I'm wondering if there is a way to apply dither to a file without having to sit through an entire bounce. I have some very long sections that I need to record out to tape but I want to have it dithered on the output because of some digital processing that I did to the files. I'm still using the ancient version 5 so I can't use the new quick bounce thing. I'm also using OSX so I can't use the waves L1 plug for it. You know what, this brings up an issue I've thought about many times. When you bounce a mix it dithers it after it does the bounce. This means that as you are listening to it bouncing you are not hearing the dithered end product. I've run into issues especially with Waveburner where there were odd artifacts that I heard while working on a disc but once it was burned (and dithered) it sounded fine. How can we be confident of what we are hearing while we work? Back to my initial issue. Is there any way to dither a file in Logic without bouncing it? Any body deal with this? Warren

Logic Gold 5.5 on mac os X My studio has 2 usb - midi interfaces can someone explain me why if I set "send midi clock to ALL", the clock is only sent to the first port of one of the 2 interfaces? Every port is able to send clock if set alone in the midi sync options... but I can't get all the ports to send the clock at once! May be something is lacking in my environment?

Sorry guys, this is a repost, but I really need some help: I use Logic Gold 5.5 on mac os X My studio has 2 usb - midi interfaces can someone explain me why if I set "send midi clock to ALL", the clock is only sent to the first port of one of the 2 interfaces? Every port is able to send clock if set alone in the midi sync options... but I can't get all the ports to send the clock at once! May be my environment lacks something?