Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Has anyone had any problems installing Logic 8 onto more than one  
disk, ie, the program onto your main hard drive and the loops, etc  
onto some other hard drive?

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On Sep 24, 2007, at 9:49 AM, Kent Sandvik wrote:

> When you save in Logic, it's in a new format, a bundle format, ends
> with .logic in the project name. There's even no other way than to
> save everything as projects, which I really like, as having multiple
> options in earlier Logic was confusing, and a project folder makes
> most sense concerning backups and sharing. --Kent
>
> On 9/24/07, Duane Miller <Duane@...> wrote:
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> > No. not after being saved. I have opened 7 projects in 8 and then
> > reopened in 7 but made no changes or saved in 8. Once you save it in
> > 8 its 8 only unless you export audio files etc like you would to
> > switch to Pro Tools etc. Its a one way street so to speak. I also
> > have had no problems opening 8 projects that contained UAD-1 plugins
> > on my powerbook without them. They are just crossed out but I can do
> > beat matching and stuff while away from my studio. Handy. I plan on
> > doing mobile/ location recording in 7 on my powerbook then  
> opening in
> > 8 in the studio for mixing etc. It's all good.
> >
> > On Sep 24, 2007, at 1:47 AM, gil_gillian wrote:
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> > > >Thanks, Duane. So just to push it a little further and reading
> > > between your lines; it is thus possible to open a Logic 7  
> project in 7
> > > after it has been worked on (and saved) in 8? I can see that if  
> it is
> > > created in 8 it can't be opened in 7. I wondered if where it it  
> the
> > > created is critical factor.
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