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Anjo von Auen · 20th September 2010

If you are a Mac user there actually are possibilities to stream Logic into the Record mixer via Jack or SoundFlower. Check it out Here.

I've never tried it myself since I migrated to Reason, Record for pretty much all my music production and mixing work. The only projects I use Logic for is TV or Video Games work since R+R still don't support video yet and for jobs like these Symphobia, Vienna Instruments and others are just indispensable.

Another thought:

There is nothing wrong with composing in Logic, and then mixing in Record. At least since 1.1 multiple audio import is not a problem anymore...

I know one might say, most of the time you already ruff mix during the actual composing and production time. But to lay out a mix from scratch can often be extremely beneficial and the end result might benefit from such a procedure.

20th September 2010	#52
Anjo von Auen Gear interested Joined: Sep 2010 Posts: 17	If you are a Mac user there actually are possibilities to stream Logic into the Record mixer via Jack or SoundFlower. Check it out Here. I've never tried it myself since I migrated to Reason, Record for pretty much all my music production and mixing work. The only projects I use Logic for is TV or Video Games work since R+R still don't support video yet and for jobs like these Symphobia, Vienna Instruments and others are just indispensable. Another thought: There is nothing wrong with composing in Logic, and then mixing in Record. At least since 1.1 multiple audio import is not a problem anymore... I know one might say, most of the time you already ruff mix during the actual composing and production time. But to lay out a mix from scratch can often be extremely beneficial and the end result might benefit from such a procedure.