Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

The Logic plugs have already been node-friendly since 7.x. Whats new in L8 in 
this regard?

If you need to install the same plug on two computers, hopefully its serial 
number - rather than authorization or ilok. 

With UAudio - I have the PCI version on my G5 but not the PCI express 
version. So the upgrade is the difference.



> In the downloadable manual it explains it. Nodes can process Logic
> plugs ( with a few exceptions such as exs-24) and can also process
> 3rd party AU effects plugins (not instruments though). You need your
> AU plugins installed on the main machine as well as *all* node
> machines. Also, the AU plugin must be the exact same version in all
> cases. I'm not sure how the UAD-1 and Powercore plugins will operate
> in this regard. It does not explicitly say anything about the dsp-
> based AU plugins. If I had to hazard a guess, I would think that you
> would need the same plugin versions installed on all machines but
> also that all node machines would require a DSP card installed with
> the appropriate plugins licenses authorized too. That's just a guess
> though. It's not like you're going to get the power of 3 UAD's when
> you only have one card in your main machine.
> 




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