Yep keytracking must be effecting it somehow, usually the filter but have a look on the key tab

Weird thread. I don't really understand what the OP is trying to achieve. Surely just mixing and leaving a few db of headroom should be fine. Most people have volume controls on their DAW, audio interface and monitors. So setting a good listening volume shouldn't be a problem. By mixing too quietly...

Welcome to gain staging! I have a template project with all the faders down aprox 12db each apart from the master out which is at unity gain (0db).

On a mac audiofinder is boss. Think you can tag or mass rename files too

Unfortunately not. This is a much requested feature for the next version of Logic, and it would save so much time. I also find I miss out on quality plugins because of this.
Protools does it, reaper does it, cubase does it... why not logic? we will have to wait and see

You can do that, but by having a separate sub channel gives you more overall control as its in its own channel ect...
I tend to do mid-side eq after I buss all the basses together anyway towards the end for a final polish and tweak

Massive already added new wavetables - Massive Expansion 1 and 2, which are now included as standard. I doubt they'll add any new packs now, hopefully they'll be making Massive 2. Are you sure? Because it would probably mean a whole upheaval of the whole synth. I was under the impression that the e...

If it aint broke, dont fix it.

Although saying that I have had all my audio units working fine throughout the upgrade from SL to Lion and then to ML.
The latest logic update addressed some gui lag issues. Im going on a hunch but I bet when apple drop the new logic on us, I bet its ML only compatible.

^ exactly. this, in turn, ALWAYS happens in a PT session when capturing the output through a summing box, etc. engineer loses the signal, finds the signal, OH SHIT- I know! The first time it happened to me I was just clicking away and then WTF WAS THAT?!?! it sounded like a thousand bitcrushers scr...

Its probably its own internal failsafe of a massssive internal feedback loop. It would literally blow the shit out of your speakers

Novation automap

Yeah I would buy both. i5 cpus are pretty nippy and ram is at an all time low. 16gb cost me £60

Make sure you have delay compensation turned on in the audio prefs

deadly habit wrote:Wiff waff, gonna have to remember that and try to use it in a conversation sometime irl

You have to say it in one of those not understanding elderly people voices

More production related topics? Theres a lotta wiff waff going on.

You want really fast? Try the rocket compressor, or elysia mpressor (my fav)

I7 for the hyperthreading. Dont skimp on the motherboaed either.
8 gig ram minimum, and an ssd boot drive. Dont bother with a gpu unless you are planning on gaming

Don't use vista. Case closed

wub wrote:Whatever sounds good.

But generally i will have one long hall, one medium room and one short plate. Thats pretty much all i need

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