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Composition and mixing instructor John Davies explores the surprising differences and similarities of GarageBand and Logic Pro X. Indeed, Logic Express 7 is a remarkable program but complex in ways which defy direct explanation: you /5(33). The book is really helpful when attempting to understand the complexities of Logic Express 7. Other titlesĬreating and producing professional musicĪfter I purchased Logic Express 7, I was told that this book was excellent.

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I would like the performance of Pianoteq to be the same as a VST plug in as in stand alone mode.Īny assistance would be greatly appreciated.Logic Pro 8 and Logic Express 8 by David Nahmani One of the main benefits of Pianoteq over the sample libraries I have is that I typically don't worry about how many notes I have sustained at a given time - I just play. The problem is less severe but still occurs. I have changed the latency settings from 128 to 256 and turned on the low latency mode in Logic Express. I am using a Mackie Onyx 400F as my interface.

I don't have this problem with other plug ins. However, when I use Pianoteq as a plug in in Logic Express 8 and hold down the sustain pedal, the plug in shuts off if too many notes are being held, Logic Express stops recording and I get an error message. I have no problem whatsoever using Pianoteq in standalone mode on my iMac - no glitches, crashing, note stealing etc. I have been working on a solo piano project using Pianoteq. The FXP postings by forum members are also outstanding. To start (this is my first post) I am a big fan of Pianoteq and it is my go to piano for both live and studio work.