Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-15 by GAmoore@aol.com
... what about the multi-band compressor to tame the lows? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-15 by Wade
Hi again Iraklis, ... Ah, ye olde dominant bass. This is a classic mixing headache you are negotiating here :) Perhaps the first thing you should consider is
Re: [Logic_Cafe] kick and snare
2006-09-15 by Paul Najar
... Yeah. You could dump the samples from each instance that you weren t using on that instance but that s boring to have to do every time you want to set up
Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-14 by iraklis_l
... limiter. Something like a ... whole mix at the last ... processes always ... you wouldn t put the ad- ... limit the volume of an ... and with a sensitivity
Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-14 by Wade
... Look at it this way - clipping is only ever a result of what you set up any particular compressor to do. It s not like Waves inherently doesn t clip and
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Scoring for parts
2006-09-14 by Tim McLane
I m doing a some arrangements for a band that has 5 horns and rhy section: alto, bari, tenor sax, trumpet and t-bone. So what I ve been doing is playing the
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Scoring for parts
2006-09-14 by GAmoore@aol.com
... There is some command for that...maybe split/demix by pitch or something like that. I am not confident you ll get the result you want, unless its a
Re: [Logic_Cafe] kick and snare
2006-09-14 by James Richmond
... Hi GA, It is something I do rarely- I am using Stylus RMX a hell of a lot and opening multiple instances is a huge waste of resources. It is fine with
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Scoring for parts
2006-09-14 by Tim McLane
Thanks. Do you know how you set things up so you can seperated the voices from a piano score? ie, you play into the sequencer and then, somehow, you assign
Re: [Logic_Cafe] kick and snare
2006-09-14 by GAmoore@aol.com
I did this some years ago, maybe under system 9, but I found I needed to give Logic about 20mb more ram for each instance of Battery I used. The other option
Re: [Logic_Cafe] kick and snare
2006-09-14 by Paul Najar
... That technique you mention is how I used to work when most of my drums were coming from EXS24 - but it did it well. You could load up 6 - instances of EXS
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Scoring for parts
2006-09-14 by GAmoore@aol.com
I think you need one midi track per instrument. Then setup the score page with the proper staves (and I m not sure how that works withe various horn clefs
Re: [Logic_Cafe] kick and snare
2006-09-14 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Battery comes with a bunch of kits, and I bought some of the extra sets of kits too. So there is quite a vareity of sounds. But then there is the option of
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Scoring for parts
2006-09-14 by Tim McLane
Does anyone know where I can get a good tutorial on using Logic s scoring for parts functions? As I understand it from reading the manuals, there is a way to
Re: [Logic_Cafe] kick and snare
2006-09-14 by Paul Najar
... It s not a bad way to go if you need lots of different samples just to make a hat part for example. These days with mainly acoustic drum sounds BFD is all
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native Lo gic compressor
2006-09-14 by Paul Najar
... Not sure where your problem is here but I m guessing it s because you mix overall too hot on every channel. Apart from that, your comment that the same
Re: Logic Express / Scanning AU
2006-09-14 by c_eisenhardt
I found recently when I bought Battery, that I had to visit NI for an OSX AU patch to correct the exact problem you are talking about. When I did this, Battery
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Vocoder on Board!
2006-09-14 by GAmoore@aol.com
I actually bought the EVOC20 before it came free with Logic. It has a great feature of having a side chain input. You also have two different sound and morph
Vocoder on Board!
2006-09-14 by pete_buchwald
Hey Guys, I stumbled accross a neat artist named Imogen Heap. On one of her songs hide and seek she uses a vocoder. You can hear a little of the song on
kick and snare
2006-09-13 by GAmoore@aol.com
I am wondering if other people do this... I actually prefer Battery to Ultrabeat but it works the same ... have three drum tracks - one with a kick set, one
Re: Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-13 by Kent Sandvik
... Also, if Logic 7.0 run under Rosetta emulation, it shows how good of a job the Rosetta engineers did with the emulation side. I would think the massive
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-13 by Fernstudio
Hi Max, ... That is probably your problem. I ve run demos off of the internal drive on my Powerbook and they ran fine. 7.2 was the first Universal Binary
Re: [Logic_Cafe] [LUG] Recommend Hip/Hop/Rap Soft Drum Machine
2006-09-13 by Chris Coccia
... Umm Ultrabeat?? Theres your TR-808/909/606/whatever right there if you know what youre doing.. -- Chris http://www.monotrematamusic.com
Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-13 by iraklis_l
... Thanks for the responses guys - I find a discussion on compressors super important since they are such an important part in the production chain. Seems
Re: [Logic_Cafe] [LUG] Recommend Hip/Hop/Rap Soft Drum Machine
2006-09-13 by GAmoore@aol.com
... You can start with ultrabeat can t you? You might want to get some sample CD s. I noticed that there is a program called Foundation which was about $200
[LUG] Recommend Hip/Hop/Rap Soft Drum Machine
2006-09-13 by Chaz
I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good softsynth or softdrum machine that produces Hip/Hop and or Rap beats that can be altered if needed. I m not
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-13 by Kent Sandvik
... Did you run Logic 7.0 on a MacBook (Intel system)? Logic was not a universal binary until the 7.2 version. --Kent
Re: MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-13 by Max
I was trying the Logic Demos that come with Logic Pro as a TEST to see if the macbook would work. I also loaded live and found the same problem the harddrive I
Re: [Logic_Cafe] MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-13 by Sean T Lamont
I ve been running logic pro on a 2ghk macbook pro for a couple of months and I haven t had any problems. I m not sure that s an answer to your question, but
Re: Re: [Logic Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-13 by Paul Najar
... To my ears it works opposite what it s meant to do. It s meant to replace the gain that the compressor takes away but it makes the sound all choppy. Apart
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-13 by james page
... Logic s ... Why?
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native L ogic compressor
2006-09-13 by Paul Najar
... Yes. Always. ... That s fine in theory but rarely if ever do it except for lead vocal where a typical path might be: Fairchild Spitfish EQ (usually
Re: [Logic_Cafe] MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-13 by Fernstudio
Hi, ... I just had another thought to my last email. Which version of Logic Pro are you running? If you don t have version 7.2 of Logic Pro, I believe that
Re: [Logic_Cafe] MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-13 by Fernstudio
Hi A-train, ... I don t have the experience with that combination but as far as I know, no. ... Which demos are these? Which files are you trying to play? I
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-12 by GAmoore@aol.com
Thanks for the details Paul. I have overlooked the Logic compressor and need to take another look. I use Elemental Audio s Finis as a limiter at times. Do you
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native L ogic compressor
2006-09-12 by Paul Najar
... 1176 for kick & snare because it has a very fast attack/ release. LA2A for bass, orchestral strings, acoustic guitar & backing vocals. With BV s it s
Re: [Logic_Cafe] MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-12 by Gio
... Hi A-Train, I do not own the MacBook Pro. But, the problem seems the same for the Titanium G4 s (and most other laptops) Make sure you are not trying to
MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro
2006-09-12 by m8xxm8n
I would like to know if there are any issues with the MacBook 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo and Logic Pro? I tried running some demos after loading Logic Pro and it
Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-12 by Joe Albano
... Hi.. Couple of points.. - If a signal is just clipping at one little peak , then a Limiter would be a better choice than a compressor (try Logic s Limiter
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native L ogic compressor
2006-09-12 by James Richmond
... I am guessing that you don t have a treated control room. It sounds like the problem is based around your monitoring/acoustics if your mixes do not
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Logic Express / Scanning AU
2006-09-12 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Go to the menu option to make it re-scan the AU. It will ask if you want to quit Logic, say yes. Then after it scans it will give you a gray list of all
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT
2006-09-12 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Well you can hit command S to save often, but it really hurts to lose an hour s work by a Logic crash. [Non-text portions of this message have been
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-12 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Thats my problem - I am not a competent engineer. I have read articles, and understand the basics, and have experimented, but I am trying to make some
Logic Express - Get it Started
2006-09-12 by mauricer_75
hi there i installed express 7.1 and it scanned all the audio units like it is supposed to do. but for some reason, it only shows reaktor and some other
Re: BT
2006-09-12 by iraklis_l
... nice to see when things are working. But as I mentioned before they are expensive and quite a hassle to install. My system has turned unstable lately and I
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native L ogic compressor
2006-09-12 by Paul Najar
... That s because they are not compressors. They are levelling amplifiers. There is a difference. The threshold is replaced by an input knob. The higher the
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-12 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Yeah, thats not really the purpose of a compressor. If you want it louder, make it louder. If you want it quiet but compressed, then lower the threshold on
Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native Logic compressor
2006-09-12 by Mibrilane
... Sounds to me like you need a limiter on the channel that is clipping. Actually, you could accomplish the same thing by doing some volume automation at the
Re: [Logic_Cafe] BT
2006-09-11 by GAmoore@aol.com
BT seems to be a positive fellow who gives glowing reveiws of everything - from Macs to PCs, etc. I liked Waves Renaisance compressor too - the graphics
Re: [Logic_Cafe] BT
2006-09-11 by James Richmond
... BT has access to pretty much everything. He worked with DJ Sasha- who I did some sound design/guitar stuff for a while back- who also has had an enormous