Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Tim McLane writes: 

> Well, it sounds I committing some kind of audio sin because I do  
> record directly to Logic.  But, yes, any kind of noise that I can get  
> rid of cheaply is my issue. 
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> Thanks. 
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> PS: How do you record, if not directly to Logic?  ---and what is the  
> reason for your decision?

I record my tracks onto a Roland KR15 digital grand, which has an amazing 
onboard synthesiser. It is easy to edit, and as I am only a keyboard player, 
it suits my limited skills in other areas. It has 16 tracks, which I then 
output as audio files and load up into Logic on cds. Moreover, I have to do 
this via the BOSS BR1600 recording studio, although I suspect that there 
must be a simple way of recording from the audio output on the digital piano 
directly to Logic, but I am using a macpro laptop and I doubt if the 
soundcard is up to it. 

Andy B 

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> On Aug 12, 2008, at 12:13 AM, Andrew Brook wrote: 
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>> On 12 Aug 2008, at 04:22, Tim McLane wrote: 
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>> > Thanks, everyone for you ideas.
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>> > Andy: /Regarding strip silence, when you say "It has made a
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>> > > tremendous difference to my audio tracks in any case,.." ----are  
>> you
>> > > referring to noise reduction?
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>> I'm referring to the slight background hiss that I get when importing
>> audio files (I don't record direct to logic, for a variety of
>> reasons). After a few tracks, the empty part of each track seems to
>> build up a bit of background noise that you can hardly hear, but when
>> you strip it away, everthing else becomes brighter. 
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>> I guess, from other responses, that this isn't your problem 
>>
>> Andy B 
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