Perej wrote:
Though having said all that, if this is an 808 kick I will shut up and use them because this kind of kick is what I'm aiming for.

That is not an 808 kick, sounds like its at least two other samples layered.

typically on a normal kick the 'punch' in the sub is right around 80-90 Hz, if you have some way of splitting your sub by frequency, you can just sidechain duck the bit that is around there, if you adjust it right its almost unnoticeable and still allows for the kick to punch through. Alternatively ...

@ remokari ~ I really like the bass preview track, sounds clean and mean, would be great for so many high energy activities

@ baan ~ Dig that inevitable drought track, especially the bass, it has a great way of keeping the track nice and deep. Can't wait to hear it finished.
Adjective is a nice ...

@ amphibian
Yours was one of the first tracks I heard upon discovering this site and I loved it the first time I heard it, and still do. I can't think of anything I would do to improve it.

@dubsleazy

Amazing synth work near the middle of the track, has an almost transcendental feel, the first half ...

amphibian wrote:Now now, let's not be so bloody dramatic.

FML= Fix My Logic. Well not really, but it works. Anyway, got the answer on the LPH forums. I needed to go to my audio preferences and check the universal track mode button. How incredibly simple.

Thank you for your help, I have posted the screenshots over there. I would be happy to transpose any of the resulting troubleshooting if you think it would be a good resource for anyone else. From the sound of it though, this is not a common issue. FML.

I am having an issue with layering multiple audio tracks in Logic 9, which as you can imagine is making production a nightmare. I have already posted on the Logic Help forum, but was hoping someone here may have an idea of what the issue is. Rather than typing the issue out all over again, I am ...