On Sep 30, 2004, at 10:36 PM, james page wrote: >> >> 5) With Logic, we get LUG and George Leger not to >> mention actual Logic >> developers. I know George is here out of kindness >> but he has helped me and >> that has value to me and gives me more faith in the >> app in a strange sort of >> way. > > No argument here. I second this about George, a > fantastic resource. And this is not to slight all of > the other regular experienced posters who are always > willing to take the time to answer even the most basic > questions. I've said it before, I can't imagine > learning this program without the help of this group. > Thanks JP > > > I'm all warm and fuzzy ;-) Thanks. I like helping out, and the benefit for me is I get to learn as well. And while I can't speak for anyone else, i imagine they all feel the same way. I love Logic, and will stand firm with my assertion that there is no better app for music creation, bar none... No one touches the midi, ease of use (once you "get" how Logic thinks), and fluidity of use and function. Mixing, that's another issue, and Logic has a way to go before I'll use it to do final mixes. No delay compensation, with a UAD-1 and Powercore, make mixing an exercise in math, not music. It shouldn't be this way, and Apple (strange saying that after the eMagic name for so long) MUST rectify this issue. It should be the #1 priority, in my opinion. I look forward to L7, and I'm really looking forward to creating a tutorial for it. I love playing with this stuff, figuring out how to use it the best, fastest, easiest ways to get the thing I want done with it: to get the music out of my head with the least "stuff" in the way. See ya all in the new L7. It looks cool to me. George PS Now if I could just find a way to convince Apple to "give" me a copy, rather than having to pay for it... ________________________________________________________ www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com Now both Mac OSX and Windows XP... the only way to fly ;-) Some cool Logic tips: http://www.courseptr.com/cooltips/