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Hi
I'm a longtime Logic/Notator user but I only use it sporadically.
So every time I sit down to do any work in Logic I've forgotten how to use it, especially after major updates.
I was pretty good on Logic 9 but since the move to X I haven't spent much time with the program.
I'm on the latest version of LX (10.2) and I'm using OS 10.10.5.
Here's the latest problems.
I've got a tune with a metric modulation from 4/4 to 12/8 (and back) where the 4/4 1/4-note becomes a dotted 1/4-note in 12/8.
The metric modulation happens several times throughout the tune.
This amounts to a tempo change that is 33.3333% faster for the 12/8 sections and I can enter that in using the Edit>Tempo>Tempo Operations>Scale Existing Tempo Changes command.
But there doesn't seem to be any way to change the overall tempo again while retaining the relative new tempo(s) for the 12/8 sections.
Am I wrong?
Is there some way to do this?
Is there another way to specify relative tempo changes?
Also, in previous versions of Logic X I'm pretty sure that if I clicked on the Catch Content icon that this feature would be enabled until I defeated it by clicking on the icon again.
But now, every time I do this or that operation the Catch icon gets disengaged and I have to click it again which is a pita.
How can I get the old behavior back?
I'm a longtime Logic/Notator user but I only use it sporadically.
So every time I sit down to do any work in Logic I've forgotten how to use it, especially after major updates.
I was pretty good on Logic 9 but since the move to X I haven't spent much time with the program.
I'm on the latest version of LX (10.2) and I'm using OS 10.10.5.
Here's the latest problems.
I've got a tune with a metric modulation from 4/4 to 12/8 (and back) where the 4/4 1/4-note becomes a dotted 1/4-note in 12/8.
The metric modulation happens several times throughout the tune.
This amounts to a tempo change that is 33.3333% faster for the 12/8 sections and I can enter that in using the Edit>Tempo>Tempo Operations>Scale Existing Tempo Changes command.
But there doesn't seem to be any way to change the overall tempo again while retaining the relative new tempo(s) for the 12/8 sections.
Am I wrong?
Is there some way to do this?
Is there another way to specify relative tempo changes?
Also, in previous versions of Logic X I'm pretty sure that if I clicked on the Catch Content icon that this feature would be enabled until I defeated it by clicking on the icon again.
But now, every time I do this or that operation the Catch icon gets disengaged and I have to click it again which is a pita.
How can I get the old behavior back?