I've been recording my band with MIDI/sample drums for some time now, as I don't have the equipment to record real drums. This wasn't too awful as I beame pretty good at editing on Logic, but I'm now looking to record real drums, but I'm a total noob when it comes to recording with more than just 1 input at a time!

Okay so I opened up logic studio to my project which consists of 8 different songs (I know, risky but it saves time and is more efficient when writing). Something went terribly terribly wrong...

OK,

I think this should be an easy question for someone.

I am recording with Logic Express 9 and using Massive as my synth.

I am able hear the massive synth and record the sound in a track. If I make a new track with a new Massive synth sound it will record the new sound in the new track but replace the previous sound with the new one. Hope that makes sense.

how do one change the key in logic this is racking my mind that it should be easy however i need assistance i would like to change the key in a song

Hey all,
Im fairly new to Logic Pro, and I've been trying to import a song that I have on my hard drive into Logic so I can edit it.

http://www.apple.com/logicstudio/

Now reaching for the platinum card!

8-) :P 8)

Sorry for the new thread but I didn't want to waste the whole night trying to find the applicable thread.

I am giving up on Pro Tools (which I like) and M-Audio (which I can no longer rely on) and I want to switch over to either Logic Express 8.0 and/or Propellerhead's new Record suite.

I've recently had the opportunity to purchase both an Mbox 2 Pro and an Apogee Duet and Logic Studio. I wasn't sure what to use, so I bought both because they were good deals, and I plan to sell what I don't use. Everything should be arriving at the end of this month.

Hello yall,

Having been disabused of the notion that setting levels means just turning it up until the red light comes on and then turning it back down a little, I am at a loss as to how to translate the little green bar in GarageBand into the actual -12 to -6dB (maximum) peaks that I hear so much of on this board and elsewhere.