One thing I seem to miss in Logic is VST instruments. Probably it should be possible to make VST instruments work in logic, but it seems that you really need to know a lot of details about the environment to get the right ¹connections¹. I really like the ease of using VST instruments in Cubase, with a couple of mouse clicks you have the instruments up and running. Does Logic feature any ¹virtual instruments¹ similar to VST instruments which will work ¹straight out of the box¹ like VST instruments does in Cubase? Bjorn > Personally, i can't see at all why people call logic "illogic". I just > switched from vision and i was up and running in minutes. I don't see why > people think the learning curve is so steep. Another plus is that i think > they are more committed to the mac than cubase is. Recently i noticed that > vst32 came out quite a while before for pc than for mac, which to me shows > they are changing priorities (unless it is because they are using resources > to make cubase OS X compatible). i actually don't like that they are coming > out with new widgets all the time, because it is distracting to me. it is > too easy to become a "gear head" and forget to make music (although i'm real > sure most people will disagree with this). I also really feel like with > emagic hardware, logic is amazingly solid. cubase does not seem as solidat > all. of course, i have limited experience though. kj. > > > > Unsubscribe: mail to logic-users-unsubscribe@egroups.com > >>>>>> Subject lines MUST contain: LAM/LAW/GEN/OT <<<<<