Hey Capi! Interesting Topic...

First: Sorry, but LA does not have the function to apply VST to an audiofile "audiosuite-like" - you only have simple DSP algorithms like gain-change, normalize, etc..in the Sample-Edit.
To apply a VST-plugin, you have to bounce it to a new Audio-File. If you want to use this in PT as well, watch out for the interleaved/split-stereo option!

Second: If you apply i.e. gain-change to a Region, all other Regions, that point to the same Audiofile will be affected. To avoid this, first convert all Regions in the Arrange-Window to individual Audio-Files. Now changes in the Sample-Edit don't affect the other Regions.
Quite "logic", don't you think? ;-)

Keep on ROcking!

"To apply a VST-plugin, you have to bounce it to a new Audio-File."

Are bounces in Logic done real-time, or some multiple of real-time?

Realtime only... :mad:

Hey guys,

I forgot to say thank you for your useful responses, they helped a lot.

I've been far from logic for a few months but now I'm back and doing a lot of bouncing... quite easy and practical for freeing up processor and memory.

I'm happy there's always a way for doing everything within Logic.

But...

Yet another question about Audiosuite and Premiere plugs within the sample editor: If I don't have a DAE folder in my system (don't have PT or any Digidesign hardware) could I still use Audiosuite plugs some way?

Capi

Hi Capi!

I use Premiere-plugs (just set up a Folder Premiereplug-insin your LA-folder)...but didn't get Audiosuite going... :(

Niko

Danke schön Niko,
Seems like an easy way of having some fast destuctive power. Never tried Premiere plugs but if Logic supports them, they surely must be cool.
Capi

My pleasure...well, I only use Opcodes Vinyl to vinylize loops once a year, or so...it's not of soo much use.

Niko