I have some songs made with LAP 5.x, I mean with Asio. Logic 6.x doesn't co= nvert it automatically, so I have all plug ins not working (with a crossed line), an= d with no sound, of course. How can I do it manually? Thanks. Lluís

On Thursday, October 2, 2003, at 06:02 PM, fritz2080 wrote: > I have some songs made with LAP 5.x, I mean with Asio. Logic 6.x > doesn't co= > nvert it > automatically, so I have all plug ins not working (with a crossed > line), an= > d with no > sound, of course. > > How can I do it manually? > > Thanks. > Lluís > As I recall, there can be a conversion issue if one version has Universal Track mode enabled and the other doesn't. Go back to the original version and check your audio prefs to see which mode is enabled, Universal or not. Then open a blank file in 6.x, set the audio prefs the same, and it should automatically convert when you open the 5.x ASIO file in the 6.x program. James

>On Thursday, October 2, 2003, at 06:02 PM, fritz2080 wrote: > >> I have some songs made with LAP 5.x, I mean with Asio. Logic 6.x >> doesn't co= >> nvert it >> automatically, so I have all plug ins not working (with a crossed >> line), an= >> d with no >> sound, of course. >> >> How can I do it manually? >> >> Thanks. >> Lluís >> >As I recall, there can be a conversion issue if one version has >Universal Track mode enabled and the other doesn't. Go back to the >original version and check your audio prefs to see which mode is >enabled, Universal or not. Yes, this is the work around. It took me several tries to figure it up. -- Willian Aleman Yonkers, N.Y. USA

>I have some songs made with LAP 5.x, I mean with Asio. Logic 6.x >doesn't convert it >automatically, so I have all plug ins not working (with a crossed >line), and with no >sound, of course. > >How can I do it manually? > >Thanks. >Lluís This works in OS9 - should work in OSX too: Just open the song, and go to the <Audio> menu, and select <Audio configuration> Look in the <Device> menu and you'll probably see that the current device is selected (CoreAudio). Select your OLD device from the menu (let's call it the original device=ASIO in your case), and you'll see the setup with all plugins, VSTi's etc. In that same <Audio configuration> window, go to <Edit> menu and select <copy>. Now go back and select your CURRENT device in the <Device> menu. Back to the <Edit> menu, and choose <paste> The whole setup from the original device should have been copied to your current device, including ALL plugins and even the selected patches and parameters that were used in the original song. Hope this makes sense.... Colin

> >> I have some songs made with LAP 5.x, I mean with Asio. Logic 6.x >> doesn't convert it >> automatically, so I have all plug ins not working (with a crossed >> line), and with no >> sound, of course. >> >> How can I do it manually? On Samstag, Oktober 4, 2003, at 11:29 Uhr, Colin Shapiro wrote: > This works in OS9 - should work in OSX too: > ... > The whole setup from the original device should have been copied to > your current device, including ALL plugins and even the selected > patches and parameters that were used in the original song. This would be nice, but in practise it often doesn't work as expected. A big problem is, that VST settings connot easily be converted to AU settings, because the way they are saved is different. It's almost impossible to transfer a complex mxi from OS 9 to OS X. The better way is to stay on one platform... Best Ray ------- Raymund Beyer http://www.brainstorm-music.com

Hello, I frequently receive a voice over track with music and VO split on left and right sides. In DP I would have a VO track in my template with a trim plugin inserted that let me control left and right sides independently (I could pan the left to the center and turn the right down all the way). i know i could just split the interleaved track in Logic and deal with it that way, but is there a plugin that will give me this kind of control over stereo tracks? Maybe a 3rd party thing? Thanks, judson _______________ Judson Crane Composer . Fluid NYC www.fluidny.com

> control left and right sides > independently (I could pan the left to the center and turn the right > down all the way). > is there a plugin that will give > me this kind of control over stereo tracks? When you click *and hold* the mono/stereo button of an audio object, you can choose L or R which will then play only the left or right side of a stereo file. Christian

> > When you click *and hold* the mono/stereo button of an audio object, you can > choose L or R which will then play only the left or right side of a stereo > file. > > Christian Oh? Click-hold? Hm, I'm trying it, but nothing happens. You do mean the button left of the rec button don't you..? O.

> >you can choose L or R which will then play only the left or right > >side of a stereo file. > > Oh? Click-hold? Hm, I'm trying it, but nothing happens. You do > mean the button left of the rec button don't you..? Yup. You have to have Universal Track Mode enabled. Christian

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, <christianobermaier@y...> wrote: > > >you can choose L or R which will then play only the left or right > > >side of a stereo file. > > > > Oh? Click-hold? Hm, I'm trying it, but nothing happens. You do > > mean the button left of the rec button don't you..? > > Yup. You have to have Universal Track Mode enabled. > > Christian Aaaaaah....