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Ive read this a few times now and every time I keep thinking to myself that this dude would really hate analog consoles, lol. I know what you mean though man, it can be a pain.
Reasons why Logic 9 is stupid
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Ive read this a few times now and every time I keep thinking to myself that this dude would really hate analog consoles, lol. I know what you mean though man, it can be a pain.
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i started using pro tools on 7.4(.2 - Leopard Mac OSX) and I love it more and more. I'm on 8.0.1 - waiting for a totally stable version compatible with Snow Leopard.
People slag off digidesign a lot but the work flow seems far superior to other DAWs. I was also using cubase for 2 years prior to switching to PT but it wasn't as user friendly. I rarely have to reference any books/manuals or ask on the DUC for help because Pro Tools is almost self-explanatory; the process which makes sense to the user is usually the solution to any problem.
Adam mate, prepare yourself for Beat Detective. That is all
People slag off digidesign a lot but the work flow seems far superior to other DAWs. I was also using cubase for 2 years prior to switching to PT but it wasn't as user friendly. I rarely have to reference any books/manuals or ask on the DUC for help because Pro Tools is almost self-explanatory; the process which makes sense to the user is usually the solution to any problem.
Adam mate, prepare yourself for Beat Detective. That is all
C_F_H_13
Protools Guru
Day 2 of actually using Logic 9, and I can say my list of Pros is growing alot bigger then my list of cons right now.....
Once I went in and programmed all my usual PT key commands and adjusted a few parameters....I am starting to feel at home. Would I claim I can edit drums like I can in PT? absolutely not, but I wouldn't say it's out of the realm of possibility.
I'll never ditch protools, but Logic is actually seeming (pun intended) logical now....
Once I went in and programmed all my usual PT key commands and adjusted a few parameters....I am starting to feel at home. Would I claim I can edit drums like I can in PT? absolutely not, but I wouldn't say it's out of the realm of possibility.
I'll never ditch protools, but Logic is actually seeming (pun intended) logical now....
Now that I've dug deeper, there are some things I can't really understand...
I can't get the anchor point to actually play the file in Arrange window from where the anchor point is! It doesn't do anything! What am I doing wrong?
Also, when I have an audio file ready in the audio editor, there are all sorts of editing tools, but they're all greyed out and I can't apply them to the audio file I have there... What the fuck? Nothing seems to help.
I can't get the anchor point to actually play the file in Arrange window from where the anchor point is! It doesn't do anything! What am I doing wrong?
Also, when I have an audio file ready in the audio editor, there are all sorts of editing tools, but they're all greyed out and I can't apply them to the audio file I have there... What the fuck? Nothing seems to help.
