David Nahmani
-
Posts
99,341 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
336
My Logic Pro book
David Nahmani's Achievements
-
How do you listen to the bounced audio file?
-
Because that track (Trap Door) doesn't have regions triggering the instruments before bar 17.
-
Yes, it works here. Start playback from bar 17.
-
You've set your side chain menu to Kick 1 - Trap Door (Inst 2) but that kick is not playing. Set the side chain to Inst > Kick 2 - Trap Door (Inst 3) instead.
-
There are many selection options under Edit > Select > ... The one you may be interested in is Select Same Subposition. Not exactly what you're requesting but it may work for you. Not exactly, no.
-
Yes, it's a known issue that you will experience unexpected behavior including possible Logic project file corruption when you open two or more projects at the same time in Logic, so it's considered a big no-no (it is still a bit of a mystery why Apple still allows the user to do this considering it's quite dangerous).
-
-
It's not that simple because if a normal window is selected, then Shift + Y closes only the top window, but if a plug-in window is selected, then Shift + Y closes all plug-in windows.
-
Try to exaggerate the settings in your Compressor (lower threshold, higher ratio) until you can see the kick being detected? If that doesn't work, can you share the Logic project file so that one of us can have a look?
-
Could you share an example of this happening with one of Logic's built-in instruments?
-
You're welcome! 🙂
-
Resize the inspector:
-
I agree: that's the best way for us to help troubleshoot your issue.
-
Yes. The format is mono, or stereo, or dual mono, or surround, etc. They're probably not set to the same given that the input format of the channel strip is not the same. To check, click-hold the right-hand side of each plug-in's insert, and place your mouse pointer over the name of the plug-in at the top of the pop-up menu. For example the following Channel EQ plug-in is stereo: No, that's not normal.
-
On the instrument slot of a software instrument track, inside the 'Utility' folder:
