lupercal33

Hello all. I have made some synths and drums with Ultrabeat, and have some plugin settings, and I am playing them all live. How can I record this live process into a single audio file? Thanks!

Hello all. There is probably a simple solution to this. I want to delete loops in an audio track and copy them into the grid: at the moment they are very slightly behind time. But when I try to copy and paste any audio loop, the file does not reappear: the timeline just stays blank, and the time bar moves on as if there's a loop there. And there isn't! Is there some button I have accidentally pressed to make this simple thing so difficult? I would appreciate your help out there! Best, Simon

Hi Atlas. Unfortunately, none of this is now working! It worked for one loop, but not on any of my new ones. I have 10 or so samples from live drums and I want to make them all 120BPM. In Logic 8, I did this with "Match tempo", which was easy: I just made a good loop, then clicked on "Match Tempo" and the work was done. It seems harder with Logic X unless I am missing something? My laptop will now not recognise any BPM at all in these new loops! Is there another way I can try? Thanks!

Thank you, Atlas! I am now getting to grips with BeatMap. I massively appreciate your assistance and will proceed: I am already getting towards the required results, and will post again here (if that's cool) if I have any further problems. Many thanks!

Hello all. I'm running Logic X on my new MacBook Pro. I'm trying to make perfect loops to 120 BPM out of live drums. When I check 8 bars with the BPM meter, it says 101 BPM. But in the project it says 120 BPM. I have no idea why this is! The beat is clearly not as fast as 120 (which is the tempo I need). How do I change the BPM without altering the pitch? Is it better to use Apple Loops, or the Flex Time editor to build a bank of perfect-timed loops? On my older MacBook, this worked fine. But not now! Help would be much-appreciated.