timothyallan

Yup, that was my fear. Haven't used MidiPipe in years, looks like it's time to dust it off. Thanks all.

I've got 2 ports that I don't want Logic to use. I've routed them in the environment to a dummy monitor, in hopes that they wouldn't be used in Logic. This works fine for normal recording, until I go to Smart Controls and try and map a control. The whole midi learn thing seems to ignore my Environment routing and will pull data from any active port in my system, regardless of my environment setup. What happens is that those 2 blocked ports are sending out midi and so the midi learn of course picks it up immediately, screwing up the actual control I want to map. Disabling the ports I want blocked isn't an option for other reasons... I've tried different combinations of routing as well, thinking that SUM might have to be mapped to something, but it's always the same result. I'm hoping that it's something simple I've missed?

I've found a workaround to your workaround Create a new audio track from scratch, not duplicated. Move the problem region down and enable flex. Move the now working region back to the original audio track, and enable flex. Now flex works, and you maintain your original channel strip settings.

I just logged on to see if anyone else was having this issue... looks like it I'm working on a project I started yesterday in X. Flex was working, but somethings happened where I get the same result as you. Flex is enabled etc but no transient markers appear, and no waveform display update. If I start a brand new project, Flex works fine on a newly dropped in audio file. URGH.

Awesome. I'd been missing my processor pane since upgrading. This is great. I'll investigate making it stick and post back if I find anything

Was a 2.4 C2Duo Macbook Pro. This one is noticeably faster, but like I said, I still find it easy to max out the CPU. All depends on your plugins though of course. I'm hanging on for the new hexcore Mac Pro's which are waaay overdue.

Nope, everything runs exactly the same as it did on my other box.. just a bit quicker

I'm running it and it works fine. Not sure exactly what you're looking for as far as feedback goes. I'm still quite able to max out the CPU if I go crazy, but there are no "issues" with it.

It's worked fine for me for the past 6 months... Maybe email the Camel guys?

Looks like ctl-c is my best workaround option, thanks Steve.

I've got a bunch of noodling in a midi region, and I've found a few good bars that I've kept, and have resized the midi region to 4 bars long. For you guys who don't have Live (those who do will know what I'm talking about!), what I'd like to do is 'consolidate' the midi region so that it doesn't still contain all the other bars worth of midi data hidden ouside my region boundaries. Other than selecting all the grey midi notes via piano roll, how can I do this?

Interesting, thanks. I do keep backups so I wouldn't lose too much if something was to get corrupted, but I wasn't area of an object limit. Maybe I'll do some googling on that.

I do a lot of club mixes for labels who then want radio edits in order to hit different markets. I'll usually just take the club mix and chop a bunch of stuff out to hit my target radio length/arrangement. This time however, I've started from a radio and they've requested a full club length mix after the fact. I've started doing the club mix now, using a duplicated project file and have started doing mix tweaks. I haven't delivered the final mixes of either yet, and I'm wondering if there is any downside for me just maintaining one project file, but having the club mix AND the radio mix inside. Just leave a few bars between them or something to that effect. This way, I don't have to worry about tweaking the mix here and there across both projects, and both arrangements stay in sync mixwise as I'm only using one project file. Are there any pitfalls I should be aware of from anyone else who's done this? Cheers, Tim

That's not a bad idea actually (if you have the drive space to spare). Is there a way to bounce in place multiple tracks simultaneously, or will it just bounce multi selected regions into one track?

Anyone got a template done up for this beast?