David Nahmani

Logic Pro for iPad 2 was announced! https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2024/05/logic-pro-takes-music-making-to-the-next-level-with-new-ai-features/

I've created a Logic Pro 11 thread:

Yes!! Let's use my official announcement for the Logic Pro 11 discussion:

Logic Pro 11 is announced: https://www.apple.com/logic-pro/ https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2024/05/logic-pro-takes-music-making-to-the-next-level-with-new-ai-features/ New features: With ChromaGlow, add the texture of tubes, tape, and other coveted analog hardware to bring more depth and color to your tracks: Stem Splitter: separate nearly any mixed audio recording into four distinct parts: Drums, Bass, Vocals, and Other instruments. Virtual Bass Player: Virtual Keyboard Player. Chord track: Chord Track adds and edits the chord progression of the song, so Keyboard Player follows along. Studio Bass instrument plug-in Studio Piano instrument plug-in

Make sure you never open more than 1 project at a time in Logic Pro. Opening 2 projects or more simultaneously is known to create unexpected behaviors that include mixing up channel strips between the projects.

The regions are indeed corrupted, and creating new regions with the "+" button next to a region creates corrupted regions as well. Converting to MIDI and back to Drummer does not help. You can Control + click to create new Drummer regions, and that works as expected.

Note: this is the kind of information you can learn from my book! 😉 https://www.logicprohelp.com/logic-pro-book/ Click the name of a cell to select it. Choose Logic Pro > Control Surfaces > Learn Assignment for "Live Loops Cell (Column #)". Hit a pad on your controller.

Can you reproduce the issue without the Little Radiator plug-in?

Save the project as a copy and as a folder, and in the copy, remove everything that's not necessary to reproduce the issue, and attach only the Logic project (not the audio files).

I meant if you can share the actual Logic project file, so that we can open it in Logic and try a few things and determine what is responsible for that behavior.

Here's one: https://syntheway.com/Virtual_Harmonica_VST.htm Here's another: https://www.sonivoxmi.com/virtual-instruments/harmonica.html Basically you can google "harmonica software instrument audio unit" - audio unit being the format that is compatible with Logic Pro.

The audio interface converts the analog signal from your source (microphone, guitar...) into a digital signal and sends the digital signal to your Mac. The Babyface is a really good quality interface, that was a great recommendation.

To check what MIDI channel your keyboard transmits on: In the LCD display, click the small down arrow to the right and choose Custom, The channel number is the number directly to the right of the note symbol in the MIDI input monitor in Logic's LCD display when you play a note.

Any time! 🙂