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  1. Aftertouch, Rotary Encoders, Master Fader, mixer and plugin control, big lighted display and buttons, programmable velocity curves, great feeling keybed...I'll take it over some of the newer stuff I've tried recently for sure!
  2. Well, lookie here! Another thread on this forum had the file attached. I'll attach it here as well, in case anyone runs into this. I deleted my logic preferences file just to be on the safe side, placed the Axiom.bundle in the MIDI Device Plug-ins folder (applications, right click on Logic Pro X, show package contents), started logic, turned on my Axiom 25 2nd gen and boom there it is. Everything works, and I can control devices as intended! Axiom.bundle.zip
  3. Thanks, robinloops - I had that same list prior to placing the Axiom Pro.bundle file in the logic midi devices plugins folder. the issue is, and remains that it's still in italics, and cant be added. add button remains grayed out. i can go to preferences-->control surfaces and use logics automap feature, but again it only uses basic midi controller mappings, and i cant control any plugins. still digging around for that ever elusive Axiom.bundle file. every link is 5 years old and broken. thanks for all your help!
  4. I messaged you this also - I guess I need the entire original file you extracted the Axiom Pro.bundle from, so that I can extract the Axiom 25 bundle for my controller...hoping you still have that original file!
  5. ah, bummer - too bad, I really dig the control surface. got it on goodwill for $30, mint condition. I'm thinking about rolling back to an earlier version of logic to check this out. Sent you a PM reply.
  6. I've also been trying to find this Axiom bundle file on the web with no success. robinloops, sent you a pm. fingers crossed.
  7. Following. Started encountering this at school in a project with lots of tracks and externally keyed compressors.
  8. Thanks for the reply, David. Thats what I thought. Do you think this is even something that might be useful to folks? I mean, you can always go in and look at the tuning and correction on each note and compare it to the original, but it seems like it would be helpful if you could see what had been edited so you might be able to just hone in on those for some tweaking quickly. Do you know if this is a feature in any other 3rd party plugin such as Melodyne?
  9. Hi - I googled around for a while and searched the forums, but couldn't find an answer. Most likely because the feature I'm asking about doesn't exist. One of my classmates had done some heavy pitch correction in the flex editor on an assignment, but the instructor mentioned that he thought that very little editing had occurred. So we were wondering if there was a way to somehow label or color change the notes that had ben adjusted individually so that: a) the instructor, or possible a collaborator could easily see what corrections had been made and b) the editor in question, of course, could easily identify what adjustments they had made. If this isnt possible, maybe some helpful hints on this topic? Thanks in advance for your assistance.
  10. I know I'm WAY late to the party here, but this was incredibly helpful. I'm doing a unit on mixing at school and had been trying to use my Launchkey, but it just wasnt happening. Decided to finally dive in and learn what my Nektar could do with Logic...I had no idea how integrated it is. Awesome! Thanks!
  11. I was reading about this just this morning - seems like #2 here may be of particular relevance "apply quantization destructively"...? Haven't tried it yet, but interested to know if this does the trick. https://support.apple.com/kb/PH12960?locale=en_US
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