Does anyone know if the Apple Remix Jam Pack loops are included in Logic 8? Thanks!

On Oct 8, 2007, at 6:24 AM, dancensoul wrote: > Does anyone know if the Apple Remix Jam Pack loops are included in > Logic 8? All jam packs are included. Best, Andy

On Oct 8, 2007, at 10:26 AM, Andy Hardwake wrote: > All jam packs are included. > > Best, > > Andy The new 'Vocals' one isn't ; ) Eddie IMS ProA/V

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Andy Hardwake <andyhardwake@...> wrote: > > > On Oct 8, 2007, at 6:24 AM, dancensoul wrote: > > > Does anyone know if the Apple Remix Jam Pack loops are included in > > Logic 8? > > All jam packs are included. > > Best, > > Andy > Thanks Andy, I was a bit premature with the question! Doug

On segunda-feira 08/10/2007, at 11:26, Andy Hardwake wrote: > On Oct 8, 2007, at 6:24 AM, dancensoul wrote: > >> Does anyone know if the Apple Remix Jam Pack loops are included in >> Logic 8? > > All jam packs are included. > > Best, > > Andy Almost all jam packs. Looks like the "new" Vocal Jam Pack is not included. At least not under this name. Maybe it's mixed with some of the others...I don't know... Who knows? Gordon

> I wrote: >> All jam packs are included. > > On Oct 8, 2007, at 8:05 AM, Eddie Sullivan wrote: > > The new 'Vocals' one isn't ; ) Ah, never knew this one even existed :-) . Thanks for a heads up Eddie. Best, Andy

On Oct 8, 2007, at 11:56 AM, Andy Hardwake wrote: > Ah, never knew this one even existed :-) . Thanks for a heads up > Eddie. > > Best, > > Andy > I have it on my office iMac here. Some pretty useful stuff. The 'Gospel Voice Effects' are a lot of fun- would be great for house music. I could see film composers and sound designers getting some really good mileage out of the 'Chamber Female Swells.' In fact, all of the vocal Swells are - well, 'swell.' Great sound design potential for ambient pads, atmosphere's, etc. Apple made these kind of very generic sounding, in a good way, so you could layer and mangle them in some pretty musical ways IMO. Some of the patches are kind of goofy, 'Eastern Solo' sounds like the 'ta-da' from the Mark Mothersborogh 'Rugrat's' cartoon theme.. Vocal Shout's are okay, a little trite, but fairly useable. Some of the hits sound like Apple got Lil' Kim involved, the female rapper sounds like her anyway, one of the vocal hits sounds like Missy Elliot. I could see folks making some very interesting hip hop backing loops incorporating some of the elements. But being from New York and hearing excellent cutting edge hip hop all of the time, I'm probably a little too critical. There's also some Coldcut style 'found' samples from TV and Film, also kind of generic. For the money, like all of the Jam Packs, there is something for everyone. I still like the Remix Tools the best, it seems to have the most 'bang for the buck...' the synths and drum kits sound great and are easy to use- very inspirational. Eddie IMS ProA/V

On Oct 8, 2007, at 10:00 AM, Eddie Sullivan wrote: > I have it on my office iMac here. Some pretty useful stuff. The > 'Gospel Voice Effects' are a lot of fun- would be great for house > music. I could see film composers and sound designers getting some > really good mileage out of the 'Chamber Female Swells.' In fact, all > of the vocal Swells are - well, 'swell.' Great sound design potential > for ambient pads, atmosphere's, etc. Apple made these kind of very > generic sounding, in a good way, so you could layer and mangle them > in some pretty musical ways IMO. > > Some of the patches are kind of goofy, 'Eastern Solo' sounds like the > 'ta-da' from the Mark Mothersborogh 'Rugrat's' cartoon theme.. Vocal > Shout's are okay, a little trite, but fairly useable. Some of the > hits sound like Apple got Lil' Kim involved, the female rapper sounds > like her anyway, one of the vocal hits sounds like Missy Elliot. I > could see folks making some very interesting hip hop backing loops > incorporating some of the elements. But being from New York and > hearing excellent cutting edge hip hop all of the time, I'm probably > a little too critical. There's also some Coldcut style 'found' > samples from TV and Film, also kind of generic. > > For the money, like all of the Jam Packs, there is something for > everyone. Thanks again, Eddie. Will check it out. Best, Andy