I've always wanted -- but have never known how -- to take notes in Logic. e.g., settings notes for my misc. midi gear, mic placement notes, etc.. Is there a decent/logical place to take such notes? I use LAM 5.3. Thanks, David

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Noble Gowing <dangcookie@a...>" <dangcookie@a...> wrote: > I've always wanted -- but have never known how -- to take notes in > Logic. e.g., settings notes for my misc. midi gear, mic placement > notes, etc.. Is there a decent/logical place to take such notes? I use a 1-tick-long marker in my Autoload at bar 0 1 1 1 to note down any relevant settings for my analog gear, external patchups, etc. I spent a little while & made some nicely-formatted templates for my MS20 settings and SDD1200 delay settings, so all I have to do is quickly enter the appropriate values. John Pitcairn ------------------------------------------------------------------ Midi controller learn in Logic. Soft takeover. Lots of memories. Tracks remember control assignments. Write track automation. Fadermapper demo: http://www.revolver.co.nz/fadermapper/ ------------------------------------------------------------------

>I've always wanted -- but have never known how -- to take notes in >Logic. e.g., settings notes for my misc. midi gear, mic placement >notes, etc.. Is there a decent/logical place to take such notes? There are a few slightly illogical, possibly indecent places. :-) (Even in v6, there doesn't seem to be a notepad) John Pitcairn has already posted about making notes in the marker window. I sometimes do the following: I create a "No Output" track and create a new sequence. I open the score window for that sequence and type in text under the stave. I colour the sequence red and call it **NOTES** I achieve the following: When I open the song sometime in the future, I'm almost certain to see that bright red sequence and remember to look there! Because it's a No Output track, it doesn't show in the full score and disturb me. Just a crazy workaround I developed in Logic v2 and still use......not too elegant but it works very well in certain circumstances. Regards - Colin

I don't know how you folks are handling things, but I allways have at least one instance of explorer opened, displaying my song directory. For all important things I just place a plain txt file in there and use that to enter notes. Really no biggie IMO. Sascha