David Nahmani
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Quickly and easily convert audio region to mono
David Nahmani replied to Tiago Rocha's topic in Tips and Tricks
Definitely agree, each method has its pros and cons, thanks for adding yours! 🙂 -
On the screenshots on Apple.com the Browsers button is still intact on the far right of the Control bar.
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Quickly and easily convert audio region to mono
David Nahmani replied to Tiago Rocha's topic in Tips and Tricks
There's a quicker way which is: Make sure you set the channel strip's input format to mono. Command + Option + click the region to Marquee-select it. Command + Shift + click a bit before the region start or a bit after the region end to extend the Marquee selection. Press Command + J to join. -
Oh you're right, I hadn't noticed it! Good catch. 🙂
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Apparently it's the new inspector icon, the Library icon is still the same. This is from a screenshot on Apple.com:
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What plug-ins do you have on your Stereo Out channel strip? Have you tried bouncing in real time so that you can hear the mix during bouncing?
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Wow!! What a rip-off.
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It's just two different Logic versions, but it's the same thing. Basically, Soloing a track means muting all other tracks, but it does not mute tracks that are solo-safed, so that you can hear the solo-safed track(s) along with your soloed track(s).
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I took care of it. Thanks! 🙂
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Your 3rd party plug-ins are .component files found in one of these two locations: Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/ ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/
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That's a custom assignment. The key command is Control + X in all Logic key command presets. You can also access this function via menu: Functions > Remove Silence from Audio Region. As a reminder, holding down Control while you choose an item in a menu opens the Key Command Assignments window with that command selected, so that you easily edit its assignment.
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How to use stock plugins for pitch up/down steps?
David Nahmani replied to Sir Hannes's topic in Logic Pro
You could use the Modulator MIDI FX to modulate the Pitch Shifter plug-in. -
If, as suggested by oscwilde and des99, you have set up custom screensets in a template, then you can import the screenset into any other existing project using File > Project Settings > Import Project Settings. Select the template file and you'll be able to choose which settings you want to import.
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My guess is they'll come with the actual release, on Monday.
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The feature request (that has been requested for many years) is the capability to rearrange channel strip in the Mixer, from the Mixer, and without the need to have a corresponding track for that channel strip.
