Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Randy,

      Back when I was in Logic 7, many many months ago, I used logic in the manner that it 
seems you're trying to do it now.  On the Synthogy website they had a tutorial, I forget if it 
was a video or article, that talked you through setting up a Logic environment that  had 
Stylus set up as a multi-instrument (individual midi channels).  Then you just "save as 
template."  

      Now, in Logic 8 I haven't bothered to set it up yet, I usually just need one or two 
instances of Stylus and so I just set them up on individual channels and if I run into CPU 
issues, I'll freeze the Stylus track.

     Let us know how this gets resolved!  I'm sure that people on this board will be buying 
Omnisphere, and will want to do the same sort of thing!!

     Pete

--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, "randallx2001" <randallx2001@...> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>    Hoping someone can help with this as searches have not helped this 
> far.  OK,  so I create a track for a virtual instrument (Stylus/Virus 
> TI)in Logic. No problem there everything works fine.  Next, I add 
> another track (new instrument/next midi channel) for the same 
> instrument on the next midi channel.  Now,  I can play the instrument 
> from this next midi channel, BUT, if I change the volume fader or want 
> to mute just one channel,  EVERY channels volume changes and/or all 
> channels are muted if I hit mute.  I'm sure this HAS to be something 
> simple that I've been overlooking but I've not been able to figure it 
> out.  
>     Any help will be appreciated!    Thanks in advance,  Randy
>