barnettart50

I'd like to know what others who work completely digitally in X do to give a live feel beyond using reverbs, re-miked output, changing distance of simulated mics from simulated amps. There will be little actual recording—I've considered adding some guitar/amp hum/clicks on separate tracks, but realize there must be a smarter way to give the sense that it's a recording, not a sterile (no unintentional noises) MIDI performance that may or may not include a vocal. I compose, but am a terrible musician otherwise and can't afford a studio space or musicians. Any constructive advice greatly appreciated. Gary

Are you guys actually composing in Score Editor? Writing guitar tablature?

Look b4 u leap w/Mavericks! It can be removed, but please clone ur drive if u think u want it. I personally dislike the loss of labels which are replaced with tags--why? U still have the same # of colors but can have multiple and many tags...if I knew AppleScript maybe I'd like tags better since they have the potential for more power but the lack of key commands for tags and the 7 color limitation is annoying. I used labels for quick organization of file types and tags, unless left unmodified do not serve me well. I believe Logic X is updated to Mavericks, but what about Logic 9 and your other software?