EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

I really don't think we have to worry about Logic going the way of 
Vision. Gibson had completely different objectives in acquiring Opcode. 
And from what I hear, Final Cut Pro is better than ever since Apple took 
the reigns, so let's be optimistic.

-Mark

>I'm just basing my expectation on what Apple did with the 
>technology it bought to create iTunes and Final Cut Pro.  to the 
>best of my knowledge, the apps that were the backend for 
>iTunes and Final Cut Pro are no longer being developed.  I 
>would be very happy if Apple let Emagic continue development, 
>but I went through this before with Vision, and its no fun 
>switching music apps.  Personally, I think Apple would make out 
>the best by letting Emagic continue to develop products for the 
>Mac, while using its technology for Apple audio apps.  whether 
>people use Logic or Apple's app, they still make money.
>
>Paul
>
>
>> Not likely. Emagic is not disbanded. It's a separate company 
>owned by Apple.
>> More likely that the reverse is true. Apple will lend it's 
>resources to
>> Emagic for enhancements. I seriously doubt you'll lose any 
>existing
>> features. As a Mac user, you are likely to see improvements.