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Logic Pro 9 frustrated like a muthu****a!!
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georgelegeriii
Logician
Well for starters, a midi controller can't make sound so I suspect that is the root of the problem ;-).
Try this:
When you press on your midi controller keyboard, do you see notes show up in the transport bar (there is a little midi in and out field that shows when you press the keys what chord or note you are playing)? If not, your controller is not working head over to M-Audio and download and then install the driver.
If you do see notes show up in the transport. create a new audio instrument track (of to the track menu in the arrange page, select new, and then select audio track). Then instantiate a new instrument plugin by clicking and holding the area right below the letters "I/O".
Press your keyboard, and you should hear sounds, assuming that you have an audio interface connected to your computer, and that you have it selected as the audio playback source.
Try this:
When you press on your midi controller keyboard, do you see notes show up in the transport bar (there is a little midi in and out field that shows when you press the keys what chord or note you are playing)? If not, your controller is not working head over to M-Audio and download and then install the driver.
If you do see notes show up in the transport. create a new audio instrument track (of to the track menu in the arrange page, select new, and then select audio track). Then instantiate a new instrument plugin by clicking and holding the area right below the letters "I/O".
Press your keyboard, and you should hear sounds, assuming that you have an audio interface connected to your computer, and that you have it selected as the audio playback source.
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Won't work 😉
Should read:
"of to the track menu in the arrange page, select new, and then select Software Instrument track"
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georgelegeriii
Logician
Damn... going too fast. That is the correct way to do an audio instrument.
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