MarkX01

Actually CONVERTING the files (using iFFmpeg.app) from WAV to MP3 (320kbps) did the trick for me. It's one of those very weird ones that can't be explained, something Logic doesn't like in the filename/original format.

Are you in 32 or 64 bit on Logic 9.1.8?

LOL Jordito! Great answer!

I'd also like to see categories of processors, as opposed to manufacturers. It's sometimes hard to remember who the manufacturer was of a certain plug-in you really want in an instant. There was something posted here recently, where somebody had done this by using channel strip settings to organize their plugs. Can't seem to find it though. I often find searching in Google will find the page you're looking for on here, much better than using this site's own search engine.

I'm not sure if it's fair to include "standard US key commands" in the quiz, when this function is so open to personalization and can be modified extensively. It's been so long since I used the standard KC's, and if everyone can import their own KC's then it shouldn't become an issue for failing to be a qualified Logic 9 user. Just my 10 cents. Apart from that, great work on the quiz.

Very odd - I restarted and the problem went away... File this one under "U.L.O." - Unidentified Logic Oddness!

Text limit to 1st PERIOD is what it should have read - even my topic was truncated! That was a funny coincidence considering the following; This has never happened in any previous Logic versions whilst saving. Let's say I type the Project name to save as follows; 1-New.Track.Mix.01.logic The Project ends up getting saved like this; 1-New.logic The first 'period' is assumed as being the end of the filename. I can only imagine this is Apple's way of getting around the 31 character limit now, but this has always been my habit to save various mixes, either as a Project or even a Bounce. I know I can get around it without using the ".", but I'm just curious to see if anybody else is getting this same bug?

I can only answer your last question, search is listed under "Forums".... Although I have to say, whenever I have searched for something on here I seem to get some arbitrary results coming back. Actually find myself going into Google, and then finding the relevant page I'm looking for on this very same forum listed right there on Google Strange but true. Before adding my reply I just did a search for "minor correction of project" on LogicProHelp and your topic here came up first, just because you had typed the word "project" above. But your topic has nothing to do with the phrase I had just searched for.

"....but wrong architecture" amongst your error report = PPC, not Intel. You need version 5.1.5, the latest, as already mentioned.

Ski, I just have to give you a massive, enormous, gigantic sized THANK YOU! I've been hoping for something like this for years! Never knew how it could be possible.... until now. You're an amazing man.

SGAE are like an antique that just sits in the corner, gathering dust... I feel for you dude - I'm in Barcelona! Audio to Score should be good enough for them. 8)

File > Export > Selection as MIDI file. :

OK, count me as the third.... I tend to use a lot of Kontakt instances in my projects. Before Logic 9 and Snow Leopard I'd usually hit the 4GB limit with 6 to 8 Kontakts and ended up either bouncing a lot of inst. tracks - or worse, simply crashing. But now things are very different. Now it could be mainly thanks to the recent Kontakt 3.5 update (4 gig barrier-breaker) that I'm getting a more rapid workflow (18 instances last project!). But something I have really noticed more in L9's favour is how I can leave a project un-played for hours overnight... and next day it's all still working fine. Previously, I'd get a "disk too slow" message, everything suddenly stopping when there's too much in the buffer... but I haven't seen that happen whatsoever lately. The only slight setback I've had so far was on a recalled L9 project, which had all the crossfades on 8 vocal tracks badly messed up (digital glitches on the fades). I had closed project "A", opened project "B", and then went back to "A" again when it happened. Guessing it was a buffer issue, and thanks to the new track import feature, I brought each track into an empty project and everything was instantly back to normal again. No glitches. Bounced in place, then put the new audio bounces back in project "A". As a conclusion I'm very happy, and feel this is the most solid version of Logic so far - but that's just my opinion, based upon my own individual workflow... others such as those that rely more heavily on the audio side of things may disagree.

http://www.opuslocus.net/logic/ Made a while back but it still works for Logic

So far so good - no display / GUI / level meter weirdness!! Phew, that's a relief...