Logic Pro Help

No cabling is necessary, select the DMD track, and all incoming MIDI from your devices will be routed to and trigger DMD. Just make sure you're sending the right MIDI notes to trigger the appropriate sound.

Ok, scratch that then.

How are you getting audio from Reason into Logic? Rewire? Or a virtual audio device? Can you insert the external instrument on a software instrument track, send the MIDI to Reason, and get audio back from Reason in the External Instrument?

Yes, you're maxing out one core, so you have a particularly heavy load on one or more channels. Firstly, in playback, select an unused track in the main window to make sure you're not in Live mode. That might help. Otherwise, look at your channels that are using heavy plugins, and spread the load ac...

That doesn't sound like you're using Reason as a plugin, that sounds like you are using it external to Logic (ie Reason running as a separate app). Autosampler needs to be on the channel you are sampling from really. Try my initial suggestion - actual run Reason as a plugin in Logic, and sample that...

Single channel strips are processing on one core, so it's possible to have a plugin chain that exceeds what a single core can process, even if you have 7 other cores idle. (Equally, it's possible to use more disk bandwidth than your disk etc can deliver in the current buffer cycle, even if you have ...

What's not working? Presumably it's just a plugin that you send MIDI notes to, and it spits out audio, like any other plugin instrument...

Yes, but what I mean is, you can sample Reason instruments with AutoSampler just like you can autosample any plugin.

Doesn't Reason work as a plugin these days?

It is really good.

I do like RenComp too, but C1 is rather bland sounding imo...

Control surface settings are global, not project-specific - you can remove (and then reinstall if desired) the control surface from the Control Surface Setup window, and/or trash your control surface prefs to reset things.

That behaviour comes from Keymap. You cannot have overlapping zones...

Great, thanks. I have posted about this before, but no-one then had any working solutions either. How it should (imo) work (and is how it *used* to work in the before times): - With my external drive connected, see the full library of external content on the external (samples, intruments, loops, imp...

Leave the Essential content on your system disk and then you won't get the annoying alert if your external drive isn't connected. If it were only that simple! Let's take just one of the pieces of content - Apple Loops. The system location for these is /Library/Audio/Apple Loops/Apple/ Currently, th...

Who here do you think knows enough about Apples highly secretive product development strategy and is going to give you in any way a useful answer? The current one works with everything know. We don't know what the new one will or won't work with, but there will likely be some compatability issues at...

Great!

In the Control Surfaces setup window, is there an icon displayed for the Faderport?

If so, when you select the icon for it by clicking on it, are it's parameters shown on the left side (make sure the inspector is showing if not from the menu in the window).

In my experience, at least from memory (having converting all my old Logic 1.x, 2.x, 4.x, 5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x and 9.x projects to LPX, but it was a few years back now), it doesn't matter for the conversion whether you have an audio device active or not. The project will still have all the audio setti...

No joy here either, sorry.

Yep, you need an audio device active in the audio prefs, otherwise audio (and all related audio functions) won't be available.

Note - if this is just for converting projects, you don't actually need the audio system turned on/active in order to load, then resave, your projects.

I'm not sure as I don't use it - I just looked at the version I have on my system is 6.0.4 (current version is 10.3.5 apparently).

It looks like it doesn't require Mojave though, it requires HS so likely it should be ok on machines that don't have metal.