Seafood Gomez

After cleaning up and organizing my session, my vocal track is missing and was worried I had accidentally deleted it. Turns out, its still there, because it plays, but it is not visible in the session's track. Other regions in the same track are visible (like the choruses), but my verses are not there! gah please help. I am running 10.0.0 (heh).

Is there a way to change the default so that Bounce in Place produced a mono audio file. For whatever reason is always spits out a stereo track and I can't find a way to change it

I've been trying to reduce CPU Usage to avoid this. i really don't even have many tracks at this point. i know my computer can handle it

When I right click a region, it used to give me an option to "Slice At Transient Markers" but no more. Where did it go??

you can highlight multiple (already chopped) regions and move them to the nearest beat. this is a less complicated way of doing it while avoiding the inspector and event list. any help? Not sure if there is a way to make it move the transients to a subdivision of "Nearest Beat" i.e. Nearest 1/8th, 1/32, etc

I had replied to your previous thread before I saw this one… have you tried doing this by right clicking the audio region itself?

I'm not sure if there's a way to change this option to say "Move Selection with First Transient to Nearest 1/8th Note", but even just "…to Nearest Beat" really helps me tighten up rhythm section instruments like Acoustic guitar or bass.

this may not be as quantize-specific as you want, but have you tried just highlighting the chopped regions, then right clicking and going "Move transients to nearest beat"? like in this image...

No dice. There are sometimes when I start it up with MIDI plugged in, the internal speaker is cut off. I thought that was a good sign, but still nothing reading

Forgot to mention that, I have played the Casio through the Pocket Piano just fine (using a radioshack male to male). So there shouldn't be any fault in the Pocketpiano's MIDI ports. AND, we can rule out the generic USB as the problem because it works fine with the Casio. Is there any possibility that this USB is compatible with the Casio but not the PP? I just thought it was - "works or doesn't work"

I know the generic USBs are junk. BUT, it works fine with my Casio. In the control bar, with the Casio plugged in: Signal AND Note info in the custom control bar. With the pocket piano, only when I first plug in the cables to the I/O ports I get a "IN: 1 C - 2 0" and "OUT 1 C - 2 0" for a split second and then "NO IN, NO OUT" when playing notes. Hmm.

Also, here is the manual for the Pocket Piano MIDI. http://www.analoguehaven.com/critterandguitari/pocketpiano/manual.pdf

Hello ! If anyone could point me in a direction to get any of this solved, it's much appreciated! And I did research past threads specifically on this topic. My basic problem is that I cannot use the Pocket Piano as a Midi controller. I am using a generic USB2.0 In/Out to attempt this. With a very basic Casio keyboard (with Midi ports), i've been successful without any troubleshooting: writing Midi/ playing software instruments, etc. Furthermore, as stated in this thread-> http://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=93566, I want to use the pocket piano's arpeggiator modes to show as MIDI events, if possible? And triggers by another midi controller. The only success I have had was reading MIDI notes from an external midi track and while simultaneously recording the audio from the Pocketpiano (sort of like ReAmping). And to be honest, I don't even remember how I came to that result. Basically, what I want to be able to do, is use the Pocket piano as a software instrument with all it's vibrato/arpeggiator modes written in MIDI and NOT just audio, so that they can be manipulated later. The above link to that past thread was using Logic 9, where Duncs was able to solve his issue through the Environment window. Since I am using Logic 10.0.0, what can I do to solve this given the differences between Logic versions?