Hi, I want to work totally in just 16 bit audio- not 24 (I have weird reasons). How can I select this in Logic 5? Currently, I'm working in 24. Also, I'm looking for a vst plugin that simulates a really shitty analogue tape machine-- one that randomly slows down and goes out of sync as well as change pitch. Any ideas? Many thanks!

On 04-03-04 06.38, "theluc01" <owen@...> wrote: > Also, I'm looking for a vst plugin that simulates a > really shitty analogue tape machine-- one that randomly slows down > and goes out of sync as well as change pitch. Any ideas? Depends on what system you are running Logic 5 on. Mac or Windows? Have a look at http://www.kvr-vst.com/ for plug-ins. Best wishes Per Boysen -- www.boysen.se www.looproom.com

At 5:38 Uhr +0000 on 04.03.2004 theluc01 wrote: >Hi, I want to work totally in just 16 bit audio- not 24 (I have >weird reasons). How can I select this in Logic 5? Currently, I'm >working in 24. Also, I'm looking for a vst plugin that simulates a >really shitty analogue tape machine-- one that randomly slows down >and goes out of sync as well as change pitch. Any ideas? Many >thanks! yes, there is an excellent pluggo (check http://www.pluggo.com for the free runtime version that allows the use of third party plugins in OS X (only)), then try the "piczer" (http://www.sonoria.pl/jk/pluggox.html/). I thinnk it will help you achieve a sound similar to what you describe. "Piczer is a crazy pitch-change distortion plug" (and is available for OS 9 as well, but I believe the free runtime for Pluggo is not, so you must own Pluggo 3 to use it). enjoy...! -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- canine_at_waf80_dot_de good night europe. http://kainiggemann.de <your name here> ---------------------------------------------------------------------

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "theluc01" <owen@g...> wrote: > Hi, I want to work totally in just 16 bit audio- not 24 (I have > weird reasons). How can I select this in Logic 5? I don't remember Logic 5 that well, but I'm pretty sure that irrespective of the version, the bit-depth of your recording is set in the "Audio Hardware & Drivers" settings, so whether you have control over this might depend on your hardware and whether you use ASIO, DAE etc. I hope this helps. Sonny Keyes SKa Music Toronto

> > Hi, I want to work totally in just 16 bit audio- not 24 (I have > > weird reasons). How can I select this in Logic 5? > >I don't remember Logic 5 that well, but I'm pretty sure that irrespective >of the version, >the bit-depth of your recording is set in the "Audio Hardware & Drivers" >settings, Yes, there's a checkbox on the "Audio Hardware & Drivers" preferences page for 20/24 bit recording. Unchecked means 16 bits. I believe that has been there through several revisions.