I know that there are ways to export midi files from stylus rmx, and that you can use the full 8-track (multi) functionality of stylus rmx with logic. But what I was wondering is this: is there any way to record the audio, not the midi data, from the stylus rmx plugin? for example, while you are tweaking the chaos designer in real-time? Stylus seems perfect for performances, but not so easy to use for home productions (at least in Logic)... Thanks, Eddster08

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "eddie Simmens" <forums@...> wrote: > > Message posted by eddie Simmens <eddster08@...>: > > I know that there are ways to export midi files from stylus rmx, and that > you can use the full 8-track (multi) functionality of stylus rmx with logic. > But what I was wondering is this: is there any way to record the audio, not > the midi data, from the stylus rmx plugin? for example, while you are > tweaking the chaos designer in real-time? Stylus seems perfect for > performances, but not so easy to use for home productions (at least in > Logic)... You could always route the audio out of a digital out and route bak in through digital in...

Message posted by eddie Simmens <eddster08@...>: > > I know that there are ways to export midi files from stylus rmx, and that > you can use the full 8-track (multi) functionality of stylus rmx with logic. > But what I was wondering is this: is there any way to record the audio, not > the midi data, from the stylus rmx plugin? for example, while you are > tweaking the chaos designer in real-time? Stylus seems perfect for > performances, but not so easy to use for home productions (at least in > Logic)... Can´t you just record the chaos designer tweeking as midi and then bounce it afterwards, that would give the same end result sonically. I don´t really see the point of recording these data as audio except for saving cpu though. I have often recorded midi messages (filters, wah-wah etc) and it´s no problem at all but I´m not very familiar with RMX..