Hey George, > I have had a number of tech clients who have had nothing but never > ending issues with the Ensemble. Can you elaborate? TIA. Best, Andy

There is a school of thought (which I am not necessarily a party to) that Apple bought emagic to have access to technology that could be ported to Final Cut Pro and on a secondary level, Garageband. This might explain the lack of info and interest out of Apple for Logic as a separate entity. I guess the reality is...only time will tell. In the meantime I will continue to enjoy the heartbeat of my studio. Cheers Clive Young

On 01/05/2007, at 08:05, Clive Young wrote: > There is a school of thought (which I am not necessarily a party to) > that Apple bought emagic to have access to technology that could be > ported to Final Cut Pro and on a secondary level, Garageband. This > might explain the lack of info and interest out of Apple for Logic as > a separate entity. > I guess the reality is...only time will tell. In the meantime I will > continue to enjoy the heartbeat of my studio. > Cheers > Clive Young I don't think Apple is abandoning Logic (yet). :-) They just released three new online seminars about Logic. http://seminars.apple.com/seminarsonline/logic7remix/apple/index.html? s00 (About doing Remixes in Logic) http://seminars.apple.com/seminarsonline/logic7instruments/apple/ index.html?s00 (About Logic Pro Instruments) http://seminars.apple.com/seminarsonline/logic7production/apple/ index.html?s00 (About using Logic with and Apogee's Symphony)