<Admin - we have stopped using the [LAM] label, as announced here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/logic-users/message/152813>; Really hoping someone can explain this. Just replaced my Emagic 2|6 with an M-Audio Firewire 410 digital I/o. Ever since, when Logic boots up I get a ³core audio drivers not found ‹ error 10202² message. And consequently, I have no plugins/softsynths. Suggestions? Help? Thanks in advance. . . Tantalus -- G4 Dual 1.2 | OS X 10.3.2 | Logic 6.3.3 | EXS24 | M-Audio Firewire 410 |

tantalus field wrote: > <Admin - we have stopped using the [LAM] label, as announced here: > Really hoping someone can explain this. Just replaced my Emagic 2|6 withan > M-Audio Firewire 410 digital I/o. Ever since, when Logic boots up I get a > ³core audio drivers not found ‹ error 10202² message. And consequently, I > have no plugins/softsynths. Suggestions? Help? did you select the firewire 410 in the audio hardware and driver menu? then relaunch core audio.

Is there a way to move a plug-in once it's inserted into a track? i.e. click and drag using a key command? I don't like having to copy the setting, add a new instance of the plug, and paste setting. Takes to long. Thanks, Chris on the list

Chris DeStefano wrote: > Is there a way to move a plug-in once it's inserted into a track? > i.e. click and drag using a key command? This is possible in the audio configuration window. It is on many a wish list to make it available in the audio environment and mixer ... kind regards Mark Cahill

>Is there a way to move a plug-in once it's inserted into a track? i.e. >click and drag using a key command? I don't like having to copy the >setting, add a new instance of the plug, and paste setting. Takes to Audio configuration window. The hand tool + modifier key will enable you to copy plugs. Should be able to do this in the mixer really.... Adam

Got to Audio Configuration in the Audio Menu. Find the plug. Hold option to move the plug and Apple/Option to copy. Cheers Clive Young