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His response to me (on this board) seemed to indicate that it is essentially a 'per fader' issue. Agreed. I understood it to mean one core for each fader Agreed. so that would mean one VI per Vrack. I'm open to correction, but I don't follow here. As a single Vrack may contain one or more faders--l...

If that's a multicore machine, put each VI instrument in it's own V-Rack. MagicDave says that distributes the load among the cores (or in separate tracks if you;re not using VIs). The repair permission thing was (I think) when you update to DP 8.01. It repairs many audio things. Just a point of cla...

I don't know about the cc's, but the patch change might be because a default patch is in effect for that track/device. See here:
http://www.motunation.com/forum/viewtop ... 26&t=46142
"Top right hand corner of Tracks Overview window. Drop down menu, Clear Default Patch."

Hi. First time posting here. Welcome, penguin! I have been using Logic since version 7 and recently switched to DP8. I am mainly writing large orchestral pieces using large sample libraries. When I am writing for, for example, strings, I might need to use legato, pizzicato and tremolo patches. I am...

Dragging a Standard MIDI File to DP's Chunks window strips Tempo data. Here's a workaround to preserve Tempo data: I have a DP project file with several Chunks. I want to add another Chunk whose source is a Standard MIDI File that contains MIDI tempo changes. From the Finder, double-clicking the SMF...

I have a DP project file with several Chunks. I want to add another Chunk whose source is a Standard MIDI File that contains MIDI tempo changes. From the Finder, double-clicking the SMF launches DP and I see all SMF data--track names, notes, controllers, markers, meters, etc., including tempo data. ...

MIDI Life Crisis wrote:

James Steele wrote:You do know you're a bad influence, MLC!

You have no idea.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy1o-gukBKc

I have a MOTU PCI-424e audio card with 2408 and 1224 interfaces. On a cloned startup drive, I upgraded from SL to ML 10.8.2. DP 7.24 is working fine so far. My problem is that iTunes will only play thru Analog 1-2. In Audio MIDI Setup, I have PCI-424 as Output device and speakers set to ADAT B 7-8. ...

Yeah, the same thing happens with me on a SysEx Console. The slider, knob, or value box goes up to 63, and then stops, though if I raise it fast enough I can get it to jump from 63 to 127. It gets even more complicated than that. When raising it by clicking directly on the slider and dragging, it w...

James Steele wrote:

MIDI Life Crisis wrote:DP8? I'm soaking in it now...

Madge?

Getting (some of) MLC's humor: One of the few good things about getting old.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndaZp0PI ... re=related

Prime Mover wrote:I swear that in DP7, pressing Command-W closed the active window, even if it was a plugin.

Just tried it in DP7. You are correct.

Don't forget to write to Korg and ask when their 84 bit update is coming. :mrgreen: Doesn't say when, but... http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=75219 The first post in the above thread has this link: http://www.korg.com/services/KorgCompatibility.xlsx The spreadsheet includes KO...

I guess it goes without saying, but instead of adding a new MIDI track just duplicate your Garritan MIDI track and change the output to "Wah Pedal : track name : insert x". Then on the Wah Pedal plugin, dial in the Pedal CC# that you want it to respond to--i.e. CC#1 or #7 in your example.

First of all I was wrong. Automation data (ramps, etc.) work fine with the Wah Pedal. Insert Wah Pedal plugin in the audio track to be wah'ed. Then you can draw in the automation data directly in your audio track. Look for automation type "Wah Pedal (pedal position)". Just make sure Wah Pe...