MikeG1117

cool i'll try that...i had seen some vid about changing the BPM of a track a couple months ago but can't find it anymore.

I'm using an arpeggiator (software instrument) plugin that I want to speed up but I don't want the entire project to be sped up, just the track.

I know how to change the entire project's bpm/tempo but do not know how to do so for a single track without effecting the entire project. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks-

Yeah I did do it - just did describe it. I bounced a number of MP3's of the project --- one normalized and one not. I put both the normalized and non-normalized MP3's into separate, empty Logic Projects, used the same interface and headphones to listen. The normalized version sounds like the Original (the one I want) through the interface, the non-normalized version does not, it sounds like the MAC version (the one I got after initially bouncing it, it having been modified heavily).

David - the NORMALIZED MP3 of the project sounds a lot closer to that of the actual project while listening through the MIDI. The UNNORMALIZED MP3 sounds like it does through the PC headphone/speakers when playing it through the MIDI. FISHER - thanks, switching to 320 actually did make a difference, WAV did not however, strangely. Am looking up Filtering below 10HZ and not finding anything. You do that manually through the master or is there a setting for it in preferences somewhere? FUZZ - WHAT?

Through the PC headphones and speakers...I understand there is going to be a discrepancy but when I was using Logic Express on the other Mac I have it was a lot less pronounced

Fast Track Pro M-Audio via USB is the Midi... I tried taking NORMALIZE off but still sounds very different than original mix.

Hi, I'm semi-new to Logic Pro X --- I use a Fast Track Pro Midi, plug headphones through it to listen to the mix I'm creating. I'm bouncing these new Projects to MP3 and the quality of sound is completely different than what I am hearing INSIDE the project itself before it is bounced. I'm wondering if there is a method to bounce truer to the MIDI sound composition, or if I can listen to the MAC's 'version' of it (which will become the bounced track) while still using the MIDI (maybe even listening through the MAC's headphone jack instead of the MIDI itself). It's really annoying to get a completely different sounding song than the one you were just listening to through the MIDI. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks--

that worked, thanks!

Hi just got Logic Pro. Created a new audio track for Bass. There's sound coming out of the Fast Track but I can't hear it. Logic shows that it is picking up the sound through the Fast Track. I can record the bass, wave forms are recorded, play it back and everything is good --- I just can't HEAR anything through the Fast Track. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks-

thanks tyrebo, I'll try it out

But the files you restored were Logic files correct? They weren't just loose audio files? Thank you, appreciate it---

Just by assembling the audio files inside of Logic? Thank you

ok

Is there anyway to get the Logic information out of the computer itself through data recovery if I've already deleted it?