Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Hi John,

I have a great ProTools HD 2 system, and I still end up doing everything in Logic Pro  - I'm working on a major 6 epsiode BBC series now, where the Post people want ProTools sessions, so I either OMF out of Logic into ProTools, or submix stuff into audio lined up with the BITC, and drop that into ProTools session. ProTools 8 is a lot better than 7, but as somebody who has PT. Logic, and Digital Performer, I can tell you that IMHO Logic is the most stable, easiest to work with, and has the best workflow.

Colin Orr
http://www.janus-music.com


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: John Kilgour 
  To: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2009 6:30 PM
  Subject: [Logic_Cafe] ProTools question -


  As a pro video editor since 1992, I have been doing all of my post 
  audio in Avid. Last month, a a mix-to-pix job came in, so I did the 
  whole feature film in Logic Pro/Final Cut Pro. The job went 
  flawlessly, and I was really impressed with Logic! We had the 
  premier at a local theater here in New York. I was blown away. So 
  here is my question --- what's the big deal with ProTools? Am i 
  missing something ... it seems like Logic Pro can everything that 
  ProTools can, do everything it can do...or, is there a specific 
  reason to go the protools way over the logic way (aside from what the 
  engineer knows how to use)?

  John



   

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