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  1. Well, you were sort of right, too 😉 It's a shame that software companies seem to make collaboration across different platforms more difficult instead of easier...
  2. Thank you des99! This might be a dumb question, but to run in Rosetta, all I have to do is set the tick mark in the box "open using rosetta" in the file info dialog for LP in the apps folder, correct?
  3. I don't see the option to export AAF from Cubase:
  4. TBH just for the sake of starting fresh on a new machine and keeping the chances of "messing something up" as low as possible. Couldn't an older Version of LP mess up other LP-dependant files that the new version depends on?
  5. That's a bummer 😞 Guess I'll be keeping the old Mac around for a while then... It works on the old intel Mac. I did not want to install an old version on the new Mac. Is there an alternative to OMF import for getting projects from Cubase to Logic?
  6. Hi y'all. I am trying to import files from Cubase->Export OMF->Import to Logic While this worked on an old Intel Mac (Logic 10.7.4), the OMF files are greyed out on the new Mac M3pro (Logic 10.8.1) Is this a bug, or has OMF support been dropped by Apple?
  7. Oh wow- thank's a lot for this, Dewdman!!!
  8. Thanks @Dewdman42! But coding looks mostly like gibberish to me If you ever decide to do the JUCE-thing... I'll bookmark this post
  9. I was questioning my google-skills because of this Seems to me this is such a frequent use-case... curious that such a plugin does not exist Maybe a business opportunity for some smart people here on the forum
  10. Using the above works fine. Still I would love to find a MIDI fx plugin with similar functionality to the Velocity Editor in Pianoteq. What's nice about that: curve can have any shape, visual feedback while playing/creating curves, easier to use than environment transformer. In the meantime I can get by with the script fed by the tool above. Ultimately I'll have to get a better masterkeyboard at some point
  11. All I need is a really simple, but SPECIFIC pattern: exponential curve I don't see how I can put THAT curve into the Modulator
  12. thank you again, David! Lots of options to explore, once I man up and dive into the environment
  13. I'm not very versed in MIDI, so good chance that I don't get it... but the LFO controlling the volume is something different from just applying a fixed factor to a velocity value based on a table/function/factor.
  14. I will give this a try, when I have the time to dive into this. Seems to me there still would be a couple of downsides: 1. Not possible to store multiple "preset-curves" in the transformer 2. Would have to go into the environment and remove the transformer in case I need to "switch it off" In the meantime I have created a couple of scripts with the handy tool posted above. I have named them using the following logic: EXP-X-Y where X and Y are the values for the point that the exponential function is based on. Works really well, and presets in Scripter can be toggled through or switched off on the fly. The tricky part is to find the right point to choose, so that the altered slope works well the the response of the keyboard. Not as easy as the say the velocity editor in Pianoteq (because of visual feedback and more points on the curve to alter) but does the job, once you created some curves that work.
  15. on further digging, I have found this viewtopic.php?t=142524 still a simple velocity curve transformer would be welcome
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