Logic Pro 9 Region Inspector Float

[Markdvc]

One change that was not so welcome in Logic 8 was that the ability to float region parameters was removed. In Logic 9, the KC Option + R allows these parameters to float once more:

The Key command toggles the float window.

kind regards

Mark

 

[Markdvc]

Another new feature is the ability to apply gain to individual regions, it looks like this:

The values that can be applied range from -30 to +30 dB, albeit in 1 dB steps.

kind regards

Mark

 

[Peter Ostry]

Another new feature is the ability to apply gain to individual regions,...
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The values that can be applied range from -30 to +30 dB, albeit in 1 dB steps.

The 1 dB steps are ok for me. What turns me off a bit is that the gain works on individual regions but this was probably a request from many people. Now I have to alt-click each track for channel trimming. Better than nothing but I personally would prefer a trim knob in each channelstrip like on most mixing desks.

(... and get rid of this ridiculous and useless little EQ picture. But I think I am almost alone with this opinion 😉)

 

[Markdvc]

The 1 dB steps are ok for me. What turns me off a bit is that it works on individual regions but this was probably a request from many people. I personally would prefer a trim knob in each channelstrip.

Yes, I would like that as well. What is possible is to select all the regions on a track and apply the same amount of gain to them. Still not as convenient as this means any changes wrt the regions on a track will then mean going back and checking the gain values. Trim would in this case be perfect.

(... and get rid of this ridiculous and useless little EQ picture. But I think I am almost alone with this opinion 😉)

No, you're not. I make a point of always unchecking EQ Thumbnails. It would be nicer to have to do this just once as a display preference.

kind regards

Mark

 

[Peter Ostry]

(... and get rid of this ridiculous and useless little EQ picture. But I think I am almost alone with this opinion 😉)

No, you're not. I make a point of always unchecking EQ Thumbnails. It would be nicer to have to do this just once as a display preference.

Yeah, you are a much nicer guy than I ever can be. I would simply remove the EQ thumbnails from the program forever and screw a trim knob on the place they waste ... 🙂