Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I have a GR-30 and a JV-1080 that I would love to be able to do some
deep editing on my mac. I tried to get the public beta of sounddiver,
but you need a usb dongle. Anyway...is there a way to do deep editing
in Logic?

thanks,
-Pete

Kinda- I guess you could design an environment of controllers that 
transmit sysex messages, which you could assign to patches and do some 
editing. I don't know how to do this personally but maybe someone else 
on the list is better with environments and could verify if this could 
be done...

(Also how do you have Logic and not have a dongle? You do legitimately 
own your software don't you?)

Eddie
IMS

On Friday, June 10, 2005, at 02:59  PM, ppaul129 wrote:

> I have a GR-30 and a JV-1080 that I would love to be able to do some
> deep editing on my mac. I tried to get the public beta of sounddiver,
> but you need a usb dongle. Anyway...is there a way to do deep editing
> in Logic?
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Eddie Sullivan wrote:
> Kinda- I guess you could design an environment of controllers that 
> transmit sysex messages, which you could assign to patches and do some 
> editing. I don't know how to do this personally but maybe someone else 
> on the list is better with environments and could verify if this could 
> be done...
> 
> (Also how do you have Logic and not have a dongle? You do legitimately 
> own your software don't you?)
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I almost wrote one of these replies too but then noticed the subject line.
Logic Express doesnt have a dongle anymore (if it ever did)..
Its like all the other iApps except Logic Pro, just a serial # needed 
for install.

Pete, there was a book that came out from Apple on Logic 6 Pro (sorry 
the name escapes me at the moment perhaps someone else here can refresh 
my memory) that came with a dongle that was authorized for a 30 day 
trial of Logic Pro.. This dongle works for Sound Diver OS X.. Might 
wanna see if you can locate a copy of that at a Barnes and Noble or 
something.. The book may help with getting around Logic Express while 
youre at it, and at the same time you can then use Sound Diver OS X..


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Chris

http://www.descentrecords.com