Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

whats the difference in using Audio Hijack with start and stop, and 
hitting stop and record in Logic? I don't see any advantage to AH.



-----Original Message-----
From: David Coffin <dpcoffin@...>
To: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, May 23, 2010 8:05 am
Subject: Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: Off topic (sorry)  any know any audio 
shareware developers?

 
Not sure what you've tried, but if it didn't include an actions
recorder or automation program like QuicKeys
(http://www.startly.com/products/quickeys/mac/4/), AppleScript or
maybe even Automator in conjunction with something like an audio
recorder like Audio Hijack or Wiretap, perhaps with an AU look-ahead
limiter in front, I suggest to explore that route. Audio Hijack allows
audio plugins and is Applescriptable, and you'll probably find it
easier (and cheaper) to find and hire an Applescripter, if that's what
you need, than a full-on app developer. Good luck; I'd be interested
to hear what finally works!

dpc

On May 22, 2010, at 6:39 PM, conslaw2 wrote:

>
> &gt; Hi ladies and gentleman,
> > Sorry to ask here but I've tried the obvious with no luck! :-(
> >
> > I want to get software, for mac, that will record audio to 
mp3, from
> > either and internal mic or a USB audio device (I need to be 
able to
> > switch) but I need a few little added features , all of which 
I can
> > find in different mp3 recorders but not all together in the 
same
> one :-(
> > I need:
> > 1) The ability to name the recording before I start
> &gt; 2) a key command I can hit mid recording that will, in 
effect, end
> > that recording and immediately start a new, sequentially 
numbered
&gt; one
> > 3) The ability once the recording is done to either send to
> something
> > to burn as audio or to ftp to a server
> > 4) Some kind of audio input monitoring, preferably with an 
overload
> > warning in case the record levels are clipping
>
>

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