Hi I was wondering if anyone is using the motu traveler with Logic 7? i am thinking of getting this audio interface unit and I wanted some feedback...pros, cons, that sort of thing. Thanks Tracey www.designshoptoronto.com

On 5/01/2006, at 9:05 AM, logic-users@yahoogroups.com wrote: Hi I was wondering if anyone is using the motu traveler with Logic 7? i am thinking of getting this audio interface unit and I wanted some feedback...pros, cons, that sort of thing. Thanks Tracey hi tracey.. using trav on a 2x2 G5 and a PBg4 500 for the last year.., no probs here.. sounds great ( used to have a 001) though i dont really put it through its paces.. havent done any bus powered recording on the PB yet but will be in the next few months.. havent recorded to more than a couple of inputs at same time... its got such a high spec and multiple I/O that it was an easy choice for me..and the portability thing.. bt raves about it keyboard mag.. i also havent run a HD off the back of it yet so dont know about that performance side logic 7.1.1 sees it everytime ,as does live 5.. does go "click" when it finds sample rates. if you dont need the portablilty the RME fireface is raved about ... in my small experience the m-audio stuff is haaaarrrssshh.... im happy with choosing it L

--- Tracey Dey <designshop@rogers.com> wrote: > Hi I was wondering if anyone is using the motu > traveler with Logic 7? > i am thinking of getting this audio interface unit > and > I wanted some feedback...pros, cons, that sort of > thing. > > Thanks > Tracey > > www.designshoptoronto.com > hey, yeah i use traveler., good interface, converters are different from mkii, sounds abit better, noise level even though unherd in compare with mkii is lower, and preamps give colour to the sound, its not a bad card for the price.

--- -=ATMAN=- <acidquaker@yahoo.com> wrote: > hey, yeah i use traveler., > good interface, converters are different from mkii, > sounds abit better, noise level even though unherd in > compare with mkii is lower, and preamps give colour to > the sound, its not a bad card for the price. How about the Metric halo ULN2.... any body using that unit???? tD

happy new year all :) so does anyone know how to hide midi ports from logic i want to reserve a midi i/o for my nord modular editor and the same for my orville editor it used to be easy on the pc but i am stumped on osx! thanks for any help bobule

On Jan 5, 2006, at 12:14 PM, bobule wrote: > happy new year all :) > > so does anyone know how to hide midi ports from logic > i want to reserve a midi i/o for my nord modular editor and the same > for my orville editor > it used to be easy on the pc but i am stumped on osx! > > thanks for any help > > bobule > What is your goal here? Your OSX Nord and Orville editors should be able to coexist with Logic no problem. George ________________________________________________________ www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com Mac AND PC: The only way to fly 8-}

On 05.01.2006, at 21:14, bobule wrote: > so does anyone know how to hide midi ports from logic > i want to reserve a midi i/o for my nord modular editor and the same > for my orville editor > it used to be easy on the pc but i am stumped on osx! MidiPipe (donation ware) ___ Peter Ostry

<quotes repositioned and trimmed, footers removed by admin> >> so does anyone know how to hide midi ports from logic >> i want to reserve a midi i/o for my nord modular editor and the same >> for my orville editor >> it used to be easy on the pc but i am stumped on osx! > > MidiPipe (donation ware) > > ___ > Peter Ostry will give it a go thanks peter!

> On Jan 5, 2006, at 12:14 PM, bobule wrote: >> so does anyone know how to hide midi ports from logic >> i want to reserve a midi i/o for my nord modular editor and the same >> for my orville editor >> it used to be easy on the pc but i am stumped on osx! On 5 Jan 2006, at 20:33, George Leger III wrote: > What is your goal here? Your OSX Nord and Orville editors should be > able to coexist with Logic no problem. mainly so when im recording i dont end up recording loads of sysex from my nord..

On 05.01.2006, at 21:56, bobule wrote: >> On Jan 5, 2006, at 12:14 PM, bobule wrote: >>> so does anyone know how to hide midi ports from logic >>> i want to reserve a midi i/o for my nord modular editor and the same >>> for my orville editor >>> it used to be easy on the pc but i am stumped on osx! > > On 5 Jan 2006, at 20:33, George Leger III wrote: >> What is your goal here? Your OSX Nord and Orville editors should be >> able to coexist with Logic no problem. > > > mainly so when im recording i dont end up recording loads of sysex > from > my nord.. George is right. And if you just don't want to record SysEx you can filter it out after your physical input without altering any other messages. Take a transformer, set the above dropdown menu to "true -> upper cable" and nothing else. That blocks SysEx, don't know why. ___ Peter Ostry

<quotes repositioned and trimmed, footers removed by admin> >>> What is your goal here? Your OSX Nord and Orville editors should be >>> able to coexist with Logic no problem. >> >> mainly so when im recording i dont end up recording loads of sysex >> from my nord.. > > George is right. And if you just don't want to record SysEx you can > filter it out after your physical input without altering any other > messages. Take a transformer, set the above dropdown menu to "true -> > upper cable" and nothing else. That blocks SysEx, don't know why. it worked brilliantly! for some reason i didnt have a physical input object in my click and ports environment layer so i addded one, removed the sum output going to recording and thru, took the output of the port i wanted to filter and put it thru a transformer with the settings you suggested, put cables direct from the other ports to recording and thru and.. voila! thanks again bobule

On 05.01.2006, at 23:10, bobule wrote: > ...removed the sum output going > to recording and thru, took the output of the port i wanted to filter > and put it thru a transformer with the settings you suggested, put > cables direct from the other ports to recording and thru and.. voila! Good! Just a final note: You can leave the SUM port connected, no need to cable single ports if you don't process them in any way. The physical input works like a Channel Splitter. Everything which hasn't a cable goes to SUM. It does not hurt if you leave it as it is now, though. ___ Peter Ostry

it worked brilliantly! for some reason i didnt have a physical input object in my click and ports environment layer so i addded one, removed the sum output going to recording and thru, took the output of the port i wanted to filter and put it thru a transformer with the settings you suggested, put cables direct from the other ports to recording and thru and.. voila! thanks again bobule

> Just a final note: You can leave the SUM port connected, no need to > cable single ports if you don't process them in any way. The physical > input works like a Channel Splitter. Everything which hasn't a cable > goes to SUM. cool, thats very ..er... logicall of logic! thanks for your help :)

On 1/4/2006 11:55 AM, "Tracey Dey" <designshop@rogers.com> wrote: > Hi I was wondering if anyone is using the motu > traveler with Logic 7? > i am thinking of getting this audio interface unit and > I wanted some feedback...pros, cons, that sort of > thing. I use a 2408 MKIII and love it ... I heard that the traveler is a tiny bit better yet... -- Thanks - RevDave CoolCat@hosting4days.com [db-lists]