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Nope the group track has effects and everything like a nornal busHuts wrote:From what I saw it puts them in a group, but you can't put effects or anything on it like a normal bus. It's just a group with a master volume fader. Then again I was just watching a youtube video where someone was going over the features, so I've got no first hand experience
Nope, lots of very small features have been removed but they aren't key features I guess and thus haven't been detailed in the manual etc.Eat Bass wrote:i was under the impression nothing was removed from logic 9. all the features are still there. apparently some commands are changed and stuff but everything is still there so maybe give it some more time to learn and get used to all of the changes?3rdeye wrote:I'm definitely enjoying the new features in Logic but it's rather buggy, and some key elements of various workflows are not the same as 9... quite a few useful things have been taken out. Get on logicprohelp.com, there's loads of good topics floating about discussing such things.
all my plugs are 64 bit so thats a non issue for me. i purposely only bought 64 bit plugs when switching from reason to logic for this reason. i knew apple would ditch 32 bit first just as they were the first to ditch optical drives from their laptops etc. they have a tendency of out with the old in with the new shit. it can be a pain at the time but its all about adapting yanno? i personally like running in 64 bit to reap the performance benefits so...lloydy wrote:Missing feature thread from logic pro help.May be of use here if people want to skim.For me all the functionality is still there bar the 32 bit plugin support.I really really like the stack tracks as folders could be a bit of a pain to use and midi plugs are just brilliant.Haven't used the smart controls as of yet but will soon.
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you only have 32 bit plugs? most companies have 64 bit now, just download the 64 bit versions? if you need to ditch a couple plugs or replace them then i guess just weight the options out and see if logic x is worth dropping or replacing such plugs. also keep in mind that most if not all of those 32 bit plugs will become 64 bit sooner or later.MrBigglesworth wrote:The Studio I work at uses Logic Pro 9, kinda sucks that we can't upgrade to Pro X for a while. We've only got 32 bit unfortunately .
very simple yet very effective indeed, it sounds great imo!Eat Bass wrote:hows retro synth by the way guys? from what i can see it looks like an awesome go to synth. it may not be packed with features but it certainly looks capable and most of all very simple to work with!
awesome, i cant wait to use it!3rdeye wrote:very simple yet very effective indeed, it sounds great imo!Eat Bass wrote:hows retro synth by the way guys? from what i can see it looks like an awesome go to synth. it may not be packed with features but it certainly looks capable and most of all very simple to work with!