M-Audio Enigma... Any Help?

I have an Ozonic and Logic Pro as well. Not sure what you mean by getting Enigma up and running with Logic. Enigma is the patch editor for the Ozonic (any other M-Audio controllers). It's a stand-alone application.

What are you trying to get your Ozonic to do with Enigma/Logic?

you can use enigma as an interface for your m-audio controller. that way you can edit it and configure it how you like and then save the settings to be recalled anytime you want.

I haven't really had that much success with it because i am using old style midi via rs422 modem serial port, rather than usb.

you still need to set up logic's environment so that the controller messages are read by the objects correctly. what to do is create an instrumtent and a monitor and check the midi messages that you can create with the keyboard. these then need to be passed to the correct instrument. you may need to assign the channels on your controoler correctly and then use a channel splitter in the environment to run into the audio objects.

you still need to set up logic's environment so that the controller messages are read by the objects correctly.

Not in Logic 7. Controller Assignment is the way to go.

Set up the MIDI controller whatever way you like, and then use controller assignment to use the controller like Logic Control.

You'll need to learn the Logic Control system, but it is the most flexible solution, and you can get LC XView to emulate the LC screen. ( http://www.opuslocus.com/lcxview/ )

Mike Davis, "M-Audio Enigma... Any Help?" #4, 06:30pm Oct 18, 2005 CDT

do I quickly upload the patch for ES2 and then my Ozonic starts controlling that??

No. You can leave the Ozonic as it is and use the methods described in the Logic Control documentation to address whatever parameters you wish to automate.

(of course, that assumes you have set up your controller assignments in Logic in the first place.)

Mike Davis, "M-Audio Enigma... Any Help?" #6, 08:14pm Oct 18, 2005 CDT

Ok, David, what purpose does Enigma serve then?

Not a lot, if all you are using the controller with is Logic.

The Control Surface supports system allows you to control nearly every aspect of Logic with only a (relatively ) few knobs, faders and buttons. That is it's purpose.

Mike Davis, "M-Audio Enigma... Any Help?" #8, 11:35pm Oct 18, 2005 CDT

Ahhh cool, where is the required reading for this?

Mainly in the Control Surface support section of the Logic Pro 7 Reference and the Logic Control section of the Logic Pro Control Surface Support manual, but for more clarity, you can look for a tutorial at the forum linked from the LC XView site which puts the functions in more practical terms.