Hi, I'm new to his group and also somewhat new to Logic. I can't seem to figure out how to control the cutoff on the EVOC20 ps through midi. That synth's controls are supposed to be 60-something to 90-something and none of the controls in that range are a cutoff control. Control 74 is LPF freq, which I thought might be it bit it doesn't seem to be when I change the values. I want to be able to control the cutoff in the same way that you can when you turn the cutoff knob on the synth interface. Will I have to resort to recording knob movements during playback or something? If so, how do I do that? Any help here is much appreciated. Thanks, Steve

From: "dj_pharmakon" <dj_pharmakon@...> > Hi, > > I'm new to his group and also somewhat new to Logic. I can't seem to > figure out how to control the cutoff on the EVOC20 ps through midi. > That synth's controls are supposed to be 60-something to 90-something > and none of the controls in that range are a cutoff control. Control > 74 is LPF freq, which I thought might be it bit it doesn't seem to be > when I change the values. I want to be able to control the cutoff in > the same way that you can when you turn the cutoff knob on the synth > interface. Will I have to resort to recording knob movements during > playback or something? If so, how do I do that? Any help here is > much appreciated. Hi Steve, If you purchased the original EVOC20 you got a manual in the box. In that manual you will find the controller settings for EVOC. I do have EVOC20, but not here with me, so I cannot give you the controllers.. All the best Torben Toft

> From: "dj_pharmakon" <dj_pharmakon@h...> > > I'm new to his group and also somewhat new to Logic. I can't seem to > > figure out how to control the cutoff on the EVOC20 ps through midi. > > That synth's controls are supposed to be 60-something to 90- something > > and none of the controls in that range are a cutoff control. Control > > 74 is LPF freq, which I thought might be it bit it doesn't seem to be > > when I change the values. I want to be able to control the cutoff in > > the same way that you can when you turn the cutoff knob on the synth > > interface. Will I have to resort to recording knob movements during > > playback or something? If so, how do I do that? Any help here is > > much appreciated. --- In logic-users@y..., Torben Toft <torben@s...> wrote: > Hi Steve, > If you purchased the original EVOC20 you got a manual in the box. > In that manual you will find the controller settings for EVOC. > I do have EVOC20, but not here with me, so I cannot give you the > controllers.. Unfortunately I don't have the manual. If anybody can help me out here I would be enternally thankful. Cheers, Steve

> > From: "dj_pharmakon" <dj_pharmakon@h...> > > > I'm new to his group and also somewhat new to Logic. I can't > > > seem to figure out how to control the cutoff on the EVOC20 ps > > > through midi. > --- In logic-users@y..., Torben Toft <torben@s...> wrote: > > If you purchased the original EVOC20 you got a manual in the box. > > In that manual you will find the controller settings for EVOC. > > I do have EVOC20, but not here with me, so I cannot give you the > > controllers.. --- In logic-users@y..., "dj_pharmakon" <dj_pharmakon@h...> wrote: > Unfortunately I don't have the manual. If anybody can help me out > here I would be enternally thankful. I guess I'll assume that you just don't have the manual because you're using the 30 day demo of the EVOC20 included with any Logic v5 purchase... though the fact that you're still using 5.1 when 5.3 is the latest version (and well worth the update) makes me wonder a little. I do wish there was better documentation for all of the demo plugins included with Logic though, as I could of made much better use of my demos. If you update to 5.2 or 5.3 (a free update for all paying customers), you could use John Pictarin's Fadermapper and it can automatically map your synth's knobs etc to the controls in EVOC20. Just flip Fadermapper into LEARN mode, move a knob on your synth, move the knob in EVOC20 through its full range of motion, then flip Fadermapper back into MAP mode. Viola, you don't even have to worry about CC numbers, and it even can scale the 1-128 values a knob sends out to 1-100, 1-4, or whatever the range of the knob/slider/etc is in a plugin. This is only possible in versions 5.2 and above though. http://www.revolver.co.nz/fadermapper/ Hope this helps, Jeremy Martin; sadus@... http://www.carrollsweb.com/sadus

pharmakon, To find what controller to use, open the enviornment go to the audio layer. Go to new>monitor and connect the track with your evoc on it. Move the cutoff and you should see some numbers in the monitor. These are the channel and CC #. Look into Henrick Jan Veenstra's tutorials on enviornments....they taught me quite a bit...mostly that logic need a 'learn midi controller' feature. sam

"Sam Greene" <sagreene@n...> wrote: > pharmakon, > To find what controller to use, open the enviornment go to the audio layer. > Go to new>monitor and connect the track with your evoc on it. Move the > cutoff and you should see some numbers in the monitor. These are the > channel and CC #. Look into Henrick Jan Veenstra's tutorials on > enviornments....they taught me quite a bit...mostly that logic need a 'learn > midi controller' feature. tried what you said but there aren't any numbers coming up in the monitor. Is there a certain setting that I should be aware of? thanks, S.

--- In logic-users@y..., "Sam Greene" <sagreene@n...> wrote: > Go to new>monitor and connect the track with your evoc on it. > Move the cutoff and you should see some numbers in the > monitor. These are the channel and CC #. No they're not - in version 5 and up, they are the channel and Fader event number. The Fader event number won't be the same as the CC event number, though you can use either. There's no good way to identify the CC #s other than trial & error or looking in the manual. You can of course transform your incoming CC event to the appropriate Fader event, which requires a bit of environment faffing-around - see Hendrik's tutorial, or the Logic 5.2 update readme. Or just check out the Fadermapper demo as Jeremy "Matrin" suggested ;-) John "Pictarin"

--- In logic-users@y..., "dj_pharmakon" <dj_pharmakon@h...> wrote: > tried what you said but there aren't any numbers coming up in > the monitor. Is there a certain setting that I should be aware > of? I had that happen when developing Fadermapper. I think it's a bug in 5.1. Try refreshing the window (assign a keycommand to "redraw window" or click the little grey square in the top right corner of the window). Won't do you any good though - see my previous post. I highly recommend an upgrade to 5.2+ (it's free). John Pitcairn ----------------------------------------------------------------- Got a controller? Wish there was a midi learn function in Logic? Try the Fadermapper demo: http://www.revolver.co.nz/fadermapper/ -----------------------------------------------------------------

hello all... first off, this may be a bit off center, as im not sure it is 100% logic related. if need be, feel free to email me off the list. last nite, i was working on a song. i went to bed, didnt shut anything down, just left it up to work on this morning when i got up. when i got up this morning, i had a strange loss of sound in everything EXCEPT logic. my windows media player, winamp, acid, sound forge, etc, nothing puts out any sound. i can try to play a loop in sound forge and nothing, however if i import it as an audio file to logic it plays fine. ive gotten some strange error messages as well, and even gotten a few "error syncing midi" messages from logic too, but when i would close and reopen it would be fine (in logic). i scanned for viruses, re-assigned the outs on my soundcard to make sure they were correct, etc. im quite nervous about this, to be honest. my OS consists of winXP, 1.6ghz chip, 512 megs of ram and an echo mia soundcard. i just purchased this machine about 6 months ago for the specific purpose of running audio only apps. any help would be enormously appreciated. its getting to the point where i am scared i may have to format or something drastic like that. thank you... corey allison corey@...

hi again more on my horror story. whenever i try to open up all of my songs except for one or two i am getting a message saying "the system cannot find the file specified. result code = 2" has anyone run across this message? what does it mean =/ im scared im going to have to wipe the entire drive clean.

>[repositioned by admin] > hello all... > > first off, this may be a bit off center, as im not sure it is 100% logic > related. if need be, feel free to email me off the list. > > last nite, i was working on a song. i went to bed, didnt shut anything down, > just left it up to work on this morning when i got up. when i got up this > morning, i had a strange loss of sound in everything EXCEPT logic. my > windows media player, winamp, acid, sound forge, etc, nothing puts out any > sound. i can try to play a loop in sound forge and nothing, however if i > import it as an audio file to logic it plays fine. > > ive gotten some strange error messages as well, and even gotten a few "error > syncing midi" messages from logic too, but when i would close and reopen it > would be fine (in logic). > > i scanned for viruses, re-assigned the outs on my soundcard to make sure > they were correct, etc. > > im quite nervous about this, to be honest. my OS consists of winXP, 1.6ghz > chip, 512 megs of ram and an echo mia soundcard. i just purchased this > machine about 6 months ago for the specific purpose of running audio only > apps. > > any help would be enormously appreciated. its getting to the point where i > am scared i may have to format or something drastic like that. > > thank you... > corey allison > corey@... Hi, did you already shut down and restart your pc? Did you memorize some of the other error messages? What audio-hardware you are running? Best Jochen

Hi, 2 is the internal error code for 'file not found'. This can mean anything that is preventing a file from being opened. If it happens not just with a single file, it could be a common directory path name containing invalid characters or something like that. And - Logic doesn't like FILE names longer than 32 characters (old Mac heritage, even in LAW), maybe that holds true for directory names as well. Check all directory names within your song path. HTH Christian On Sun, 24 Nov 2002 00:30:05 -0500 Corey Allison wrote: > > > hi again > > more on my horror story. whenever i try to open up all of my songs except > for one or two i am getting a message saying "the system cannot find the > file specified. result code = 2" > > has anyone run across this message? what does it mean =/ > > im scared im going to have to wipe the entire drive clean.

At 07:50 PM 11/23/2002, you wrote: >last nite, i was working on a song. i went to bed, didnt shut anything down, >just left it up to work on this morning when i got up. when i got up this >morning, i had a strange loss of sound in everything EXCEPT logic. my >windows media player, winamp, acid, sound forge, etc, nothing puts out any >sound. i can try to play a loop in sound forge and nothing, however if i >import it as an audio file to logic it plays fine. Even after you reboot? Best wishes, Jeremy Martin; sadus@... http://www.carrollsweb.com/sadus <-- music links, PC DAW parts list