> > My understanding is that the *Autolink* > > functionality was not possible in OSX. > > > > Think about it: Logic has a "mini-SoundDiver" built > > in already. > > Go to the main <Logic Pro> menu, select > > <Preferences> then <Control > > Surfaces> and finally <Setup> > > Look familiar? That's SoundDiver within Logic, > > except it's intended > > for Hardware controllers and not synths etc. > > > > One more thing I've said repeatedly here: > > Even though there may not be tens of thousands of > > existing or > > potential SoundDiver users for Apple to make money > > out of, they > > really should consider SoundDiver to be a > > loss-leader or at least a > > faithful-old-user bonus for all those of us who > > constantly buy new > > versions and upgrades to Logic Pro. > > > > I bought Logic at v2.0 and SoundDiver at v1 > > I paid for every new version of both, plus all of > > the Emagic > > softsynths when they were sold separately. I feel > > that I have earned > > an upgrade to SoundDiver or its inclusion into > > Logic. > > > > Rant over.... > > > > Colin > > > > Hey, 200 % I agree man..!! > Me too invested to Emagic day 1..... > I'm very surprised people are not questioning or > complaining to Apple about what they did for for a > customer who invested > to Emagic day 1.................... > Apple does not care if you've bought version 1 which they did not make profit from, or version 7 which they developed under their own auspices. Apple's primary goal is to sell Macs. Software will always take a back seat to hardware sales for Apple. Consider this: iTunes is free for all to download, but you have to pay for the ipod. Sure there's lots of benefits to treating your customers well so they'll buy the next product, and the next. But with Apple's dismissal of the Logic Control and AMT8 and Unitor8 from their product lineup, the message was sent loud and clear -- peripherals do not matter to Apple, even if they'd help the bottom line. (in my best Ren Hoek voice), "EEEdiots!"