Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Those interested in microtuned Logic Pro 7 productions may appreciate  
the track "Sometimes",
which uses only two LucyTuned chords, with some .exs samples and will  
be on the new Siobhan album "Ghosts".

http://www.myspace.com/siobhandonaghyparlophone

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I guess my ears are acustomed to our lousy equal tempered system to the point 
where the 2nd chord in that song sounds somehow lacking.

On the unrelated topic of micro-timing (ala BT), Logic allows grids up to 
64th notes (or 96th or 192th notes but those have triplets). However, a 64th note 
is 60 ticks (960*4/64). So   you can get 128th notes by changing the duration 
and offsets to 30 ticks, and 256th notes for 15 ticks. For BT to get 1/2048 
notes, it would be 15/4 = 3.75 ticks which is not exactly possible, so he would 
have to position audio via exact time, at least if he is using logic still.



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Do you mean BT the artist?  If so what does he do with Microtunings?

 

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I guess my ears are acustomed to our lousy equal tempered system to the
point 
where the 2nd chord in that song sounds somehow lacking.

On the unrelated topic of micro-timing (ala BT), Logic allows grids up
to 
64th notes (or 96th or 192th notes but those have triplets). However, a
64th note 
is 60 ticks (960*4/64). So you can get 128th notes by changing the
duration 
and offsets to 30 ticks, and 256th notes for 15 ticks. For BT to get
1/2048 
notes, it would be 15/4 = 3.75 ticks which is not exactly possible, so
he would 
have to position audio via exact time, at least if he is using logic
still.

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> Do you mean BT the artist? If so what does he do with Microtunings?
> 
Yes BT (Brian Transeau). He has mentioned this in print interviews and you 
can find some video interviews on youtube. He was saying that he recorded rain 
falling then time corrected it on a micro-timing scale. He said that the notes 
go by so fast you can't really make out individual notes but the mind still 
recognizes little patterns even at that level.

He also a big Logic user, but he endorses everything. I heard him say he only 
uses macs and apples (in person, and in print) then later he saying how cool 
these AMD PC's are that they gave him. 


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