> > > You may be interested in a newly available book > > called "Logic By Arrangement" by Sheldon Sper, > > published by Oxford University Press, which > contains > > a considerable amount of information on using the > > score function in Logic Pro 7. > > > > I should declare an interest in that I was > involved > > in proofreading the text. > > > > HTH, > > Jonathan > > > > > Thanks so much for the tip. Your involvement serves > as > a confidence builder, not a detriment. ;-) > > best, > > a5 > Jonathan, one last question, is this book only to be published in the UK or will there be an American edition as well?

hey all keep trying to install my VintageWarmer not showing up in LE7.2.3 on my MacBook 2GHz running 10.4.8 I thought 1.6.6 would work on intel no? help! thanks -- Rolf @ BulkDumpSound

On Nov 30, 2006, at 1:47 PM, John Pitcairn wrote: > --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Trevor Gilchrist" <trevor@...> > wrote: > > IAC only has one bus. > > But it's a two-ended bus, not just a source or destination. Logic will > also receive anything sent to it (Logic listens to all ports), so if > the sending instrument is the selected track in the Arrange, you have > a loop. > > Block the IAC port outlet at the environment Physical Input (cable to > dead-end monitor or such). This will prevent messages from the IAC bus > reaching the Arrange. > > Note that if you're using Logic Express, you're screwed - there's no > way to block one port. In this case, MIDIPipe should be used rather > than IAC. > > John Pitcairn > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > LC Xmu Logic/Mackie Control emulation & management, > LC Xview software LC/MC display, Logic environments & stuff... > Opus Locus - http://www.opuslocus.com > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > > John, you are my hero. That was the problem, plain and simple. I had no idea. Blocking the port, eh? Who knew? Thanks again. Many thanks, Trevor Gilchrist -------------------------------------------------------------- 2D & 3D Motion Graphics for TV and Film Film & Commercials Scores -------------------------------------------------------------- trevor@fiveshortstories.com -------------------------------------------------------------- Film music: http://www.trevorgilchrist.com Commercials music: http://www.thirtysecs.com --------------------------------------------------------------

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "music251" <music251@...> wrote: > > Hi. > > I know this may be a very stupid question, but I can't get rid of that very annoying clicking > sound when I play in sculpture. It sounds as the filter attack is set to 0 ms, but that isn't it. > For example load analog vintage lead patch, and play octaves quickly and you'll see what I > mean. For me sculpture is pretty much the only native softsynth I like the sound of in logic, > but I can't get rid of that initial clicking artifact. Can anyone help me out? :) > Thanks! > Sculpture is a physics-based modelling synth (an excited string) and the click is part of the modelling process, try increasing the attck stage on the amp envlope, a small amount should get rid of the click without too much swell. Mike

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "John Pitcairn" <johnp@...> wrote: > > --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Trevor Gilchrist" <trevor@> wrote: > > IAC only has one bus. > > But it's a two-ended bus, not just a source or destination. Logic will > also receive anything sent to it (Logic listens to all ports), so if > the sending instrument is the selected track in the Arrange, you have > a loop. > > Block the IAC port outlet at the environment Physical Input (cable to > dead-end monitor or such). This will prevent messages from the IAC bus > reaching the Arrange. > > Note that if you're using Logic Express, you're screwed - there's no > way to block one port. In this case, MIDIPipe should be used rather > than IAC. > > John Pitcairn > HI John Have you tried that with sending a midi clock to the software connected thru IAC ? Even cabling a monitor on the inputs is making Logic going mad Best Cyril

Catherine wrote: > Hi I just got a mac book. I am running logic pro 7.2 on my g5. I am > concerned about how Im going to transfer all my samples over and weather > or > not I have to re install my akai disks. I dont have any other plug ins > besides the ones logic come with. What is the best way to do this? Re > install logic and drag my logic folder over from the older computer? I > want > to be able to work on the same songs that i was on my G 5, and have them > be > able to find the samples they were using. How will I ensure that my esx > still has all the instruments I created? You will have to copy a few things: - Probably all the factory patches, in case you were altering them. They're located in Maindiskname/Library/Application Support/Logic/Sampler Instruments. - All your own patches. Located in User/Library/Application Support/Logic/Sampler Instruments. - All your samples. This is where it get's tricky, because depending on your organisation "style", they might be spread all over the place. Unfortunately, Apple entirely stripped an easy way to backup *all* your instruments and samples from Logic in one single step (yes, something highly useful as that has been existing in previous versions!). So, now, what you'll have to do to get it done in case your samples aren't nicely collected in one convenient place (something that could easily happen, should you have converted a lot of AKAI disks), you may have to open the Project Manager, select all patches (good luck if you're using a lot of subfolders...) and then use the "copy selected EXS instruments and samples" command. In case all your samples are in one folder (which, ideally, they really should be), just copy or move that folder. Regards Sascha

rebbesoul57 wrote: > Does Sper's book also contain good instruction for the virtual sampler in > Logic? I'd like to > get some kind of tutorial if something of good quality exists. May I ask what the problem is? I mean, others than for lack of features, the incredibly horrible patch management, the way, way old-fashioned editor and some things that are entirely messed up in the latest incarnation of Logic, there's really not all that much to learn about the EXS. Regards Sascha

On 06-11-30, at 01:07, Gio wrote: > Now Logic is not seeing my plugs... (NI instruments, Ohmforce, PSP's) Hi Gio, i don't think the NI plugs are Universal Binary yet but Kontakt 2 as been for about a week... Best, Claude

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Claude Castonguay <c.castonguay@...> wrote: > > i don't think the NI plugs are Universal Binary yet but Kontakt 2 as > been for about a week... Actually, quite a few of them are. We maintain a list of UB Plugins here: http://logic-users.org/links/cat/18 I note that NI FM8, Absynth 4, Kontakt 2.2, Reaktor 5.1.2, Massive, Kore, Guitar Rig 2.2, Traktor 3 are all UB. kind regards Mark Cahill

Hello you Logic's, I've recently turned another leaf over and stepped into the Logic realm, instead of Steinberg's world. I am wondering that with the arrangement window in Logic, can you choose to show the parts as a matrix note display, instead of the score display. I don't mean the editor itself, but the arrangement window?? Cheers guys Logic Express 7.2

Brett Thornton wrote: > I am wondering that with the arrangement window in Logic, can you choose > to > show the parts as a matrix note display, instead of the score display. I > don't mean the editor itself, but the arrangement window?? No, you can't. Perhaps, sometimes that'd be great, but either way, both ways don't offer much information. What I'd really love to see is some additional option for "inline" editing, which is a great feature of Cubase (and also Tracktion) in some situations, especially when comparing MIDI and audio tracks. Regards Sascha

alberto cinco <alberto_cinco@yahoo.com> wrote: > Jonathan, one last question, is this book only to be published in the UK or will there be an American edition as well? I've emailed Sheldon to ask for more information. It is available from the following site, which appears to ship internationally: http://www.musicroom.com/Browse/NewReleases.aspx?category_id=store2_category 14

According to Native Instrument, the Universal Binary version of their Kontakt Player 2 (for Intel-based Macs) is now available. (Finally!) http://www.native-instruments.com/index.php?id=intelmac_us This should now enable the Garritan and many other Kontakt Player based libraries to work for us MacIntel folks. I plan on trying this later today. Anyone else try this yet? - Bob Shuster

"Brett Thornton" <forums@logic-users.org> wrote: >I am wondering that with the arrangement window in Logic, >can you choose to show the parts as a matrix note display, >instead of the score display. I don't mean the editor itself, >but the arrangement window?? No, you can only show the pseudo-score (or just blank regions) in the Arrange. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!" <http://home.goodmedia.com/~zerobeat>

On Nov 30, 2006, at 8:24 PM, Sascha Franck wrote: > May I ask what the problem is? > I mean, others than for lack of features, the incredibly horrible > patch > management, the way, way old-fashioned editor and some things that are > entirely messed up in the latest incarnation of Logic, there's > really not > all that much to learn about the EXS. > > Regards > Sascha Try not to hold anything back Sascha- tell us what you *really* think of the EXS ; ) Eddie IMS ProA/V

Use Catch Mode Catch mode ensures that the Sample Edit window always displays the area around the current playback position (whether you are playing the song, or monitoring the sample). Catch is turned on and off by either clicking the "walking man" button, or with a key command. -- If you hate a person, you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn't part of ourselves doesn't disturb us. -- Hermann Hesse Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself. -- Leo Tolstoy

Le 06-12-01 à 02:09, markdvc2002 a écrit : > We maintain a list of UB Plugins > here: > > http://logic-users.org/links/cat/18 > > I note that NI FM8, Absynth 4, Kontakt 2.2, Reaktor 5.1.2, Massive, > Kore, Guitar Rig 2.2, Traktor 3 are all UB. > > kind regards > > Mark Cahill Thanks for the link Mark. For some reason i jumped to the conclusion that if Gio was having problems with is NI instruments he was probably speaking of products like the East/West quantum Leaps type of instruments wich are not yet UB. Best, Claude

In a message dated 12/1/06 8:19:13 AM, zerobeat@goodmedia.com writes: > "Brett Thornton" <forums@logic-users.org> wrote: > >I am wondering that with the arrangement window in Logic, > >can you choose to show the parts as a matrix note display, > >instead of the score display. I don't mean the editor itself, > >but the arrangement window?? > > No, you can only show the pseudo-score (or just blank > regions) in the Arrange. > I always liked StudioVision's "piano roll" display in their main window. Now that Opcode has been gone for quite awhile, would it be so bad to incorporate that view in the Arrange window? I find the pseudo-score pretty useless. -Marshall

Another option would be to save each (individual) song from the G5 as a project to separate DVDs. Make sure you use the "Copy" function for each option in the project save window. Now when you want to work on one of the songs again just copy the project from the DVD (which will also serve as a back-up of that particular song) to your new machine or hard drive for projects on your new machine and all should be there. I make two copies of each DVD and save one off site as an affordable way to have project backed up - I also delete them from my normal work drive when I'm done or done for a while to fre up space for other projects. Hope this give some help. Peace. Frank Jones synthkbd@hotmail.com www.frankjonez.com

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Sascha Franck" <S.Franck@...> wrote: > > Does Sper's book also contain good instruction for the virtual sampler in > > Logic? I'd like to > > get some kind of tutorial if something of good quality exists. > > May I ask what the problem is? > I mean, others than for lack of features, the incredibly horrible patch > management, the way, way old-fashioned editor and some things that are > entirely messed up in the latest incarnation of Logic, there's really not > all that much to learn about the EXS. > > Regards > Sascha There are a few things I'd like to learn about the EXS- Importing samples from various sources like my Akai, for example; editing and manipulating samples; and laying out samples in an array across my keyboard controller so I can play them in one pass as opposed to only having access to one sample at a time. I would imagine these are all possible as they're fairly basic. Thanks. -Bruce

Hi there, I was wondering if we could share some tips on humanizing some quantized parts. I've been using the "Humanize" option for some time now but I was wondering if you had any advanced tips. I'm mainly looking for making alive my classical scores. Thanks! Vincent

On 01.12.2006, at 17:14, marzzz@aol.com wrote: > I always liked StudioVision's "piano roll" display in their main > window. Now > that Opcode has been gone for quite awhile, would it be so bad to > incorporate > that view in the Arrange window? I find the pseudo-score pretty > useless. > Everyday I'm thinking of Vision because of this and I agree, they should incorporate something similar already! Cheers Hans

On 1 dec 2006, at 17.45, vinco_75 wrote: > I was wondering if we could share some tips on humanizing some > quantized parts. > > I've been using the "Humanize" option for some time now but I was > wondering if you had any > advanced tips. > > I'm mainly looking for making alive my classical scores. The generally best advice is to play parts manually into the sequencer. If you are not as good player as your composition demands simply turn down the tempo and play it slowly. One issue with this is that some sampler/synth patches have a slow attack, but this can easily be fixed by moving the entire track (all notes at the same time) to make it match the original tempo. This will work fine because the timing error coming from slow attack in an instrument patch is absolute. If you should decide to quantize it anyway, try quantizing from the Extended Regions window instead of from the Arrange Window's channel strip. This will give you much more control over the quantization process. Check out what happens if quantizing only velocity! Also explore and learn what you can do with the Transform Window (Cmd/ 4). For example, you can both compress and expand velocity or timing errors. Or change something randomly. Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se (Swedish) www.looproom.com (international) http://tinyurl.com/fauvm (podcast) http://www.myspace.com/looproom

On Nov 30, 2006, at 8:06 AM, Ulrik Bencard wrote: > Message posted by Ulrik Bencard <bencard@bencard.dk>: > > William: > not understood...I have to upgrade my 7.2.to 7.2? Whoops, sorry. Since you've already got 7.2, you should be ok. I don't have any other suggestions? Bill William A. Prothero Earth Education Online and Univ Calif Santa Barbara 2106 Las Canoas Rd Santa Barbara, CA. 93105 http://earthednet.org/

Hey. I am having a problem with my logic. I just got a new macbook pro, running OS 10.4.8. I have Logic 7.0 (upgrading soon). The problem I a having is this. I used Logic 7.0 on my home computer, a dual 1.8 powermac g5, and everything worked perfectly. Now that I have installed logic on my Macbook Pro, I have tried to open songs that I made and recorded on the PowerMac. I get the error message "The file 'Pop Kit.exs" is not an EXS instrument file." or 'Jazz Kit', whichever one I happened to be using, and it's like that on all of my songs. If I try to record a new song, it doesn't find them either. It recognizes all exs files I recorded before, except for all drum kits. the bass guitar, keyboards, whatever else I recorded by midi works fine, except for the doggone drum kits. It's like Logic isn;t talking to garageband, which is where the sounds came from, they're just the standard included drum kits sounds. I'm about at my wit's end, can anyone help?? Thanks.