[Ashermusic]

Originally Posted by ultrasound6

Here, here Mr. Shanabit - the shit don't work ! But Jay, you sound like a reasonable and intelligent guy, and I don't want to get all narky and prolong my sarcastic analogies, since it is the dawning of a fresh new decade - but your faithful allegiance with Logic is getting a bit out of hand. Forget the 32 v 64 bit issues, I would just love it, if - when every time I record a simple midi part, (with no plugs or audio), that Logic 9 wouldn't copy the freakin' thing over one hundred times by automatically ticking the loop box in the inspector. Another issue is when I undo a simple midi take, the beast freezes and thinks about it for around 3 secs, although this seems like a ram thing. These are just two of many little anomalies that shit me to tears every time I work - and I don't expect too much from my machine by bogging it down with heaps of plugs, (particularly 3rd party ones), since my beginnings were on a humble Atari and Tascam DA 88. In summary, it would be nice if software developers were more responsible prior to releasing their "wonderful, mind boggling, wash the dishes" type product.
Who cares about "Flex time" and "Amp models", (which are amazing BTW), when basic midi flaws are abundant. Having said all that though, Happy New Year ;-)
(Quad Core - 16 GB Ram with P Tools HD box) ULTRASOUND6.COM | Al Harding

First of all if you open a new empty project with a software instrument and record, you will see that Logic does NOT automatically loop it unless the Loop box is already checked before recording .Then it will default to checked for the next one. The same is true for Quantize settings.

Secondly, I do not have the MIDI freeze thing. It is a system specific issue.

Finally, if Logic's anomalies "shit you to tears" then by all means use another DAW and if its anomalies, and they ALL have anomalies, bother you less, then clearly for you it is the better choice.