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Old 13th September 2007   #271
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man, i always treated mine like the $800 jewel that it was... i still have and use the old translucent blue one from logic 5! it'll look good on my sl500's keyfob come the software upgrade this weekend. talk about total dorkology...
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I think it is called DUET from some company called APOGEE

I don't think that has midi capabilities, does it?
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just out of curiosity, how does a Mac know when another is running FCS? i can understand if both computers are online or on a network, but if not...

Yeah, if they're not on the same network, you can run two copies. That's not realistic for production houses though, so you know, being honest and all...
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I don't think that has midi capabilities, does it?
Yes. Yes it does. And phantom power for the pres.

While it's not my cup of tea, it's a great addition for a highly marketable mobile interface.
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I think it is called DUET from some company called APOGEE

LOL, I was almost going to post: "a midified duet?"
but I can't find any midi ports on it.
maybe I missed something
an RME ff400 might do the trick, in a 1u rackmount with a mac mini?
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I don't think that has midi capabilities, does it?
you see! I keep missing all kinds of things.. posts, money, parties... LOL

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Yes. Yes it does.
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Multi-function controller knob for volume and input gain control and assignable MIDI control
- that means the knob is sending midi over the firewire, doesn't it?
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where?

- that means the knob is sending midi over the firewire, doesn't it?
I say this to you (like I would to my wife.)

You're right.
I'm wrong.
I'm sorry.

I usually add "I love you" but since you're not wearing the band, I'll skip that one.

No Midi I/O on the duet. Little ovesight on my part and Apogee's I think.

Fireface 400 it is for those folks.
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Posted by Oscwilde from the Sonikmatter forum, he knows his Sh*t.

"The entire audio engine (event timer model) has changed. There are improved algorithms for time stretching...which sound very good...and the old ones (which are still there) benefit from the core changes to the audio engine.
Overall, L8 sounds "better" than v7....which I know is a subjective call...but I'm sure that others will concur".


I have read a couple of other posts that say Logic sounds 'better' for want of a more fitting term...
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Damn, now I'm a little less excited about all of this... I just read through the supposedly "more detailed" new features document, and couldn't find one mention of outboard hardware integration and the automated latency compensation of said hardware. I had really hoped that all of my bitching on multiple forums over the last while would have been noticed by Apple. Maybe I and others who have noticed this are just missing something?

Please, now that it's released, someone in the know, shed some light on this? I need this bloody feature.

The only other solution has been the expert sleepers plug, which I feel is just strange and what's more, it doesn't seem like it works all the time and I have to re-adjust it to get rid of audible phasing. A real time killer.
true. check page 852 of the manual for the proposed way of dealing with this.
my guess, we'll have to "ping" ourselves and compensate manually..
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http://www.floridamusicco.com/proddetail~prod~um2ex.htm

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or similar tiny inexpensive midi interface....

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Drum notation??? Ok I may just have to get this.
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I say this to you (like I would to my wife.)

You're right.
I'm wrong.
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I usually add "I love you" but since you're not wearing the band, I'll skip that one.
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No Midi I/O on the duet. Little ovesight on my part and Apogee's I think.

Fireface 400 it is for those folks.
also the volume push button isn't my thing. set volume L push button to go to channel R, accidentally move volume a notch, notice, push again to return to channel L, accidentally move volume channel R too a notch in the process, adjust volume L, push button more carefully to go to channel R, etc. etc..... etc.
edit: stereo would of course be handled with asigning it to stereo channels
plus, breakout cable for... eeh better ergonomics??
eeeh ehmmmm.... ja....


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and most modern midi keyboards have USB connectivity anyway...
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I got it this morning... it's not THAT different from 7 internally... visually it's got a pretty makeover.

It's got the nice features from PT, like the TC/E tool, but that tool still uses the logic time stretching algorithm, and doesn't allow stretches more than 50%...

I haven't been able to find any sensitivity control for the tab to transient, but it's certainly nice to have it.

It came with all of the GB jam packs, and takes up a good 36Gb ish... it's massive.

It opens all of my Logic 7 sessions so far, and haven't had any real problems.

The only new plugin I've messed with so far is the tap delay, it's certainly neat, but nothing to write home about. The sample accurate editing in the arrange window is great though...
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http://www.floridamusicco.com/proddetail~prod~um2ex.htm

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or similar tiny inexpensive midi interface....

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yes, that is a solution. thumbsup
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and most modern midi keyboards have USB connectivity anyway...
that's what they're aiming for, obviously.
but I'd like my hardware sequencer (with midi out) to control mainstage (on stage)

and I know more ppl. would, since MPCs and Logic aren't best of friends for example.
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and most modern midi keyboards have USB connectivity anyway...

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true. check page 852 of the manual for the proposed way of dealing with this.
my guess, we'll have to "ping" ourselves and compensate manually..
If that's the case, they've really missed the bloody boat. Wouldn't be the first time, Apple.
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If that's the case, they've really missed the bloody boat. Wouldn't be the first time, Apple.
Why would they advertise it then?
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I'm getting mine diamond encrusted and putting it on a platinum chain.
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I got it this morning... it's not THAT different from 7 internally... visually it's got a pretty makeover.

It's got the nice features from PT, like the TC/E tool, but that tool still uses the logic time stretching algorithm, and doesn't allow stretches more than 50%...
Remember that you can install Serato Pitch n' Time and Izotope Radius into Time and Pitch Machine and use those for the Timestretching.
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Why would they advertise it then?
What did they advertise, and where?
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I didn't know the Duet had a mini interface in it as well.

I'd assume that Apple was assuming that everyone's just going to use a USB midi controller keyboard. Not true, but that's probably the assumption.
that's what i'd assume too. for the ozone + powerbook set.
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Remember that you can install Serato Pitch n' Time and Izotope Radius into Time and Pitch Machine and use those for the Timestretching.
True enough,



my biggest issue is that the Delay Compansation is still as messed up as in 7, and hasn't been worked on at all....
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tdm / rtas etc

Can anyone verfy the TDM RTAS AS support.
i have some audiosuite and tdm plugs i can run in PTools LE (vocalign) but it appears you can only use these if you have the PTools HD version - is that true.

there are some RTAS AS TDM only plugs I would love to use
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I got it this morning... it's not THAT different from 7 internally... visually it's got a pretty makeover.

It's got the nice features from PT, like the TC/E tool, but that tool still uses the logic time stretching algorithm, and doesn't allow stretches more than 50%...

I haven't been able to find any sensitivity control for the tab to transient, but it's certainly nice to have it.

It came with all of the GB jam packs, and takes up a good 36Gb ish... it's massive.

It opens all of my Logic 7 sessions so far, and haven't had any real problems.

The only new plugin I've messed with so far is the tap delay, it's certainly neat, but nothing to write home about. The sample accurate editing in the arrange window is great though...
where you at that you had it instore today already? i've been calling music stores and apple stores in LA and no one's received jack yet.
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What did they advertise, and where?
I thought they said "Direct insert patching of external hardware instruments and effects"......


Maybe not?
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