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Hi, I like many other mixers print stems for recall purposes. Are there faster ways than assigning the out put to a bus, creating a new track with the input selecting that bus? Asking for both tracks woth hardware and plugins. Thanks

Here is an example: I have a guitar Im overdubbing. I have 2 mics on the amp, one room mic and a DI. All phase locked in a group, and in a track stack. The artist records and says "hey thats good, lets do the harmony". I click the track stack Aux channel, Command D to duplicate.. and then I have to go in to the mixer, select the new tracks, select a new group, go to the upper left side and phase lock the new group.. its just a long process. Besides a few rare occasions I have trouble seeing why you would want a duplicate track stack with the same Group. Just trying to speed things up.

Yes I use take folders. This would be for "the next part". Sometimes if I'm doing over-dubs and I don't want to have to record every part on the same take-folder. This is for when the client says "hey can you make a new track" (but they dont realize i have 4 mics and a DI that make up the artists "track" . Is there no way to copy a few phase locked tracks without them being grouped with a previous phase locked group.

Hi all, I would like to know if there is a way to duplicate a track stack or group of tracks with a new group. This would allow me to not have to go into the mixer select the new tracks and create a new group. I need the tracks in a group so they are easy to manipulate (phase-locked too) but if i duplicate the track stack I dont want my new stack to be in the same group. to sum: Duplicate Track Stack with new Group. What are Logicians finding to be the quickest way to track multiple phase locked tracks? best Xander Knight

Quick Question: How do you save apple loops in a folder that is yours, as opposed to saving them into the pre-existing library (which is huge). My reasoning is to have quick access to the loops i have created. If there is another solution, I'm open to it.

thanks guys

Hi, I am having trouble merging regions. I know the key command control + =... but here is the problem. For example i cut out a word in a vocal track. when I combine the first region with the region on the other side of the "deleted word", the deleted word gets added back to the consolodated region. How can I combine the two sides of the deleted word without it showing back up when its all one region your help is much appreciated. Xander

Im having a very frustrating problem. I have just finished a mix, and i decided one adlib needed to be aligned with the lead, I turned on flex mode, and now the adlib track is playing in advance to where the waveform is. It is also significantly louder. I turned off flex, same problem. My delay compensation is set to all. when i solo the adlib and the lead vocal, there is no problem... as soon as i un-solo them.. it starts again. I am also sending the adlib track to an aux channel for "background vocals" when I assign it to the stereo out, the problem is solved... what is going on!

Im generally familiar with using multi-ouputs from a single soft-synth/sampler. But.. I am having trouble. I understand that by hitting the small plus buttons, a new aux is created with the next output on the synth. I can then switch midi channels on the second instrument (within the same vst), and I then have separate control of each instrument, both with their own output from the same vst. But how does midi work in this situation? I currently have a a midi region playing chords with trumpets. I would like to separate these into a trumpet, trombone and Alto parts, all with separate outputs but using the same instance of my vst. How can I control what instrument each midi note is playing? thanks for your help kro

hi, I have installed a faderport via pref > control surfaces >setup... and selected HUI. The faderport works, except the volume nob is controlling panning, and is driving me slightly insane. PLease help. It wont let me re-assign it.

IM wondering if its possible to select every other region in a track... thanks

Hi all, Im a little frustrated. I am just finishing a mix, after bouncing i decided to make a "clean" version. This included me making another copy of the session calling it "song clean" . I then edited some of the vocals and reversed a few. Now i am required to make a recall to raise one instrument 2 db and the audio of the vocals has changed in my original session. Whats worse is that logic combined the regions i split so i cant just reverse them back - its just one long region. How can i get my old audio back? thanks for the help Kro

Hello all, I have a bunch of samples that are all in a folder. I am now keeping these on an external drive to help my harddrive with the load. Here is my problem: How can i have logic automatically locate the files in the new location instead of manually finding all the files when i open my sessions. I now save my files with the session folder, but im talking about old sessions that didnt do that with. thanks for your help

you could always insert a gain plugin and automate that

it seams that after opening logic in 32 bit mode forced it to scan the rest of the audio units... we'll see what happens when i go back to 64 bit.