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Just read that... Might be time to upgrade to a Mac Studio. Although I don't have a bunch of tracks lying around that I'd want to pull elements from. But it would be cool.

Thanks everyone...

Thanks for the reply. I failed to mention that the image came from a Youtube video and the person said it was a new mute feature. I don't see that on my templates. Just wondered what it was for and how to open that feature.

Mute feature next to pan - the how, why, where and where????

When Ringo is on the front cover of AARP magazine! Ringo

Logic Pro is shown at least 3 times in the new Eddie Murphy movie Candy Cane Lane on Amazon Prime.

SAME - no permission

My desk is the ProMedia desk from AKA Designs from the UK. It cost about what a first class ticket would cost (extra) to fly from the UK to the United States and to truck it to my house. But worth it. I also have the matching side rack both in the Grey/Oak finish.

I owned a Kurzweil PC88 and it was a really nice keyboard/controller. Before that I owned a Kurzweil Midiboard that was a beast of a midi controller. I gave the PC88 to my young nephews to use for piano lessons. I bet it's collecting dust somewhere. Guess I should ask.

Interesting... And way easier. Has it always worked like this? Seems I tried it at one point and it wouldn't work unless I converted the Logic Drummer Track to Midi. Maybe I was trying to use a Producer Kit who knows anyway - awesome sauce!

So you basically want to create a performance in Logic Drummer first and then hear it playback using different drum software but without having to convert to midi? First copy/dragging the Drummer performance to a new track in Logic is the easiest way but you can also use Logic's Midi Environment to cable Drummer to the other Drum Track. Steps included are for a simple Stereo out setup. You can choose to use the Producer+ kits in Logic Drummer and Multi Out in your other Drum software but it gets more complicated. Step 1 - Create the Logic Drummer Performance then create an Instrument Track with your other software. Step 2 - Highlight the Logic Drummer Track Header and click Command 0 (Zero) to open the Midi Environment and then drag a cable from Logic Drummer to your New Drum Track (Addictive Drums, Abbey Roads etc.) Step 3 - You can choose to hear the output of both tracks or no output from Logic Drummer.

Facing my computer and monitors I have an m-audio 61 to the right of my listening position. I just turn my chair slightly to the right to play. I can still see my display easy enough.

That's awesome! At first I thought it might've been an Amek TAC Bullet B2 or a Mackie. Thanks to everyone for the replies.

Seen in one of the embedded videos here on LogicProHelp. Is this some sort of Mackie?

Jeremy Renner (screenshot from a music video posted online) Most impressed with him especially after watching the Diane Sawyer Interview.