martist

Hi there, I have a concert with 6 sets with 3 or 4 pathces in every set. When I change a set it loads with the first patch in it. Is it possible to change the set with the last used patch in it? For example: I select the firs set with the second patch in it. I change to the second set and when I return to the first set I'd like to return not to the first patch but to the last used patch (second) Thanks Martin

When select unused audio files in audio bin I press Delete button. This (I believe) removes them from the project. They aren,t on any tracks and are unused. After that I want to clean up the project from File > Project Management > Clean Up. This (I believe) moves all unused audio file from Audio folder to the Trash. My problem is that in LP9 when I have two different projects that are in the same folder and use one Audio folder for audio files when I clean up the project (not select all unused files and delete them whiten the audio bin! I already did this in the two projects) LP9 does not remove the used file from not opened project. LPX removes them. I want to be able to clean up the project and keep all USED files from the not opened project. Once again. I'm not talking about delete unused files from audio bin. I talk about File > Project Management > Clean Up Thanks for your time David!

Well...how can I explain... In audio bin I select all unused files and delete them. Ok? After that I go to File > Project Management > Clean Up Here is the question. LP9 keeps all the used files from audio bin in another project I have in the same folder, but LPX deletes them. And after this step all unused files from the two projects have gone to the trash. LPX deletes all files and keeps those only from the opened project when clean up the project. It deletes used audio files from another project in the same folder too. Is it more clear now I want to keep different used audio files from different projects in the same folder when "File > Project Management > Clean Up"

File > Project Management > Clean Up - Yes... I forgot...Select unused files, delete them and clean up the project... It's easier to clean up projects like LP9 did keeping all the files in other project audio bin (which is in the same folder)

Hi, I have one folder with two different projects which contains different audio files. Lets name them (the projects) A and B In Logic 9 I used to open project A then select all unused files in audio bin, then clean up the project. After that I open project B, select unused, then clean project AND it keeps all the audio files from project A!!! So comfortable! Why does LPX not do this??? It deletes all the files from all other projects I have in the same folder and keeps the files from opened project only! I searched preferences and nothing. What am I missing? Please... Thanks Martin

I'm happy you liked it. David do you mean turning the whole vocals down? I play the piano/keyborads. I make classical concerts with orchestra and play different genres with bands (jazz; pop; and rock/metal) Currently I live in Bulgaria (Europe). But i was in Cincinnati OH. My uncle is there. He plays the violin.

This song I wrote and mixed for my band. Everything is done on LPX! Any comments appreciated.

Thanks. I'm happy that you liked it. The chorus lyrics worked very well. My wife wake me up with them!

Today is my wife's birthday! I wrote this song for her. I wanna share it with you. Enjoy! All work is done on LPX

Everything is saved until I quit and reopen LPX...

Of course it is checked... Anyway...I give up for a moment....Don't know why it isn't working...

Well...LPX, but when I close it and reopen the names are Bus1, Bus2 etc.....

Hi, I want to rename some buses to make my workflow better. I know how to make this. My question is: Is it possible to save them somehow...to make them default. I want them to be on every project I work on by default. Thanks

I'm wondering is it possible to sort manually the AUX channels in the Mixer... Very often Logic just don't sort them 1,2,3 etc, but 1,10,3,2... The way I do this at this time is creating Arrange track for every AUX and then move them where I want. Thanks Martist

Hi David, thank you for your support. About volume automation... If needed this is what I do. Now can I ask you a question different from this post I'm wondering is it possible to sort manually the AUX in the Mixer... Very often Logic just don't sort them 1,2,3 etc, but 1,10,3,2... The way I do this at this time is creating Arrange track for every AUX and then move them where I want.