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Freuman



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Re: Things you wish your DAW could do better new [Re: Folderol]
      #851400 - 04/08/10 01:35 PM
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Quote Folderol:


One of the guitar plugins has a control marked 'Brilliance' but it doesn't seem to help



Hehe...very droll!



I want the Alesis HD|24 in my mates studio to load projects onto my Mac quicker!



Edit: I just realised this sounds like I'm stealing his projects - I meant for collaborations/favours!

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11011110110010101111 - 110000001111111111101110 - 101110101101
Hexadecimal binary coding anyone?

Edited by Freuman (04/08/10 01:37 PM)


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Re: Things you wish your DAW could do better new [Re: Paul Nagle]
      #852029 - 06/08/10 06:09 PM
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Quote Paul Nagle:

Logic:

[...]

(e.g. screensets aren't remembered across two monitors when you're using the on-board dual monitor outputs).


Right then. For what it's worth, I just plugged a 2nd screen into my G5. There are 2 on-board monitor outputs, so I'm now using them both. I have not added a gfx card.

Happy to say screensets in Logic9.0.2 seem to work fine. No matter what I drag onto either screen, in terms of arrange window, mixer window, assorted softsynths, I can't seem to break it. Everything comes back fine when I switch screensets.

( And when I switch Spaces. Which is nice. )

Wonder if your problem relates to a particular model of Mac Pro ?


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Re: Things you wish your DAW could do better new [Re: Michael Dow]
      #852036 - 06/08/10 06:43 PM
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A good dedicated drum editor in Logic.... hypereditor does my head in!


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