Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

DSP-Quattro is awesome for the mone and Peak are the big ones I hear [I
use DSP-Quattro] or if on an intel mac with a couple cores use Parallels
and sound forge...  hehe.. I sill love Sound Forge

 

Paul

 

From: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of F Stuart Leeds
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2007 2:37 PM
To: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Logic_Cafe] Apple Tool equivalents

 

So as I continue my migration to Apple (my Logic 7.2 arrives 
tomorrow), and I'm getting all my AUs and standalones and sound libs 
installed...I'm speculating about what other tools I'm going to need 
to replicate my PC setup.

For wave editing, I was a longtime Sound Forge user -- what is the 
best equivalent on Apple? Bias Peak? Something else?

For loop stuff, I'm continuing on with Stylus RMX (amazing product), 
but I also used Acid 6.0, especially for soundtrack work. Does Logic 
have enough loop functionality to cover what Acid does?

Which brings me to the biggest question -- for those of you using 
Intel Macs, what think you of using BootCamp to keep Windows music 
software around? If BootCamp really works on a practical level, I 
wouldn't have to give up ACID or Sound Forge or the rest.

Thanks for your help -- I realize this is slightly OT. But I wouldn't 
even be asking these questions if I weren't determined to get back to 
being a Logic user.

Skip

 



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