daveyboy
Logician
I'm downloading as I type. Logic now comes with pitch correction, midi fx, a "live drummer" and many more new enhancements. You must be running OSX.8.4. I'm assuming it won't overwrite my L9 app but cloned by drive just in case.
I can't upgrade anyways as it would kill/cripple my workflow ATM.
Sascha! Being an old Logic dog whose been with them since the first version and a long time reader/poster on the original LUG (the email version) I came here just to read YOUR view.
I can't upgrade anyways as it would kill/cripple my workflow ATM.
I can't upgrade anyways as it would kill/cripple my workflow ATM.
How so Terry? I used LPX all day, no issues, everything we had (other than 32 bit support, and we can get that with VEPro) is still there, and it all worked as expected.
But then, I would probably go the safe route myself as well.
Fwiw, I'd be suspicious about the rather large library update - will all things really work the same in L9? Or will X replace, say, some EXS patches with new "round robin" ones which would be incompatible with EXS/L9 so you could only open existing projects in X but not in 9 anymore?
Seems that all Sampler Instruments (User) are now here:
Yourdrive/Users/yourname/Music/Audio Music Apps
One thing I am really keen to explore is the score page, to see whether they have made serious improvements
Here's something to consider: Keymap had a harmonic resynthesis feature (that gave the user the controls to tune each sample in an instrument) that I'm willing to bet influenced Logic's new Pitch correction feature.Since Apple bought Redmatica, did they incorporate any features of EXS Manager or Auto Sampler into LPX?
I had a look, does not seem to be here yet, also checked exs24 options hoping to find intelligent mapping new feature but not yet ...
Still have my redmatica stuff, should still work in ML gotta check that btw
No Redmatica stuff in LogicX, no new EXS24 - too bad
No Redmatica stuff in LogicX, no new EXS24 - too bad
Not yet.
No Articulation ID functionality either, but the menu item and key commands are in place...
Hey Eli, any word on when or if you'll be putting out a groove3 series on the new L10? I have a subscription to G3 but might pop for a macprovideo subscription for the next week to get a jump on things.
Hey Dave,
We absolutely will be putting out lots of new material for Logic X Doug and I and our publisher have been on the phone all day planning it all out. I'll be doing a Logic X Explained series, which is still a few weeks away. Plus both Doug and I will be doing several new shorter series targeting the specific new features in lots of glorious detail!
No upgrade price.
You're not wrong...but I'm going to take issue with that anyway.
In the old days, Logic was $499 (or more!) and you had a $199 upgrade. Since the Mac App Store doesn't really allow "upgrade pricing" easily, what Apple has done-rightly so, IMO-is they in effect give everyone the "upgrade" price.
So I'd agree that there is no upgrade anymore...but I think we all, in effect, are paying the "upgrade price."
Pretty cool, eh?
Orren
I also see that Logic X will open projects created in previous versions of Logic. So how does that work if said project uses 32 bit instruments/effects?
Hey guys!
Fun to read all the comments on the new version of Logic.
I am of course anxious to upgrade myself, but am still on 10.6.8 and it has been working well for some time.
I went to the app store and read comments on people who upgraded to Mountain Lion, and there are a huge amount of complaints of computer slow downs and crashes.
Are you guys finding 10.8.4 to be okay? Are there any caveats or installation advice I should be aware of to make the transition as painless as possible?
I'm on a Mac Pro Dual Quad core 2.8Ghz purchased late 2008.
Thanks!
Alan Hayes
Memphis,TN
I also see that Logic X will open projects created in previous versions of Logic. So how does that work if said project uses 32 bit instruments/effects?
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