--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Andrea at Redmatica <agoz@...> wrote: > Really.... use short sample names (<31 characters suffix included), > and you will be safe. > > Andrea > Redmatica > > (note: I simplified a few things here about "disk platter location", > just to spare you some technical details) Thanks. I wouldn't mind the technical details at all! I can't remember if I emptied the trash or not. I hope Apple gets this sorted out someday soon! ------------------------------------

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Chaz <chazperx@...> wrote: > > Hi Windows Users: > > I am at my wits end, and amthisclose to getting a MAC. I am using version 5.5.1 on a Pentium 4 with 2GB of RAM. I am basically having 2 main problems: > > 1. I cannot use any of the VSTi plugins that use the UVI engine, so Plugsound Pro, Ethnos and  MachFive do not work. Something about too many outputs. I was able to get them to work by using EnergyXT, but that is buggy. > > 2. The second issue is that the program seems to be buggy in general. I can’t remember it ever being this buggy. I have every update for Windows XP Media Edition 2002, yet once I get halfway into a song, and completing it, it crashes. > > Can you let me know a little about your system, and how you are running Logic? I have the money for the MAC, but I’m trying to save from going that route. Eventually I will, but right now is not a good time, financially. Any suggestions would be helpful! A not so long ago Windows user, on 5.5.1, one thing is Logic will not work with more than 1GB of ram. Also I'm not sure about the version of XP you have, but plenty of guys are using 5.5.1 on Win XP Home or Pr service pack 2 (I even always had the latest updates up to a few weeks ago). I would look into those issues first to get things more stable. ------------------------------------

jweisbin2 wrote: > --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Andrea at Redmatica <agoz@...> wrote: > >> Really.... use short sample names (<31 characters suffix included), >> and you will be safe. >> >> Andrea >> Redmatica >> >> (note: I simplified a few things here about "disk platter location", >> just to spare you some technical details) > > > > Thanks. I wouldn't mind the technical details at all! > > I can't remember if I emptied the trash or not. > > I hope Apple gets this sorted out someday soon! Here is some technical information on the Unix equivalent of the "disk platter location numbers" that we are talking about: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inode In particular this seemed relevant from the article above: The inode number indexes a table of inodes in a known location on the device; from the inode number, the kernel can access the contents of the inode, including the data pointers, and so the contents of the file. - Sam ------------------------------------

Looks like a thorough answer to this question can be found in the FCP 6 User Manual Volume III: Audio Mixing and Effects, Chp. 11: "Working with Soundtrack Pro and Logic Pro". This is pg. 201 in my edition. Cheers, Stace ------------------------------------

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Carter, Stace" <carters@...> wrote: > > Looks like a thorough answer to this question can be found in the FCP 6 User Manual Volume III: Audio Mixing and Effects, Chp. 11: "Working with Soundtrack Pro and Logic Pro". This is pg. 201 in my edition. Thank you Stace ! I suppose it's time for me to upgrade... I have FCP 5 Or maybe what the FCP 6 User Manual says is also applicable to FCP 5 ------------------------------------

Help, I may have accidentally overwritten the /usr/bin/auval binary with the AudioUnitSDK. I am getting an error from LogicPro AUManager when I try to "select reset and rescan selection." An unknown argument of -new_ui for auval. Here is the output: ---------------------------------------------------- validating Audio Unit AUMatrixReverb by Apple: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * AU Validation Tool Version: 1.1.1b11 Copyright 2003-4, Apple Computer, Inc. Specify -h (-help) for command options * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Invalid Arguments: -work_ui ---------------------------------------------------- Will someone please check their /usr/bin/auval version and see if it is greater than 1.1.1b11 ? If it is could you also send me a copy attached email to dalejmorris@yahoo.com. Any help would be apprieciated, Dale Morris

>> The Multiface 1 has just about been the best piece of audio gear I've >> ever purchased. Rock solid and going strong after 6 years. Works >> beautifully with Logic. I think the main improvement in MF2 is better >> converters. The I/O spec is the same. Try asking at RME forum as well. > I've also had the multiface one for several years and sold it about a > year ago. It never gave me any problems but i moved to a protools HD > rig for a bit and didn't use it.. Now i am running the apogee symphony > setup.. But it definitely was solid, good quality, and i believe as > said the converters are slightly better on the multiface 2. My > friend still is running my old multiface and hasnt had any problems. > > Mark Hey guys, Thanks for the feedback. Looks like the multiface 1 will make a nice audio interface for use with my macbookpro via pcmcia. Thomas ------------------------------------

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, thomasb@... wrote: > > Hey guys, > > Thanks for the feedback. Looks like the multiface 1 will make a nice > audio interface for use with my macbookpro via pcmcia. > > Thomas This will not in fact work, as a Mac Book Pro does not have a PCMCIA slot, rather an Express Card 3/4 slot. In order to use a multiface with this (either Multiface 1 or 2), you will need to purchase one of the new HDSP Express cards: http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdspe_expresscard.php HTH, kind regards Mark Cahill ------------------------------------

Could someone please tell me what Jam Packs Logic Express come with?

Hi All, I've started to run out of space on my second SATA drive on my G5 dual 1.8 (250 Go). I am considering replacing it with a 500 Go drive. Can people recommand a reliable, QUIET, drive that would work in my mac? Also, does it have to be SATA or will SATA II also work? Many thanks Laurent ------------------------------------

I've been using Logic 6 pro until recently upgrading to Logic 8. I have been dismayed to discover that I'm still having the same problems with the Tape Delay plug-in in Logic 8: It randomly starts dropping out...a sound will delay maybe 5 times before stopping for a few seconds, and then carrying on, but often out of time. It only seems to do this on the first piece of audio it delays on a particular channel, so I get around it by placing an extra piece of audio before the one I'm delaying and automating the volume and feedback right down. Obviously this is quite annoying amd time consuming....Anyone come across this similar problem, and any ideas how to solve it??? Thanks! Ben

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "michael valentine" <forums@...> wrote: > > Message posted by michael valentine <valentinesart@...>: > > Could someone please tell me what Jam Packs Logic Express come with? None as far as I know. Logic Studio comes several. HW ------------------------------------

On 01.04.2008, at 12:14, Ben Fraser wrote: > a sound will delay maybe 5 times before > stopping for a few seconds, and then carrying on, but often out of > time. It > only seems to do this on the first piece of audio it delays on a > particular > channel, so I get around it by placing an extra piece of audio > before the > one I'm delaying and automating the volume and feedback right down. > Obviously this is quite annoying amd time consuming....Anyone come > across > this similar problem, and any ideas how to solve it??? Sounds like the well-known stuttering problem. Logic gets frightened if it sees a piece of audio coming and stops. In your case it doesn't stop but is nervous. No, I don't know a solution. Placing a piece of audio in front calms Logic Baby down and is a usual workaround. :::::::::: Peter Ostry ------------------------------------

> I've been using Logic 6 pro until recently upgrading to Logic 8. I have been > dismayed to discover that I'm still having the same problems with the Tape > Delay plug-in in Logic 8: > > It randomly starts dropping out...a sound will delay maybe 5 times before > stopping for a few seconds, and then carrying on, but often out of time. It > only seems to do this on the first piece of audio it delays on a particular > channel, so I get around it by placing an extra piece of audio before the > one I'm delaying and automating the volume and feedback right down. > Obviously this is quite annoying amd time consuming....Anyone come across > this similar problem, and any ideas how to solve it??? > > Thanks! Ben I am experiencing the identical issue as are a few associates of mine. Best, JD ------------------------------------

michael valentine <valentinesart@gmail.com> writes: > Could someone please tell me what Jam Packs Logic > Express come with? Only the free AppleLoops that Logic7 also came with, plus a few extra sounds. LogicPro comes with way way way more (5 more JamPacks that used be sold separately). For the difference in price, LogicStudio (which includes Logic Pro plus way way way more), is a much better kaboom for the pistoola than Logic Express. 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> ------------------------------------

Hey everyone! I'm using a Samson C03U USB mic to record some music and mainly vocals into Logic, I'm having a bit of a problem though. After setting up the aggregator and all that, I can go into Logic and record just fine, for a little while. For some reason if I record say, take 1, the audio will be fine, but then take 2 the audio will be delayed by the fraction of a second, take 3 will be be worse, and so on. The delay is bad enough so that even on take 2 it'll be just... off, and very distracting. For some reason going into the Core Audio preferences and changing it to something other than the aggregator and then changing it back again will fix it, but again, only for one recording. Also, during long recordings it seems to get worse over time. Anybody have any idea what's wrong? It's making recording things VERY painful. I'd love a fix... Thanks in advance! ==== Running Logic Pro 8 on Leopard 10.5.2, using a Macbook C2D.

Hi, This is probably a mundane question, but does anyone know if there is a way of getting logic express to play a midi file with quicktime musical instruments? There are times when I am away from my studio setup and need to edit a midi file but as yet I have not found a way of hearing it without the external sound modules etc. Many thanks in advance. pjb.

I found that in OSX update 10.4.10 /usr/bin/auval was updated to version 1.2.x.x When I loaded the developer SDKs from Apple this was overwritten with the older version of 1.1b.1.1. I submitted a bug to Apple for this. If anyone could email the newer version I would appreciate it. You may need to open a applications>utilities>terminal session and copy /usr/bin/auval ('cp /usr/bin/auval ~/') to your home directory so you can browse to it in your email client attach process. To see version do an 'ident /usr/bin/auval' in the terminal session. Thanks! Dale Morris dalejmorris@yahoo.com

A preview of the next version of Logic! As we all patiently wait for the next 8.02 upgrade, I was able to get a glimpse, and, indeed, an ephemeral copy of what some say is going to be Logic's new look and feel. So I have created a tutorial in my April's TNT's that shows this version of Logic and I guarantee it will blow your collective minds! I mean, it is truly unbelievable. The Logic designers have come up with new ways of manipulating regions that if I hadn't seen it for myself, I would have thought it to be impossible. And, in fact, even after making this tutorial and demonstrating these fantastical functions, I still can't believe that what I am witnessing is actually happening. You'll just have to see it for yourself! Now I could get into a lot of trouble for previewing this to you so please don't be republishing this on YouTube! Here's the link: http://www.macprovideo.com/apriltnt/ Enjoy! Steve H.

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "steve Horelick" wrote: >Now I could get into a lot of trouble for previewing this to you so >please don't be republishing this on YouTube! Here's the link: Har har...That was great Steve. I especially liked the voice over timbre. About 30 seconds in I envisioned the mad rush to ProTools or Nuendo. Well done! The floating region was tops. HW ------------------------------------

Thank you for sharing the cure to your problem. Some wouldn't have shared it in fear thet the rest of us wouldn't care, but you wonderfully shared anyway. Thank you for doing that, because that IS what this group is mainly about. 3j ------------------------------------

On Apr 1, 2008, at 4:20 PM, steve Horelick wrote: > Message posted by steve Horelick <steve@macaudiotraners.com>: > > A preview of the next version of Logic! > > As we all patiently wait for the next 8.02 upgrade, I was able to > get a > glimpse, and, indeed, an ephemeral copy of what some say is going to > be > Logic's new look and feel. So I have created a tutorial in my > April's TNT's > that shows this version of Logic and I guarantee it will blow your > collective minds! > > I mean, it is truly unbelievable. The Logic designers have come up > with new > ways of manipulating regions that if I hadn't seen it for myself, I > would > have thought it to be impossible. And, in fact, even after making this > tutorial and demonstrating these fantastical functions, I still can't > believe that what I am witnessing is actually happening. You'll just > have to > see it for yourself! > > Now I could get into a lot of trouble for previewing this to you so > please > don't be republishing this on YouTube! Here's the link: > > http://www.macprovideo.com/apriltnt/ > > Enjoy! > > Steve H. > I knew something was coming.....Excellent!! James ------------------------------------

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "pancenter" <hwooten@...> wrote: > Har har...That was great Steve. > I especially liked the voice over timbre. > > About 30 seconds in I envisioned the mad rush to ProTools or Nuendo. > > Well done! > The floating region was tops. > > HW > Being RickRolled is more enjoyable than this.........oh well ------------------------------------

steve Horelick <steve@macaudiotraners.com> wrote: > A preview of the next version of Logic! > As we all patiently wait for the next 8.02 upgrade, I was able to get a > glimpse, and, indeed, an ephemeral copy of what some say is going to be > Logic's new look and feel. So I have created a tutorial in my April's TNT's > that shows this version of Logic and I guarantee it will blow your > collective minds! > I mean, it is truly unbelievable. The Logic designers have come up with new > ways of manipulating regions that if I hadn't seen it for myself, I would > have thought it to be impossible. And, in fact, even after making this > tutorial and demonstrating these fantastical functions, I still can't > believe that what I am witnessing is actually happening. You'll just have to > see it for yourself! > Now I could get into a lot of trouble for previewing this to you so please > don't be republishing this on YouTube! Here's the link: > http://www.macprovideo.com/apriltnt/ > Enjoy! > Steve H. Very nice Steve......... but no sign of the Instant Killer Mix plugin? Regards Michael

> A preview of the next version of Logic! > As we all patiently wait for the next 8.02 upgrade, I was able to get a > glimpse, and, indeed, an ephemeral copy of what some say is going to be > Logic's new look and feel. So I have created a tutorial in my April's TNT's > that shows this version of Logic and I guarantee it will blow your > collective minds! > I mean, it is truly unbelievable. The Logic designers have come up with new > ways of manipulating regions that if I hadn't seen it for myself, I would > have thought it to be impossible. And, in fact, even after making this > tutorial and demonstrating these fantastical functions, I still can't > believe that what I am witnessing is actually happening. You'll just have to > see it for yourself! > Now I could get into a lot of trouble for previewing this to you so please > don't be republishing this on YouTube! Here's the link: > http://www.macprovi <http://www.macprovideo.com/apriltnt/>; deo.com/apriltnt/ > Enjoy! > Steve H. >Very nice Steve......... but no sign of the Instant Killer Mix plugin? >Regards >Michael Thanks Steve! Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile ------------------------------------