Logic Pro Help

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Not sure. Right now I would be tempted to think that Record Toggle is really THE key command you should be using for punching in/out, but I'm tired and can't think of a "why?".

Ok try assigning and using the "Record Toggle" key command instead?

Ok, great. That's good, keep it like that.

Next, how are you punching in ? I don't see your mouse doing anything so it must be a key command or a controller of some sort... ?

You're welcome. And... awesome! Good to hear. I'm writing the 10.5 update as we speak!

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I can see a few issues in your screenshot: a downbeat of -7 1 1 1, the +???? you mention, and a time code of 14 hours??

Where your project start marker positioned and what is the time code at 1 1 1 1?

Make sure Record > Allow Quick Punch In is selected?

Yes you'll be fine with MacOS Extended (Journaled).

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Make sure your recording delay is set to zero in Logic's audio preferences?

OR choose a zone output in the Mixer column in the Zone editor.

d4funky1 wrote:

Thanks - just found it now. Clicking the Z icon (top right of my previous image) brings up the zones and allows the change of output.

Yup, that's it.

The Output pop-up menu sets the output of the selected group, not zone. Put each instrument in a group and set the output of each group.

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If I were you I wouldn't worry about video editing and just get a good decent computer monitor. Don't overthink it. Go to a site like cnet and get one of the high rated monitors, you'll be just fine.

I don't recommend a TV as a monitor. TVs aren't built for extended sessions of close up time. They're not optimized for you to be reading text for example which is something you do a whole lot of on your computer monitor. Many of the finer details that are needed to reproduce text precisely are lost...

Oh yes you can just use the All Files browser as suggested and drag in whatever's needed. You can always turn it into a Quick Sampler if and when needed.

You're welcome Tommy!

You're welcome!

Believe it or not I've been working on a 13" MacBook Air for a few years with no external monitors and just using the internal trackpad. That was supposed to be a temporary situation but ended up a couple of years. That's when I realized I didn't need as much as I thought I did. All of a sudden...