Hi Peter, > > How come when I automate volume in v.5 and then open up the > > automation event list, I see the old familiar 128 steps of cc 7? > > That´s why I´m screaming for 5.1 since 5.0 came out. > It´s NOT in 5.0, but in 5.1... > I didn't realize this was the same thing you had been posting about. You have been mentioning the term "32 bit" and so I thought it had something to do with the internal resoloution of how the audio is processed deep inside the guts of the audio engine. -- Eli Krantzberg Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com

From: "Eli Krantzberg" <elik@...> > > > How come when I automate volume in v.5 and then open up the > > > automation event list, I see the old familiar 128 steps of cc 7? > > > > That´s why I´m screaming for 5.1 since 5.0 came out. > > It´s NOT in 5.0, but in 5.1... > > I didn't realize this was the same thing you had been posting about. You > have been mentioning the term "32 bit" and so I thought it had something > to do with the internal resoloution of how the audio is processed deep > inside the guts of the audio engine. Eli, no, because Logic´s internal audio resolution doesn´t bother me at all, because I´m using TDM... Also I _think_ the parameter resolution in Logic will in fact be 32bit (at least that´s what the marketing says), only Logic Control has 10bit resolution (which is good for an encoder IMO). Peter --- http://www.merlinsound.de

At 00:37 +0200 03.04.02, Peter Duemmler wrote: >Also I _think_ the parameter resolution in Logic will in fact be 32bit (at >least that´s what the marketing says), only Logic Control has 10bit >resolution (which is good for an encoder IMO). Correct. Btw. ProControl (ten times more expensive than Logic Control) also has 10 bit resolution. -- Beste Gruesse - best regards, Michael Haydn EMAGIC Soft- und Hardware GmbH SoundDiver Group Executive Logic Developer (Logic Control integration) Unitor8 Control Project Manager