Logic Pro (X) Yosemite to blame?

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OldMacTech

Logician
Upgraded to Yosemite over the weekend- out of beta.

27" Quadcore iMac, 8 GB Ram
Motu MKiii
Axiom 61 midi keyboard.

Very odd virtual instrument symptoms. I like the virtual B3, with my mod wheel setup to control the Leslie speed. Usually works great. After Yosemite I created a B3 track and set the rotor to mod wheel. Now when I ride the modwheel it does not control the rotor speed but makes the b3 brighter or less bright.

What happened to the rotor?

Also, I went to mix a song I had created a few days ago (before Yosemite) and gradually the B3 goes as much as 1/4 tone flat. Weird.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

Jb
 
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Could be Yosemite. Regarding going flat, have you looked for unwanted midi events in your b3 region?

Yosemite working well for me so far, knock on wood.
 
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I unplugged everything and started over and was able to get the rotor to work- probably need to look for Yosemite drivers at Axiom site. Probably to old to still be supported.

As an Apple Certified Tech I beta tested Yosemite on several laptops and it will be great on modern drives and flash memory. Very slow and clunky on core 2 duo or slower - plenty of ram needed also.
 
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Last nite I discovered something new with regards to controlling the rotor speaker.

Opened new Song
Created a virtual Instrument track B-3 Hard a Rock Organ
Configured the rotor to modwheel control- tested, rotor control was functional
Hit record a played a few bars- no rotor function via modwheel- actually when I pulled up the B3 on the screen the modwheel was changing the drawbar settings rather than changing the rotor speed.
Obviously something is haywire.

Odd.
 
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