Hi, I had some problems yesterday with a digital mixdown of several audio regions on the same track, all with crossfades. I was wondering if anyone else has had any problems in this area. I ended up opeing 4.8 and doing it in there - no problems occured. Thx, Jason G4, 800DP, DIGI001, OS9.2, V5

--- In logic-users@y..., "jason_72969" <jason_72969@y...> wrote: > I had some problems yesterday with a digital mixdown of > >several audio > regions on the same track, all with crossfades. > I was wondering if anyone else has had any problems in this > area. Yeah - I tried to do a digital mixdown of about 30 seconds consisting of a single track of crossfaded loops. It was going ... really ... slow ... after about a minute of looking at the progress bar, I cancelled and bounced it. John Pitcairn

> I had some problems yesterday with a digital mixdown of several audio > regions on the same track, all with crossfades. > I was wondering if anyone else has had any problems in this area. > I ended up opeing 4.8 and doing it in there - no problems occured. I'm running LAM 5.1.3. Digital mixdown is not working for me either. When I run digital mixdown it creates a merged file, but the resulting file consists only of white noise. Does anyone have this issue? Does anyone know how to resolve it? Thanks, Ken

For example, I want to arrange a song using several percussion instruments. These takes were recorded in Logic, using the 'Create new sequence' and 'mute previous' in Cycle mode. Each instrument's takes is in its own folder. So all the shakers' patterns are in their own folder, hand drum in their own folder, etc. Now I would like to make new folders with various combinations of patterns taken from each instrument folder, so I can work up an arrangement in the Arrange window. I'm auditioning various combinations by going in each instrument's folder and muting all except one at a time, etc These are already all muted, thanks to the 'mute previous' preference. When I hear a combination of patterns I like, what is the best way to take each pattern and get them into their own folder? Just looking for tips. To my knowledge, seems the best way would be to place all the original patterns far down the timeline, and cut the desired individual sequences from each folder and paste to the root level of the Arrange page, then create a new folder. Any better ideas? To clarify: FOLDER 1 = 15 takes of shaker FOLDER 2 = 15 takes of dumbek FOLDER 3 = 15 takes of Agogo bells etc. Now I like the way these sound together: Take 3 of Folder 1 Take 10 of Folder 2 Take 5 of Folder 3 I want to pack these takes into a new folder so I can repeat it, then change to another similar Folder of patterns, etc. Excuse the wordiness of this, its kinda hard to describe, and I hope I made clear what i'm trying to do. Any tips would be most welcome. Neil

>> I had some problems yesterday with a digital mixdown of several audio >> regions on the same track, all with crossfades. >> I was wondering if anyone else has had any problems in this area. >> I ended up opeing 4.8 and doing it in there - no problems occured. Von: "kreisman" <kreisman@...> > I'm running LAM 5.1.3. Digital mixdown is not working for me > either. When I run digital mixdown it creates a merged file, but > the resulting file consists only of white noise. > Does anyone have this issue? Does anyone know how to > resolve it? Set the Audiofile Format in the Audio Preferences to Aiff or SdII, this seems to be a bug with WAV only... good luck Louis

> >I'm running LAM 5.1.3. Digital mixdown is not working for me >either. When I run digital mixdown it creates a merged file, but >the resulting file consists only of white noise. > >Does anyone have this issue? Does anyone know how to >resolve it? Yes, it is in 5.0. and It was in 4.8.1 too. -- Willian Aleman Yonkers, N.Y. USA

--- In logic-users@y..., "kreisman" <kreisman@y...> wrote: > I'm running LAM 5.1.3. Digital mixdown is not working for me > either. When I run digital mixdown it creates a merged file, but > the resulting file consists only of white noise. > > Does anyone have this issue? Does anyone know how to > resolve it? I'm also runnning 5.1.3, and the other day I tried to "glue" a bunch of regions together and it wouldn't let me. I didn't have time to troubleshoot, but will next week. Rob DeBoer

Neil How about: 1. Select Muted Objects>Delete (within each folder) 2. Merge folders (using glue tool) Mr P

I got the answer I was looking for from the Sonik Logic board: Make a screenset with several non-linked arrange pages, explode a folder in each. Lock screenset. drag selected objects to fresh tracks. _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/_/_/ > -----Original Message----- > From: Ian Porter [mailto:mrporter@...] > Sent: Saturday, August 03, 2002 5:26 PM > To: logic-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [LUG] [GEN] Folders: How to create song from MANY takes > > > Neil > > How about: > > 1. Select Muted Objects>Delete (within each folder) > 2. Merge folders (using glue tool) > > Mr P > > > > UNSUBSCRIBE: send a blank email to logic-users-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > FAQ: http://www.belway.com/lug/ > OT: send all Off Topic replies to logic-ot@yahoogroups.com or privately. > SUBJECTS: include an abbreviation (CROSS/GEN/LAM/LAW/LC/OT) in all posts. > QUOTES: please trim your quotes as much as possible and put > comments below. > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >