I want to multi-track record at least 12 simultaneous tracks into Logic Pro 8 through the Yamaha O1V96. I am able to get Logic to communicate with the O1V96 but Logic will not allow me to select the O1V96 as a core audio device. What do I need or need to do in order to make this happen? I currently have it hooked up via USB. Thanks

I'm seeking advice in my home studio upgrade, and I figure this is the best place to come for some help.

From about 2004 until recently I have been recording with the original MBox and Pro Tools LE. While it served its purpose, I've been generally unhappy with the sound I've gotten out of it.

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The XLogic G Series Compressor unit is a 1U rack mounting stereo compressor. It utilizes the classic SSL G Series center compressor design elements within a SuperAnalogue design topology. This brings the dual benefits of spectacular audio performance with a universally acclaimed compressor characteristic.

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Hey guys, how u doing?

I`m new to Logic, used Samplitude before. Back in that days, when I wanted to pan something, I just turned the wheel left or right, and when it was turned to left, there would be signal coming only from left speaker, no right signal at all visa versa.

So my software of choice is Logic and it's great but something I want is a fader to control stuff like automation. This would be way easier so I want some recommendations on cheap, simple faders to buy. I don't need a lot but ideally one with like 4.

I can buy this used, but I'm wondering if it will work well with Logic Pro 9 on Snow Leopard? I will use quite some effects and (of course) many tracks on my songs)

Specs:

iMac 2008
2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
4 GB 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM
500GB (don't know, but I assume it is 7200rpm)

Hi, i have recorded a 24 tracks concert with an Alesis HD24 at 48 khz and 24 bit, i imported it in logic and mixed it, now, I am going to bounce on 2 tracks, to go to a mastering session.
so what is THE correct work flow, bouncing and sample rate conversion with logic and l3 at the end as last plug in?

Hey guys, I'm sequencing drums on Logic's Piano Roll...

One of my songs is divided in 2 different tempos. when it gets to the chorus, it changes to triplets, in a different tempo. I browsed this forum, took a look on my owner's manual, but still can't find an answer.

So, how to make these tempo changes, and how to have triplets?

My partner and I have been working feverishly in the studio in attempt to make a few horn sounds loop properly. However, we have been unable to successfully create one thus far. A rule of thumb is to loop at a point of minimal noise/sound for a smooth transition.