OTOH, iLife '08 just came out, and now even GarageBand has music notation. How can PT be simultaneously so advanced, and so primitive at the same time? I still have this tingly sensation that whenever we get the next announcement from Apple regarding the future of Logic (most likely coinciding with the release of Leopard), our socks are going to be knocked off. I have this gut feeling that in the not too distant future, PT will no longer be needed in my life. Apple is going to deliver an elegant and extremely powerful solution. Have faith. Just watch. No doubt, Digidesign's next big move will also be extremely fascinating. I predict that among other things, they're going to have to do some major work on RTAS. It's simply not up to snuff. From a standpoint of power, I don't know how Digidesign can hope to compete in a native environment if Apple is using kernel level audio and midi, and they're not. Lee Blaske On Aug 8, 2007, at 3:32 PM, martin wrote: >> I guess it's a little early to speculate about Logic's compatibility >> regarding this, but on page 3 in the Digizine Summer 2007 Dave Lebolt >> mentions that super-high-grade elastic audio coming to ProTools in >> the >> future. When Digi says "super-high-grade", I'm willing to believe >> them. I >> fear it's going to be an RTAS thing but if it worked on TDM tracks >> in Logic >> it would be awesome. Anyone got more info? >> >> Martin