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LOL, thanks FisherKing.

I'm a hobbyist music producer. I'm thinking about jumping out the window to buy the 2019 Mac Pro to use Logic Pro X as my main DAW in conjunction with the UAD Apollo x8. I figure that the power of the 2019 Mac Pro will give me many many years of use while using Logic Pro X just for the fact that these applications and plugins need more and more power as we move further along. If someone can suggest another apple computer that will suffice, I'm all ears. Thanks

Thank You So Much Plowman, that's exactly what I was looking for.

I would like to be able to edit mute on/off in the events list. I would like to see the position of the mutes in my mix. Unfortunately, I've looked all over and cannot find out how to do this. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You.

Thanks for this YouTube Video.

Thanks David.

The topic I need help with starts at 30:00 minutes into the video. Thanks

Oh, I'm sorry. I thought the link chopped it to the 1 minute of video I was talking about. The part I was talking about starts at 30 minutes and is 1 minute long. Anyway, Young Guru explains how he takes a sample and he makes 8 tracks of the same thing. The first 2 channels he filters the bass frequency, the next 2 he deals with the lower mids, the next 2 for the upper mids, and the next 2 are for the highs. He does this so he can control all the frequencies. I just wanted to know how do I create eq's for each of these. Thanks

Any help would be appreciated. How do I go about creating a mix like explained in the youtube clip below? Thanks http://www.tubechop.com/watch/8532082

Well what do you know, the plugin finally appeared. Thank you everyone for your help.

I'll do that right now. Thanks

I did what you suggested and still no luck.

It's version 1.0.6. I'll try that suggestion.

Yes, electrickeys au.component is listed in that folder.

Nope, it's not listed.