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If you select all the regions, you can make a fade to all the regions at once using the Region preference window in the Inspector

not sure about logic. But i know Toontrack has support for Rock band and Guitar Hero controllers in their "Toontrack Solo" (standalone VSTi host for their drum samplers) Not sure if it helps you, but thought I'd point it out

nothing official but my guess would be (by the looks): Tweed combos: Peavey classic Blackface black and brownface: Fender blackface and fender brownface blues blaster: fender bluesmaster Vintage british: old marshall modern british: modern marshall (jcm800 or jcm2000) brown stack: some marshall british blues: definetely a marshall modern american: Mesa rectifier hmm, not sure about studio combo, maybe a HiWatt British combo: VOX, probably AC30 Small British combo: vox, maybe AC15 botuque british: hiwatt ? sunshine stack: definetily orange, not sure what type sunshine combo: orange combo can't really put any ideas on the Stadium stack, reminding me of something tough stadium combo: still not sure, but same brand as the stadium stack boutique retro combo: no idea High octaine stack: not sure, maybe engl ? tubro stack: again not sure, but same brand as high octaine pawnshop combo: again, no idea hope it helps

can also be done trough the list window (top right) and then the Tempo List. There you can press the create, and then put in the correct location and the target tempo. I prefer to do it this way

You can use guitar rig within logic, as an Insert on the audio channel, containing the guitar recording.

open the channels output dialog and select binaural. read about binaural in the manual

so what do you think ? Great news, FW is back in the 13" MacBooks, Now MacBook Pros ! Whats up with the SD slot ? I like my $15 adapter just fine, what about people with UADs, Apogee's and eSata hard drives ?

I was browsing on gearsluts and found this thread http://www.gearslutz.com/board/remote-possibilities-acoustic-music-location-recording/395148-cubase-location-record.html Is there any similar feature in Logic ? I do occational live recording and it would be nice to be able to split up either songs or bands in a "double click" manner without losing any audio.

So you are outputting the audio to say Bus 1, and then you are sending the same track to Bus 1 ? You are sending the same signal twice into the same channel, thereby making it louder What you want do do is Chorus channel Send: Reverb 1 Output: Chorus Vocal 1 Send Channel: Insert: Reverb effect, with Dry/Wet mix to 100% wet Output: Chorus Vocal 1 Then you can either adjust the send amount or the volume of the send channel

Another question. Can I sort my 3rd party AU's in my own folders, rather than manufacturer folders ? Instead of say Native Instruments - > Guitar Rig 3 and IK Multimedia - > Amplitube i could just have a folder named Amp Simulators -> Guitar with GR3 and Amplitube as subfolders ?

check out the Flux solera II trial. Set the compressor ratio to ca. 1.5, Turn on the clipper and turn up output gain until what you want (and before it start distorting) Great tool when you need loudening. The trial gives you one hour at a time (until from you start the plugin), the first 30 mins you can tweak the plug and it works for 1hour, (then you just reset the plugin if you need it again)

What kind of sterio system are you talking about ? Just a regular home sterio system that has a 1/4" "Mic" input ? Your way better of just getting a cheap interface I think than trying to use something like that.

You are getting a bit ahead of yourself here. Before entering logic, you somehow need to get the microphone signal into your computer, via some Microphone preamp and then a converter. All those logic settings won't really do anything. But you need to select the correct input, as where you are connecting your mic. The buffer size won't affect your recordings at all, altough it will affect your monitoring, if you are monitoring trough logic. 24. bit is reccomended, software monitoring and independent monitoring is just depending on what you want/need. Process buffer, rewire and scrub have nothing to do with your mic or connecting it to logic. to record a vocal mic: Plug the mic into any preamp/interface Connect the interface to your computer, set up correct drivers and so on, Or connect the line out of your preamp into the Line in on your computer (the first methood is prefered tough) Select the proper audio device in logic. Make a Mono, Audio channel, and assign it's input to whatever input you connected your mic to. Record enable the channel. Wach out that you are don't have your speakers to loud/mic to loud/mic to close to speaker or you could get nasty feedback) Check the gain staging of your mic (turn up/down the Preamp so that the mic isn't clipping (going over 0.0, turning red) and isn't to low (-30db is to low, try to keep it's running around maybe -15 to -5db at the most) press record

Well, I don't really import the tempo map until at the bouncing step in drumtracker, but it seemed to have worked out. Thanks alot

Export from what ? I can't export a MIDI file unless I have a selected MIDI region, and what should the content of that region be?