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  1. I may be attempting to erase my Mac and start over. I have some odd USB issue with my Line 6 Helix and I can't get the software to recognize my Helix. Long story short Line 6 can't help, their forums are confused and apple support said my last chance is to erase the Mac. Logic Pro is my only application of value. Since I bought it on the App Store, if I log in to a "new" wiped out Mac, will I be able to go to the App Store and download my Logic Pro x application again without it thinking I need to buy it again? Thanks.
  2. I think it was a bad file. I re downloaded it and was able to get it right in. Must have had an error in the mp3?
  3. I just updated my Mac to Mac OS Monterey and now I notice that when I try to import an audio file to play over into an audio track when I click import audio and click on the file from the download folder it just does nothing. No file is pasted into the audio track. Is there some glitch with this new update of the Mac OS? Could there be some setting that is stopping me from importing the audio file?
  4. Good point, they might not have recorded with a metronome. Yes, I was trying to do what you described but it got off as the song progressed so my guess is they didn't stick with strict time. Or I'm off by a hair and it compounded as the time moved on. Thanks anyway!
  5. I have a project for my daughter to do. She's supposed to record a keyboard part for her School of Rock band. The mp3 of the song is imported and I have Logic Pro at 132bpm which the internet tells me is the BPM for this song. However, I can't get the metronome or the grid markings to line up perfectly to the imported audio file. Is there a way to make this audio track match up like we just recorded it in Logic at this BPM? I wanted her to be able to use the grids and have a click in that would be the correct BPM but I can't get it lined up correctly. Thanks.
  6. ah never mind, the problem is that I wasn't starting at 1. once a marker is added at the 1, then they can pile on to the right.
  7. I can't seem to add arrangement markers by adding them sequentially to the right. The new one always shows up far left and then I can't drag it to a new location in the song without it doing some weird cut up of all my tracks? Do you have to define all the markers first and put them in place before doing the song? Seems odd. Did that make sense?
  8. Im hoping there is an easy fix to this. I like to record a bunch of takes of a lead guitar over a cycled 20 bar rhythm. Its great as long as I keep playing. If I screw up a solo and hit stop to just quickly delete that take and start over it changes the yellow cycle bar to the point that I hit stop and then I have to drag the bar back to the end of 20. Can I stop it from doing this?
  9. I have a MacBook Pro, which annoyingly only has 2 USB-C inputs. Logic Pro X. Currently I have the first one being used for power and the 2nd one connected to a 3 way splitter, one of those is regular USB *that accepts the focusrite for guitar input*, another is an external monitor and the third I believe is another USB-C that sits empty. I was thinking about getting a mini MIDI controller but I'm stumped on how to connect it at the same time as the focusrite. Not saying I want to MIDI and guitar at the same time but I don't want to unplug and replug in all the time. So the question is - Can the MIDI controller (which has a regular USB) be connected to that third splitter spot with a USB-C? I'd have to buy a USB to USB-C connector but that's fine. I'm just not sure if one splitter can handle two inputs (the focusrite and the new MIDI controller)? Is this what aggregate device is for? Am I making any sense? So annoyed that the MacBook only has two inputs.
  10. Looks like moving the I/O buffer size to 128 fixed the problem. I hope.
  11. just noticed something. I had the freeze in Logic Pro and then I went to a browser window and Soundcloud wouldn't even play any sound. Then I went to youtube. Youtube wouldn't play any sound (video moved but no sound). Then I closed Logic Pro and the computer was able to play sound again.
  12. This is all I'm seeing: 8GB 2122 Mhz LPDDr3 I am noticing now that it even cuts out during a recording session. So I need to figure this out. Is there any way that I could be doing something stupid with recording settings? Perhaps recording with too much memory? Any thoughts on how to cut usage from the computer to remedy this? I am seeing this with songs that are about 1-2 minutes long with only 10-20 tracks. Not too enormous.
  13. Must be some memory issue. I bounced the song as an mp3. then imported that mp3 as an audio track and then had a live guitar track into a new Logic Pro file. I can play along with that with no stopping. Maybe it was just too many recorded tracks for my system to handle.
  14. I never hear any spinning. Not sure.
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