Today someone - let's call him Phil (not his real name) - attempted to explain a calibration technique that he claims is regularly used by “all the best engineers”. As I am having difficulty following the logic behind this technique, I present it to you for discussion. The technique he conveyed is as follows:

Hi,

I've been running Logic 5.5 quite happily now for over 2 years, since starting work in a studio and wanting to be compatible with everone else without buying a Mac.

Always wanting to make my audio machine faster and better, I recently bought a 150GB Western Digital Raptor, 10k rpm SATA drive. ("the fastest non-SCSI drive available")

Hi guys

I am pretty new to using logic but have used Reason for a while now with Pro Tools.

I am trying to sync reason with logic so I can control reasons instruments using logics sequencer (REWIRE).

Well hi,

I have been using Cubase for like a few months. And I understand that it's not for me nowadays. So with the influence of Steven Wilson ( Maybe you might know him ). He is a Logic user songwriter-producer. And he recommends Logic in nearly every way.

Hey logic users. Theres a website called LogicProFiles.com that I found that has a few useful things to download. Just thought I'd let you all know.

Hi guys

this might sound a really stupid question which is easily answered but I am having some problems with using imported audio samples when in logic.

I am currently recording, editing, mixing with Logic Express on my ibook G4. I have been doing this over the past year and I really love Logic Express.

hi there, i'm a logic newbie switching from pro tools, and i have a big question: you know how in PT there is the whole "virtual track" method of comping? what is the analogous process in Logic Pro 7?

also, if any of you are logic gurus, i'd love an email address to ask the occasional question!

thanks!
--owen

I was all set to go with a digi 002 setup until someone kindly expressed I might be better off overall looking into an Apogeeensemble with logic pro

i'm running on a powerbook and this setup is optimized for macs, and apparently will not tie up the cpu anywhere as much as much as pro tools will

oh, and that Apogee converters are supposed to be some of the best on the market.

Can anyone suggest a good audio interface for logic pro to plug into a new macbook? Any replys are greatly appreciated!

Thanx