sho'nuff. this mostly works. thanks, per. one thing worth noting is that the numerology inputs don't show up in logic until after numerology is launched. (which may be obvious to you all.) one issue I'm having is that when Numer is sync'd to Logic (Numer receives MIDI clock), Numerology's tempo fluctuates a couple .1 bpm's. This translates to notes that are all over the place when recorded into Logic (between 20 and 60 ticks late at 100bpm). perhaps I'm doing something wrong? per, have you noticed this? when Numerology sends clock, the notes Logic records are all either 1 or 2 ticks early which is a lot easier to deal with. any further suggestions would be appreciated. -dave --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Per Boysen <per@b...> wrote: > On 2004-06-01, at 21.55, Andy Tarpinian wrote: > > > > I would love for them to sync too, but I didn't think this was > > possible... > > > > I've been using Numerology with Logic, syncing them both ways. I use > midi clock through either the "Numerolgoy 1" or the "Numerology 2" OSX > channel. The strategy I've been using so far is to patch up soft synths > in Numerology, only for monitoring what I'm doing, and record the midi > into Logic. After I'm satisfied with my performance (tweaking > Numrology) I finish it up the piece in Logic by patching up the same > soft synths to the MIDI tracks generated by Numerology. > > In Numerology you make the settings in the Clock Module. In Logic you > make the settings in "File > Song Settings > Synchronization Settings > > MIDI" > > All the best > > Per Boysen > --- > http://www.boysen.se > http://www.looproom.com