BrahmaBull9813

I got it sorted out! Check out this link for the solution that worked for me! : https://discussions.apple.com/message/28014061#

Hi, I'm having a miserable time trying to get Logic Pro X to work with my control surface. I got the BCF2000 to be able to use the motorized faders to control automation options in my mixes, and it seems that Logic Pro 9 was the last version to have native support for this module. I tried scanning the devices and manually adding a new device, but that brought me to add a device called 'Recording' and I could do nothing else from there. I don't see that Behringer provides a driver for this device, so I'm kind of backed into a corner. Can someone help me out in setting this up to work in Logic Pro X? Thanks a ton BB9813

I moved a folder with all the content from jam packs and loops from one hard drive to another (just bought a new external) and I can't get Logic to find the loops or instruments. How do I redirect Logic or move these successfully from one hard drive to the other?

I'm really frustrated. I have the Yamaha DD-55 electronic kit laying around, and I wanted to try to use it as a software instrument after discovering MIDI I/O ports. Thankfully, it worked, but not without any problems. When I switch software instruments, one or more of the pads becomes inactive. On a basic acoustic drum set, the snare pad doesn't work while all of the other pads are configured properly to their sounds. Is there a way that I can manage the drum pad triggers to map to the software instrument sounds in Logic?