Hi, I just purchased a G5. I'd like to use my old G4 as a 'sound module', running another version of Logic and using my existing EXS sound library as one would use a GigaStudio - triggering the sounds on the G4 from the G5 and recording that MIDI info on the Logic running on the G5. Sounds simple enough. I've done this with the GigaStudio and Logic, and it works like a charm. The problem is, I can't get it to work with the current setup. The problem is that the G4 Logic will only play the sounds from the Audio Instrument that is currently selected in the Arrange window. If i have an EXS instrument on MIDI channel 1 loaded with a piano sound, and an EXS instrument on MIDI channel 2 loaded with a string sound, and I record a part for each instrument in Logic on the G5, when I play those parts back, only the instrument currently selected on the G4 will sound. I have tried patching the physical input object directly to the Audio Instruments, I've tried using the channel splitter, I've tried standing on my head and rubbing my belly...nothing worked. At this point I'm thinking it's either so simple and obvious that it's staring me in the face and I just don't see it, or that it can't be done on Logic. Any ideas would be appreciated... Damir
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[LAM] Using a second Mac with Logic as a sound module - GigaStudio style
2003-11-20 by Damir
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