I have read alot of people have problems with 7 crashing and stuff. I have a 1.07 ghz G4 ibook with 1.25gb of ram also have a 160 gb ext hard drive for songs ,loops and stuff. I just want to know if LP7 will run nice on my computer. any replies will be helpful

On 06/12/2004, at 1:51 AM, garygenn wrote: > > I have read alot of people have problems with 7 crashing and stuff. I > have a > 1.07 ghz G4 ibook with 1.25gb of ram also have a 160 gb ext hard > drive for > songs ,loops and stuff. I just want to know if LP7 will run nice on my > computer. Gary, I run LP7 on a dual 1.25GHz G4 with 1 GB of RAM and have not had a crash. I can't imagine you'd have any probs. Andris

Anders - <enkvist@...> wrote: >Does any of you know how to reset an Alesis Quadraverb. The programs have >gone mad. I know there is a combination of button-pushing, but have >forgotten which ones. I still use it as listening-reverb when I record >voice. Hi Anders, I dug out my old manual and here's the straight dope: To Recall All presets: 1. Press the Store button 2. Press the Up Page button This will give you the page to recall a single preset to any location 3. Press the Up Page button again and you will get the "Recall all 90 Alesis programs" page 4. Hit Store again to execute the command. Regards, Murray

Hi, I´m using Roxio Jam 6.02 and Peak 4 (G4+) version 4.1 on a Powermac G5 2x2Ghz. In Jams preferences I selected Peak as the external Audio editor. Now when I want to open a track from Jam with the "Disk - open with peak" command there comes a message that the file can not be processed when peak has the access to the file. I am asked if I want to close Jam therefor. I also work on a Studio, where we also have those two programs and also a Powermac G5 2x2Ghz (the model before mine) The the file opens normaly in Peak without closing Jam. Does anyone knows this problem and have a solution for me? Who said that life is easy LG Uwe

Hi, first what I have made: - Recording an audiofile (SDII 44,1 khz) in Logic Pro 7 - making several regions of the file - renaming the regions (# title) - going to the Audio Window, selecting the regions and the export SDII regions - opening the file in Roxio Jam 6.02 what I was expecting: - Jam give me a selector box with the numbered and titled regions. I select them, import them in Jam and burn my CD what was happening: - Jam give me a selector box with the numbered and titled regions BUT the first two regions have the same name. All regions are there but No 2 - for example 16 have the names of 1 - 15 Do I make some mistakes or which program is buggy; Jam or Logic Who said that life is easy LG Uwe

Windows has 2 types of files systems, FAT32 and NTFS. I have to create a dual boot to get GigaSampler to work with Windows Media Center, so my question is…. Does Logic 5x or GigaSampler 3 require a FAT32 or NTFS file system? Why would I want one or the other?? Thanks Chaz

At 02:52 PM 12/14/04 -0800, you wrote: > >Windows has 2 types of files systems, FAT32 and NTFS. >I have to create a dual boot to get GigaSampler to >work with Windows Media Center, so my question is…. > >Does Logic 5x or GigaSampler 3 require a FAT32 or NTFS >file system? > >Why would I want one or the other?? Logic 5.x works best with NTFS on all volumes (FAT32 on all volumes works too but don't mix them or you will get annoying delays when switching into record). NTFS is a decent journaling file system which is much less prone to corruption - it places a small overhead on all operations but is vastly preferable to FAT32 for handling large volumes and data security. In case this is all greek - as I understand it, a journalling system like NTFS records what operation it is about to do to the file system and then reports back when it has performed the operation. Should the system crash or be shutdown during a disk write, the file system will know what operation was half complete and be able to recover without corruption of the FAT etc. No "scandisk" and "searching for crosslinked files" on reboot after a crash or power outage. Regards, Murray

--- Murray McDowall <murraymc@...> wrote: > At 02:52 PM 12/14/04 -0800, you wrote: > > > >Windows has 2 types of files systems, FAT32 and > NTFS. > >I have to create a dual boot to get GigaSampler to > >work with Windows Media Center, so my question is…. > > > >Does Logic 5x or GigaSampler 3 require a FAT32 or > NTFS > >file system? > > > >Why would I want one or the other?? > This is a fairly tricky one, on the cubase group someone posed a similar question in regards to there Carillon system. It seems Carillon likes to use both Fat32 and NTFS when building there DAW's. FAT32 for there system(OS)partition and second partition for back up reasons. Then format there Audio(music)Drives using NTFS for its security and larger file sizes. -Steve __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Easier than ever with enhanced search. Learn more. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250

Steve wrote: > This is a fairly tricky one, on the cubase group >someone posed a similar question in regards to there >Carillon system. It seems Carillon likes to use both >Fat32 and NTFS when building there DAW's. FAT32 for >there system(OS)partition and second partition for >back up reasons. Then format there Audio(music)Drives >using NTFS for its security and larger file sizes. Hmm - strange because it is mostly the OS partition that gets scrambled.

--- Murray McDowall <murraymc@...> wrote: > Steve wrote: > > This is a fairly tricky one, on the cubase group > >someone posed a similar question in regards to > there > >Carillon system. It seems Carillon likes to use > both > >Fat32 and NTFS when building there DAW's. FAT32 for > >there system(OS)partition and second partition for > >back up reasons. Then format there > Audio(music)Drives > >using NTFS for its security and larger file sizes. > > Hmm - strange because it is mostly the OS partition > that gets scrambled. > > Yes, well I haven't tried this partitioning sequence myself. I'm just passing along the info that was given to me by Carillon's Tech. when inquiring as to why they use both format's. -Steve __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The all-new My Yahoo! - What will yours do? http://my.yahoo.com

- by none less than Yamaha. There is an announcement on pinnacles' web site. Interesting times again ... kind regards Mark Cahill

--- In logic-ot@yahoogroups.com, "markdvc2002" <mark@l...> wrote: > > - by none less than Yamaha. There is an announcement on pinnacles' > web site. Interesting times again ... Yes, they'll drop PC and mac platforms, Cubase will be CX5 only Pete Thomas www.petethomas.co.uk - Free Logic Icons, Environments and EXS Instruments

Does anyone have any experience with OMF export on 5.5 Logic Platinum? I have a few questions. Thanks

Happy Holidays One and all To You and Your Clan May the coming year bring you health, happiness, and prosperity always. May the saddest days of the future be happier than the brightest days of the past. Howard & Adam Sweet-Ums Sincerely, Howard Scott Lipp howard@... Centerline Music & Entertainment www.CenterlineEntertainment.com 1151 25th St. Santa Monica CA 90403 310 828 6040 work 310 936 8478 cell

Same over here. My very best wishes to everyone. Love, peace and music, Andy On Dec 23, 2004, at 5:16 PM, Howard Lipp wrote: > > > Happy Holidays One and all > > To You and Your Clan > May the coming year bring you > health, happiness, and prosperity always. > May the saddest days of the future be happier > than the brightest days of the past.

Hi, I have recently updated to OSX and Logic Pro 7... I still run OS9 on another drive.. today I tried opening Logic 5.5 in OSX under classic but it said Xkey not found? Anyone know why? Key is in the usb port and 5.5 opens fine under OS9's Drive. BTW: I do regular mobile work using a PB G4 1gz 1gigram & Pro 7 is such an improvement for work flow, specifically offline bounce & burn. My rig fits nicely into a computer bag... to think I used to drag a G4 tower and CRT around... Paul Sydney, Australia

Paul Abrahams wrote: > I have recently updated to OSX and Logic Pro 7... > > I still run OS9 on another drive.. today I tried opening Logic 5.5 > in OSX under classic but it said Xkey not found? > > Anyone know why? Logic won´t work in Classic. Peter --- http://www.merlinsound.de

Hi again, If anyone can help me with a few Hard Drive Q's.... Current set up: PB G4 1g mhz/1 g ram Internal HD 20g Running OSX & Logic pro7 Older rig- G400 512ram Internal Drive (measly) 10 gig Running OS9.2 and Logic 5.5 2nd Internal Drive 80 gigs 4x20g partitions 1st partition has samples 2nd has Logic & Audio files 3rd partition has itunes library 4th has OSX panther with Logic pro 7 (this was an experiment to see how OSX & Pro 7 stood up on this old mac...well...it works) Here's what I think I need... An external Drive for storage of samples (for EXS24) I can access from the PB & the G4 (I know I'll update it one day) I want to just use OS9 on the G4 for Internet... and mainly run OSX on the 80 gig internal hard Drive. Now i get a bit confused as to how i should reformat or what the best way is to configure this set up on the 80gig drive I read about having 1/3 for the system... OSX, say 25 gigs.. leaving 55 gigs for Logic Files & Audio files? Would it be better to put samples & the logic files on the same external? so keeping everthing up to date on the one drive... What do you do with your Logic & Audio files? Keep them on the internal drive or have 2 external drives? 1 for files , 1 for samples. I don't think my PB has big enough internal drive for loads of Logic and Audio files.... I will add... my work flow doesn't require much streaming of samples as I mix and bounce to audio as I work by building up tracks gradualy. A friend mentioned my G400 Tower might make an interesting anchor for a tinny.... (a joke for the Ozzies in here) Paul Sydney, Australia

I found this on google, although guessing by the date it was problably you who posted it, some sychornicity. http://duc.digidesign.com/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Numberf6267&page=&am p;view=&sb=5&o=&vc=1

In my experience, from a non-MAC perspective. Partitioning a hard drive for audio makes zero sense. It makes no sense because you are using one physical drive and telling it to be 3 or more places across the spindle at any one time. Why not have 3 seperate drives for each task? If you are using a desktop, I would use one seperate (~20GB) drive for programs like logic, OSX and such. Then use a different drive ( and possibly a seperate ATA/SCSI controller channel) for Samples and recording. This seperate drive would be your external firewire/usb2 drive on a laptop. You can also use the external firewire/usb2 drive for audio samples and recording on a desktop if needed for extra space and mobility. You can use as many external drives as you need as long as your system doesn't skip during audio playback and recording. This is based on system configuration and hardware specs. Paritioning a hard drive made sense a whlie ago when drives were expensive, or you need to dual boot too support 2 OSes. > If anyone can help me with a few Hard Drive Q's.... > -- peace. derby Everything I know results in one mentality and that is that I know nothing. derby@... derby604@... AIM: jeffdcai Y!: jeffdcai ICQ: 294986138 http://www.touchsamadhi.com

> I have bought several brands of internal ATA hard drives in the last > few > years for use with Logic Audio, with varied results. Before I purchase > any > more of them, I would like to take a quick survey to see what people > on this > list prefer. > > My basic requirements are: 7200 rpm - 8 MB buffer - 200 or 250 gig hard > drive > > - the name brands I'm interested in hearing about are: > > - Hitachi > - Western Digital > - Maxtor > - Other Major brands Seagate Barracuda, the new 7200.8 series. Capacities up to 400GB (I'm about to purchase the 300GB model for myself, tomorrow in fact). Fast, quiet, large and uber-reliable as per their reputation. 'Nuff said. Brian :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Logic Audio Pro 7.0.0 PowerMac G4 933MHz OS X 10.3.6 1 GB RAM MOTU 828mkII - driver v1.09 - CueMix v1.4

Did anyone hear anything about the new Logic email list? I think its called Logic_Cafe. Is it any good?

At 7:45 AM -0500 12/31/04, TazmnianDv@... wrote: >Did anyone hear anything about the new Logic email list? I think its called Logic_Cafe. Is it any good? Logic Mac, LA-Mac, Logic OS X, Logic Win, now Logic Cafe... whatever they are, I prefer staying here and checking the Apple forum once a week or so. Just MHO. Best, Andy P.S. Hey Taz, you're gonna like that new one, lots of OT going on there :-) . --

By now, most of us know how devastating Sunday's Tsunami in the Indian Ocean has been to parts of Southern Asia. As the death toll climbs to 120,000 lives, we cannot forget the millions who have no homes, farms, means to support themselves, access to clean drinking water, and so on. Anyone who wants more information, please check your local or online news sources. Writing on behalf of the LUG moderators, our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and those suffering. But they need more than our hearts--they need our cash, as well. Many of us already have given to aid organizations on our own. Some of us may want to give, but are not quite sure how, or to whom. We LUG moderators wanted to not only give ourselves, but provide our entire LUG community with the opportunity to give a collective donation to Tsunami Relief. Thankfully, we already have a bit of our own Web and finance infrastructure thanks to our group buys. Here's what we have done: We have set up a Paypal account for the address: donations@... We will collect donations starting now, and continuing through Friday, January 7th. At that point, we will donate everything we have collected to CARE: http://www.care.org/ CARE has been developing works and projects to fight both the causes and the symptoms of 3rd world poverty for 60 years. They also boast that some 92% of all funds donated to them goes directly into aid projects, as opposed to institutional overhead, fundraising campaigns, and so on. This is truly a noble organization, and one with people in place to use the money wisely. We have over 15,000 members in the LUG and 1,200 OT list members; if everyone gave $1 that would be a very sizable donation of over $15,000 towards Tsunami Relief! Of course, we know that many readers are on "no mail" or have already given all they can. Please remember, NO gift is too small. Even those of us who are struggling in our own lives--a common theme among musicians!--have more than those whose lives are crushed by this catastrophe. If there are any LUGers who have any concerns about how we co-moderators are handling this contribution drive, please let us know (offlist) how we can address those concerns. We moderators are not making any money off this, and have already collectively contributed $950 to our LUG Tsunami Relief effort. We are not, however, going to split up the money raised to different organizations, or change organizations, etc. Our goal is to keep it simple, and to donate to one organization with a proven track record of doing good for a lot of people--many organizations fit this bill, and CARE is one of them. Anyway, please contribute if you can. In addition to the donation email address, Jeremy will have additional Web buttons and a Web page up at http://www.logic-users.org as soon as possible. We will repost reminders about the LUG Tsunami Relief effort throughout the week. The LUG community, at its heart, is based around helping each other; in times like this, I think we need to expand that definition to help those who need it most. Thank you, LUG Admin Team

Hello : It´s good . very friendly also :-) kind regards ----- Original Message ----- From: TazmnianDv@... Did anyone hear anything about the new Logic email list? I think its called Logic_Cafe. Is it any good?