I have to say, I have always struggled with PT software, not sure why, just the way I work, but have been exporting Logic tracks into Pro Tools 7.3 and have found that it is rock solid and the updates from 6.7 (last time I used it) to 7.3 have made it a lot more to my liking. I think I am going to try working on it, each time I use....and have spent pretty much every waking hour last few weeks on it, I am surprised by how good it is. I think when they get the intergrated sampler working , at mo I have installed Kontakt as RTAS instrument, it could be killer. The sound of it is cool,seems incredibly stable and has got a lot more "logic" like in its approach!!! --- In logic-tdm@yahoogroups.com, Michael Szumowski <michael@...> wrote: > > Hi, > > I was a Logic TDM user, but the constant problems just drove me nuts, > so I bit the bullet and ditched Logic for Tools. It was the best > thing I could have done. Pro Tools 7.3 is great. So stable. You > forget what it's like to work with a program that runs the way it's > supposed to. Logic is very solid running native, but as throw in TDM > and it just one big compromise. It took me about a week to get into > the midi side of Pro Tools and now it's just as quick for me as > working in Logic. Who knows maybe Logic 8 with give TDM users the > stability and features that we need. Delay compensation anyone?? > Hell Logic wont' even work with the latest version of tools. If you > love TDM you should spend some time working in to get your head > around Pro Tools. >