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No. We're misusing Meta events here to build kind of a playlist functionality. However, this happens in real time, so Logic does not know that it should prepare everything for a seamless jump. It's best to actually cut out sections you want to skip, and move them to bar 1000+ for later use.

...and the complete hierarchy of the Bounce range is this: - if nothing is selected - Project Start to Project End unless - something is selected - Selection Start to Selection End unless - Cycle is active - Cycle Range unless - Bounce Range is changed in the Bounce dialog - Bounce Range

Freezing always calculates to the Project end, so it is indeed smart to shorten this to a reasonable length.

In know. I was getting to that...

Why not ? If you didn't touch your Auto Backup Preferences, you should be able to revert to the last 100 (or at least 10) saved versions.

Hm. I have run Logic for decades of years with over a dozen audio interfaces, and the only times I lost audio is with a dodgy USB cable. Everything else is rock solid. So I can't advise anything here.

I don't read too much into this, and I guess Apple doesn't either. Yes, only two people clicked on Scoring Sheet Music. But what if these two are churning out scores for all the Hollywood blockbusters.... So we don't know.

Please give at least some info about your computer, OS, Logic version, audio interface, etc. For all we know, you might as well be launching Logic 1.7 from floppy on an ATARI Falcon.

Well, this is the craft (not the art, which is making it sound beautiful) of mixing. There is no magic bullet to conquer this. Experience will tell you how loud the bass can be to translate well enough on most systems, experience will tell you what you can and can not do with stereo width and phase, experience will tell you how to EQ and compress the vocals against the drums, and so on. Try things and then listen listen listen on every speaker system you can find. You will ruin a good number of mixes until you eventually get acceptable results.

Short answer - don't. ...may work one or the other time, with the restrictions you found and FLH3 mentioned. But more important is that this is very likely to cause Project corruption. Corruption as in 'f*cked up beyond repair'-corruption. It's a long standing problem and I won't try this until Apple themselves declare it fixed, which they haven't for more than a decade. However - since this is somehow tied to the audio engine, you can disable Core Audio, open several Projects, do your stuff (compare / copy things, or work on external MIDI tracks), close all but one Project and enable CA again. This may or may not suit your workflow.

Scale multiplies, I.e. expands or compresses your dynamics Add makes everything louder or quieter by a fixed amount

Do you experience latency with the amp sims as opposed to without them ? Which audio interface ? USB? Thunderbolt ? What's your buffer setting ?

It's now in System Settings>Desktop and Dock. Scroll all the way down.

Standing on a giant cigar, in boiling hot water, no less. Respect 😅

I have no idea about Console, as it's an application tied to UAD hardware, which I don't own. Maybe ask in the UAD Console forum ?