Chris

+1

All Softube plug-ins are now 64-bit.

I don't think it's possible to do what you want with Applescripting. Logic doesn't have Applescript support built in the way Final Cut Pro and Soundtrack Pro do. It might be possible to use automation software like Quickeys or iKey to do what you are looking for. HTH

Did you try adding your Aux tracks to the arrange window?

Without seeing what Thread 23 says, it will be difficult to guess what the issue could be.

Here's the thread you'll want to look at: http://www.logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=44387

Click on the link to get it. This does require an iLok. https://www.soundtoys.com/sxswpromo/&rc=379-3400-153 It's free until the end of the month. Cheers,

Look for the command Lock SMPTE Position.

Have a look at the pdf image I attached. Are you looking for something like that? Straight line.pdf

As long as you didn't do a secure empty trash, you could probably still recover the file with data recovery software like Prosoft Engineering's Data Rescue. I've had to use it a few times after system crashes and it's been a life saver.

The bounce window shows you the time in the lower right hand corner just above the bounce and cancel buttons. In parenthesis to the right of where is say "Requires XX MB of free disk space (Time MM:SS)"

Interesting article, Jay. Congrats!

DCD doesn't work in 64-bit mode in Logic 9. If you switch back to 32-bit mode it will work.

Are you doing a region or track bounce-in-place? I've had Halion Sonic for a little while now and haven't had any sync issues in Logic with it. Which patch did you load, maybe I can try to replicate your results. Also, what kind of Mac are you using?

You want the upgrade.