Hello, I would to know if there is a possibility using my desktop Mac recording audio and using my PBook playing virtualInstruments. I have only 1 Logic Pro, not more...:o( Is it possible (like a particular link??) so I can save porcessor power of my desktop Thanks in advance Paul

> -----Original Message----- > From: microsxbox [mailto:microsxbox@...] > Hello, > > I would to know if there is a possibility using my desktop > Mac recording audio and > using my PBook playing virtualInstruments. > > I have only 1 Logic Pro, not more...:o( > > Is it possible (like a particular link??) so I can save > porcessor power of my desktop > > Thanks in advance > > Paul why logic? use another (maybe free) vsti host on the powerbook and connect them via midi/audio. in any case you'll have to deal with latencies, tho. in the near future it will be possible to use a FireWire/mLAN connection between 2 computers, too (for midi and audio simultaneously). anselm

Anselm Nehls wrote: > in the near future it will be possible to use a FireWire/mLAN connection > between 2 computers, too (for midi and audio simultaneously). I thought mLAN was only for Yamaha gear? Or have you just revealed some inside info? ;-)

> > in the near future it will be possible to use a FireWire/mLAN connection > > between 2 computers, too (for midi and audio simultaneously). > > I thought mLAN was only for Yamaha gear? Or have you just revealed some > inside info? ;-) So isn't possible..:o( I would to use Logic in both computers, but Have I buy another licensed program!??!! Thanks again Paul

"microsxbox" <microsxbox@y...> wrote: > I would to use Logic in both computers, but Have I buy another > licensed program!??!! Yes, you do kind regards Mark Cahill

> > in the near future it will be possible to use a FireWire/mLAN > > connection between 2 computers, too (for midi and audio > > simultaneously). > > I thought mLAN was only for Yamaha gear? Or have you just > revealed some > inside info? ;-) no i just asked at the mLAN site and they answered something like "everyone's asking for that, we're working on it" :) they're trying to make their mLAN a new studio standard, so it would be crazy not to allow connecting several computers through it, wouldn't it? anselm

Anselm Nehls wrote: >>>in the near future it will be possible to use a FireWire/mLAN >>>connection between 2 computers, too (for midi and audio >>>simultaneously). >> >>I thought mLAN was only for Yamaha gear? Or have you just >>revealed some >>inside info? ;-) > > no i just asked at the mLAN site and they answered something like > "everyone's asking for that, we're working on it" :) Actually, I had a look a mLANcentral before your response arrived. Yep - everyone's asking for it, but Yamaha weren't too keen on the idea! > they're trying to make their mLAN a new studio standard, so it would be > crazy not to allow connecting several computers through it, wouldn't it? WE reckon it'd be crazy, but we're not a corporation. Corporations don't 'think' like people with common sense - have you noticed?