance of Mondomod for some reason.  I thought it > <was another flanger.  I can't believe that! Thanks a lot.  I'm looking > <forward to using it. > > <Erland > >              http://www.erlandonline.com > >              http://www.mp3.com/erland

Is there a plug that does a granular synthesis? The only one i have is built into Metasynth (which is not VST).

there's one that comes with pluggo, check out cycling74.com On Sunday, March 9, 2003, at 01:37 AM, TazmnianDv@... wrote: > Is there a plug that does a granular synthesis? The only one i have is > built > into Metasynth (which is not VST). > <image.tiff> > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.

Hello to all LUG members!!! Just wonder, can anybody tell me about ART DPS mic preamp? I gonna buy it in a nearest future and I wanna know some more about this device. Cheers.... Alexander

On Sunday, March 9, 2003, at 12:39 AM, logic-ot@yahoogroups.com wrote: > I meant ... back up your old drive to the external, swap the internals > and > format as suggested, then restore from the external to the new internal Ah, see I thought so too, but that didn't work. I'm not sure exactly why, but until I did the swap the way I described, I couldn't get a good restore. I'm no newbie to dealing with mac's either. It had something to do with transferring the OS X system, but i have also heard from many others that had the same trouble. Good luck, GH

>Ah, see I thought so too, but that didn't work. I'm not sure exactly >why, but until I did the swap the way I described, I couldn't get a >good restore. I'm no newbie to dealing with mac's either. It had >something to do with transferring the OS X system, but i have also >heard from many others that had the same trouble. Well I did precisely that when upgrading my "bronze key" 333 powerbooks' drive. However, did you try that backup utility by intego I suggested before? I don't know becuase I haven't used it, but I read in a magazine that it will make bootable disks... evidently there is a shit load of helper files, possiblely invisible - for OSX.

Hey, I was wondering if you someone could tell me what a "cost-deal" is. A music instrument company approached me and offered me a cost-deal and endorsement possibility. Pardon me if it's something really obvious like a rebate. English isn't my first language. Thanks, Erland http://www.erlandonline.com http://www.mp3.com/erland --------------------------------------------------------

>Hey, > >I was wondering if you someone could tell me what a "cost-deal" is. A >music instrument company approached me and offered me a cost-deal and >endorsement possibility. > >Pardon me if it's something really obvious like a rebate. English >isn't my first language. Not 100% sure but maybe they mean they will sell you their product for "cost" in other words the same price their distributor pays them for the product. You could just ask them what they mean though. It is a reasonable question. Just say what you said here.

They must think you are hot stuff Erland . If you are buying from them they will sell you their gear at Cost price [price to the shops] as opposed to retail price [price to the shops customers otherwise known as punters] . Endorsment usually means that you will allow your image to be associated with their product in return for giving you whatever instruments they may produce . Good Luck. Paul