Apple Logic Pro with Avid Pro Tools HD DAW Systems
Apple Logic Pro with Avid Pro Tools HD DAW Systems: I heard here that Apple (Logic) are to stop support for Avid’s Digidesign products (Pro Tools). This is a massive kick in the teeth for Avid who I here are struggling a bit at the moment. Neither rumor surprises me; I cashed in my (digital signal processing) chips a long time ago when Apple brought out the G5. The chips I cashed in were a Digidesign HD 3 (before excel) and a 192 interface. I could see the end for the need of processing power on PCI cards.I thought I should get as much...
read moreLogic Pro training: Zoom tool and using loops with regions
Logic Pro training: Zoom tool and using loops with regions: I made a video at my studio about zooming for Logic Pro Training. I don’t know how I managed to talk about zooming for over 6 1/2 minutes but I love it. The first 4 minutes can get a bit tedious if you’re familiar with all the weird and wonderful ways you can zoom in and out in Logic 9 but I have to say that the way I zoom with the zoom tool assigned to the right mouse button is very quick and I haven’t seen anyone else zoom this way before I’ve showed them....
read moreLogic Pro 9 training: Environment layer – Click and Ports
Logic Pro 9 training: Environment layer – Click and Ports: Many people are a bit scared of Logic Pro 9′s environment and it even puts people off using Logic Pro as a DAW altogether. Logic Pro/Studio’s Environment is the foundation that Logic is built on. It’s been around since the birth of Logic in 1993 and remains pretty much the same to this day. Today we’re going to look at Logic Studio 9′s click and ports layer in the environment window which I think can be the most intimidating. Essentially it takes...
read moreApple’s Magic Mouse review using Logic Pro 9 in Snow Leopard
Apple’s Magic Mouse review using Logic Pro 9 in Snow Leopard: Before the turn of this decade and I got my hands on a Magic Mouse, I used the Mighty Mouse and I got used to and enjoyed the scroll ball/sphere/nipple on the front. It was wonderful to be able to scroll up and down in the the arrangement and Piano Roll windows. About time too given how long scroll wheels had been available on other mice at the time. With the Mighty Mouse, not only could you scroll up and down but with the ball you could from side to side or even 360 degrees...
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