Does anyone have an idea as to whats happening here. This used to work flawless on my old G4 set-up and now on a MAc Pro 3 ghtz its NOT happenin. All I'm doing is EXPORTING AUDIO TO MOVIE and when Logic completes it I open the movie and theres no audio! I thought it was a quicktime issue but I'm on QuickTime Pro (although there's NO reason it shouldnt work on standard Quicktime either) I then thought maybe the audios THERE I'm just not hearing it but the Q.T. vu meters dont budge so I guess the audios not crossing over to it in the tranfer. So that leads me to think its a LOGIC issue. -Jason

Ok. I am having the SAME PROBLEM! I got a Mac Pro 2.66 and have the latest Logic Pro and Latest QT. When I try to export audio to quicktime for a client to see it comes out with no audio! I always worked with my G4 Dual. Did anyone figure this out? Thanks! Jason Hausman Hot Sake jason@hotsakecreative.com

Has anyone figured out if its possible to bounce up to 4 stereo pairs in one pass? I need the stems so that when I merge them they will create an exact copy of the 2 mix - with all verbs, compression etc identical. There was some talk somewhere about using the surround bounce. I will be researching the manual about this but any real world experiences appreciated. e

On 7 nov 2006, at 00.19, ecadesky wrote: > Has anyone figured out if its possible to bounce up to 4 stereo pairs > in one pass? > > I need the stems so that when I merge them they will create an exact > copy of the 2 mix - with all verbs, compression etc identical. > > There was some talk somewhere about using the surround bounce. > I will be researching the manual about this but any real world > experiences appreciated In the real world I have many times used the surround bounce function to create many stereo pairs. It has been working fine for me. I don't usually change the pan knob for a surround pan knob - I simply assign my channels to different stereo output objects (according to the surround bounce scheme). Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se (Swedish) www.looproom.com (international) http://tinyurl.com/fauvm (podcast) http://www.myspace.com/looproom

> On 7 nov 2006, at 00.19, ecadesky wrote: > > Has anyone figured out if its possible to bounce up to 4 > > stereo pairs in one pass? > > I need the stems so that when I merge them they will create an > > exact copy of the 2 mix - with all verbs, compression etc > > identical. > > There was some talk somewhere about using the surround bounce. > > I will be researching the manual about this but any real world > > experiences appreciated --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Per Boysen <perboysen@...> wrote: > In the real world I have many times used the surround bounce > function to create many stereo pairs. It has been working fine > for me. I don't usually change the pan knob for a surround pan > knob - I simply Assign my channels to different stereo output > objects (according to the surround bounce scheme). Yes i can confirm that what Per has mentioned does in fact work. Just be careful with surround panning though because it will affect the mix in each of the 'pairs.' HTH Vim

<quotes repositioned and trimmed, footers removed by admin> >> In the real world I have many times used the surround bounce >> function to create many stereo pairs. It has been working fine >> for me. I don't usually change the pan knob for a surround pan >> knob - I simply Assign my channels to different stereo output >> objects (according to the surround bounce scheme). > > > Yes i can confirm that what Per has mentioned does in fact work. > > Just be careful with surround panning though because it will affect > the mix in each of the 'pairs.' Thanks for the info, it's great news. I assume you have reverbs set up for each stereo output object? I was hoping there was a way to have, say, a Maximizer or Finalizer across the entire mix that would then go to the stem pairs, but there is no way to bus this that I can figure out. Did you find a way? e

> I assume you have reverbs set up for each stereo output object? yes you do have to do that if you want verbs and other efx ... unless u'r using surround verbs and other efx from within logic. > > I was hoping there was a way to have, say, a Maximizer or Finalizer > across the entire mix that would then go to the stem pairs, but there > is no way to bus this that I can figure out. Did you find a way? Unless u'r external maximizers or the finalizer has multiple inputs and outputs this won't happen. Internally, you can set up multipressor and adlimiter on each output pair and 'tweak' to your hearts contentment. (assuming you're using only logic efx.

Seriously, has anyone figured this out? Or is anyone else other than the two "jason's" having this problem exporting audio to quicktime video with the new macpro? Thanks in advance! Jason

Still... this problem is insane! Is Apple anywhere out there? Hello? Exporting audio to QT always worked for me! Then I buy the intel Mac... get all software upgraded and no go. Has anyone figured this put yet? Thanks! Jason

Jason Hausman wrote: > Still... this problem is insane! Is Apple anywhere out there? Hello? > Exporting audio to QT always worked > for me! Then I buy the intel Mac... > get all software upgraded and no go. Has anyone figured this put yet? I've just been experimenting with some movie scoring for the first time in my life during the last days and I was already wondering whether I was doing something wrong. Apparently not so. Can this even be true? I mean, shouldn't this be considered a freaking big major bug for anybody doing movie work? I mean, I can just get away dragging both the movie and my bounce into iMovie or whatever and then export from there - but then, I am by no means a professional and I'm only working on really short movie sequences (like 3-5 minutes things) to learn a bit about movie scoring. But the extra time involved to do this might be a serious issue for any professional. Ridiculous. But reset assured, we won't see a fix any day soon. Emapple doesn't fix bugs anymore, regardless of how serious they are. For the next fix we'll have to pay big bucks. If there will be a fix, that is. - Sascha

> Does anyone have an idea as to whats happening here. This used to work > flawless on my old G4 set-up and now on a MAc Pro 3 ghtz its NOT happenin. All > I'm doing is EXPORTING AUDIO TO MOVIE and when Logic completes it I open the > movie and theres no audio! > > -Jason A workaround was posted there http://logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t419 Basically it's using Rosetta to open a PPC version of Logic so the function works. The downside is that you have to validate your AU plugs everytime you switch from Rosetta to normal. David Nahmani Logic Pro Help http://LogicProHelp.com Apple Authorized Training Center (Los Angeles)

ted there http://logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t419 > > Basically it's using Rosetta to open a PPC version of Logic so the function works. The > downside is that you have to validate your AU plugs everytime you switch from Rosetta to > normal. > > David Nahmani Sorry to hijack this thread, just wondering how ppc Logic runs under Rosetta..? O.

"Kickin' Da Speaker" <kickindaspeaker@yahoo.com> wrote: > A workaround was posted there http://logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t419 > Basically it's using Rosetta to open a PPC version of Logic so the function works. The > downside is that you have to validate your AU plugs everytime you switch from Rosetta to > normal. > David Nahmani > Logic Pro Help http://LogicProHelp.com > Apple Authorized Training Center (Los Angeles) That link does not work for me :-( I am also having this problem on my intel quad core 2.66 with 4 gig of Apple ram. Latest Logic Pro and latest Quicktime Pro. I really don't think that running Logic under Rosetta willl help anyone who is really pushing their Logic Pro and Intel machine hard. How long has this been broken? Did it ever work on the Intel machines? Just moved from PC and Cubase SX3 over to Logic and this is really bad for work flow. I was looking forward to using Logic after buying and using Logic Express on my Powerbook with positive results. All the very best. Vinny.

David Nahmani wrote: > A workaround was posted there http://logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t419 Doesn't work here either... Sorry David. Best, Andy

On 30 Jun 2007, at 21:07, Kickin' Da Speaker wrote: > > A workaround was posted there http://logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php? > t419 > > Basically it's using Rosetta to open a PPC version of Logic so the > function works. The > downside is that you have to validate your AU plugs everytime you > switch from Rosetta to > normal. > > David Nahmani > Logic Pro Help http://LogicProHelp.com > Apple Authorized Training Center (Los Angeles) Link works fine here. I just nipped into Rosetta and straight out again having exported Audio to Movie. I was having to do it in FCP previously. Thanks David. Paul. Paul Crouch horselesspaul

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Sascha Franck" <S.Franck@...> wrote: > > Jason Hausman wrote: > > Still... this problem is insane! Is Apple anywhere out there? Hello? > > Exporting audio to QT always worked > for me! Then I buy the intel Mac... > > get all software upgraded and no go. Has anyone figured this put yet? > My Macbook pro is my first Mac... I never managed to make this feature work... I tried with different movies and setting but no luck...