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dB vs Num values (127) in Volume automation?

dB vs Num values (127) in Volume automation?

2010-03-27 by Dr. David W. Saslove

Greetings to All:

I have been using Logic for many years, and in previous versions (i.e. pre-Logic 9), one could choose between dB & Num in order to change the values used in making automation volume adjustments. This choice was available in the inspector. The dB/Num pull-down option was just under the choice of MIDI channel in an audio track or virtual/plug-in instrument. This option seems to have been dropped in Logic 9, and only dB values can be used in volume automation.

Personally, I often prefer using the Num values.

Am I missing something? Does anyone know of a work-around?

Thanks,
drdave

 
David Goldsmith-Saslove Music
Windhaven Sound Studio
Thornhill, ON Canada


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Re: [Logic_Cafe] dB vs Num values (127) in Volume automation?

2010-03-27 by Dr. David W. Saslove

There is a good discussion string on the Apple Logic Pro forum that deals w/ this issue. The consensus is that using dB is more accurate/reproducible in engineering terms anyway and consistent w/ other DAW's eg Pro Tools, so Apple took away the option to use numbers for faders & sends.

drdave






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Subject: [Logic_Cafe] dB vs Num values (127) in Volume automation?

  
Greetings to All:

I have been using Logic for many years, and in previous versions (i.e. pre-Logic 9), one could choose between dB & Num in order to change the values used in making automation volume adjustments. This choice was available in the inspector. The dB/Num pull-down option was just under the choice of MIDI channel in an audio track or virtual/plug- in instrument. This option seems to have been dropped in Logic 9, and only dB values can be used in volume automation.

Personally, I often prefer using the Num values.

Am I missing something? Does anyone know of a work-around?

Thanks,
drdave

David Goldsmith-Saslove Music
Windhaven Sound Studio
Thornhill, ON Canada

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