Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Thanks, and good guess.
It has a USB interface.Unfortunately it has no audio. It is simply a
midi controller.
I just tried to contact Korg but waited to to the point of no
connection. I hate that.
Meanwhile I got this post from another gent on osxaudio: 

"It sounds like Logic is seeing the MIDI messages from the
microkontrol. It is supposed to say No In when you aren't playing MIDI
notes and No Out when there are no MIDI notes being sent from Logic.
And since you made no mention of a MIDI tone generator, you should
always expect to see No Out.

The slash through the note means the last message Logic received was a
Note Off. If you press a MIDI key and hold it down, you'll see a note
without a slash."

It sounds like it sees it, but I still feel it is important that logic
adresses it by name-am I wrong?





--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, GAmoore@a... wrote:
> > The Korg apparently uses OSX's built in mididriver automatically.
> > This makes it a little harder for me to understand why it isn't
> > showing up- no wait a second it also presents a reason why it might
> > not be showing up. I think I'm more confused.
> > 
> 
> I am not familiar with that device, but its possible for the same
device to 
> show up in the midi and the audio sections. i am using emagic's amt8
midi 
> interface - and that shows up in my midi drivers, but the individual
keyboards do 
> not - they are seen by the amt8, and i access them in Logic by creating 
> multi-instruments and assigning to the correct ports. 
> 
> Every audio interface must show up in the midi-audio util somehow to
be used. 
> does that unit have an audio interface? does it allow you to hook a 
> microphone up to it, and then record audio? if its only got some 1/4
cables to play a 
> sound to an amp, then that is not an audio interface - thats just an
output 
> like any keyboard has.
> 
> I am guessing that it might have a USB interface too - to use the
control 
> part - but I think those commands are midi.