Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, GAmoore@a... wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 1/13/05 9:15:42 AM, uzo@b... writes:
> > If the product is not ready, don't release it!!
> > 
> You expect bad service in a cheap restaurant but if you go to the 
fanciest 
> place in town, you expect some politeness. If the food were served 
burned, you 
> might expect an apology and an offer of a replacement. 
> 
> Apple is positioning themselves and Logic as the fancy place, but 
then give 
> service like the cheap place. How many months has Logic 7 been out? 
and not a 
> single update, a single apology, a single acknowledgement, a single 
date on 
> when an upgrade will be coming. 
> 
> When I took my ibook to the apple genius last week and he saw all 
of the 
> crash logs, he didn't seem surprised nor did he have a single word 
of advice.
> 
> Meanwhile I hit some key by accident and saw a cute animation of 
all of the 
> windows slowly minimizing. I'm glad apple is putting their 
resources into such 
> valuable software tricks.

I mostly read about the elaborate goings on with other users on this 
forum and others. I use Logic for midi and have'nt had lots of 
problems, but if I needed it for audio as well, I'm sure I'd be 
pulling out my hair most of the time. Seems like such a nice program 
would be 99% flawless, while always considering the fact that it 
needs a good system to run it. And it also seems like the writers 
would be daring enough to state, in fact, the minimum system 
necessary to run the program for the purpose intended. That's the 
main reason I stayed with midi only to outboard instruments and 
bought stand alone recording equipment.
Gary