sonnykeyes
Logician
I notice that this is the first post in this part of the forum - makes me wonder how many others are using this combination..?
For myself, I have a writing rig at home with a trusty ProSonus Firebox, and then there's the big HD2 setup at the studio. I run Pro Tools most of the time there, as it's primarily a recording studio, but several times a month I am obliged to resolve someone's problems with features that are only available to me in Logic, so I use that with the Digi hardware. When I do, I always feel like the child of parents who are about to divorce - everything is slightly more difficult because of the software and hardware's steadfast refusal to get along. If I want to use the softsynths in Logic, I have to use Core Audio instead of addressing TDM directly, and that extra layer seems to slow things down and create unexpected flakiness.
Are there others out there with the same experience, and has anyone found ways to make them behave better together? I look forward to hearing your responses!
Sonny Keyes
Ricochet Audio
Toronto
For myself, I have a writing rig at home with a trusty ProSonus Firebox, and then there's the big HD2 setup at the studio. I run Pro Tools most of the time there, as it's primarily a recording studio, but several times a month I am obliged to resolve someone's problems with features that are only available to me in Logic, so I use that with the Digi hardware. When I do, I always feel like the child of parents who are about to divorce - everything is slightly more difficult because of the software and hardware's steadfast refusal to get along. If I want to use the softsynths in Logic, I have to use Core Audio instead of addressing TDM directly, and that extra layer seems to slow things down and create unexpected flakiness.
Are there others out there with the same experience, and has anyone found ways to make them behave better together? I look forward to hearing your responses!
Sonny Keyes
Ricochet Audio
Toronto