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S35824

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hope someone can help, if my query is available in some other thread, appreciate in advance to point me to the correct one. if not,below are my query.

I have just bought a mac-mini, and will hook up using a midi interface to my JV1080 (got it free from someone). will mix sound from both JV1080 and mac-mini.

intention - midi sequence using Pro-logic X and record final mix into mac-mini.

Is it possible? thanks in advance for everyone's recommendation.

Thanks
Jason
 
Yes it's possible. I would advise that before mixing you actually record the sounds from the Jv1080 into Logic.
 
Thanks Pete. Btw, I won't be using logic to record the final mix. Cause I have audio loops. I will need to check if OS X has an apps to record from the audio IN.
 
S35824 said:
Thanks Pete. Btw, I won't be using logic to record the final mix. Cause I have audio loops. I will need to check if OS X has an apps to record from the audio IN.
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I don't understand.

If you have are using Logic for its own instruments sounds, and also sequencing the sounds from your JV1080, then why not bounce the final mix in Logic?
 
Pete Thomas said:
S35824 said:
Thanks Pete. Btw, I won't be using logic to record the final mix. Cause I have audio loops. I will need to check if OS X has an apps to record from the audio IN.
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I don't understand.

If you have are using Logic for its own instruments sounds, and also sequencing the sounds from your JV1080, then why not bounce the final mix in Logic?
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Hi Pete,
Thanks for the reply.
hmmmm? that means Logic can detect the audio from mac-mini audio-in (that is the audio from my mixer)? and able to bounce into a final audio file?
Appreciate your clarifications: 🙂
 
S35824 said:
Hi Pete,
Thanks for the reply.
hmmmm? that means Logic can detect the audio from mac-mini audio-in (that is the audio from my mixer)? and able to bounce into a final audio file?
Appreciate your clarifications: 🙂
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Yes it can, however you would probably get better sound from an analogue/digital converter via USB

You will also find you don't need a mixer, these days people generally do the mix within Logic.
 
Pete Thomas said:
S35824 said:
Hi Pete,
Thanks for the reply.
hmmmm? that means Logic can detect the audio from mac-mini audio-in (that is the audio from my mixer)? and able to bounce into a final audio file?
Appreciate your clarifications: 🙂
Click to expand...
Yes it can, however you would probably get better sound from an analogue/digital converter via USB

You will also find you don't need a mixer, these days people generally do the mix within Logic.
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Oh!!!! wow....didn't know that.....i think i am a bit out-dated then......will put that mixer in the store until i decided to add voice in my recording :thmbup:
 
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