Using Ozone 4 with Logic

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Using Ozone 4 with Logic

Relatively new to Logic. Just downloaded Ozone 4 to try the mastering program. Can't seem to 'find' Ozone. I know it's on my Mac but I can't 'see' it while in Logic. There appears to be no way to open Ozone by clicking on it's icon. All that happens when I do that is I get the message 'install Ozone'. But it's already installed. Obviously something simple but sadly.... I'm simpler. Any help? Thanks

IMAC 24 inch, Mac OS X (10.5.6), 2.8 ghtz Logic Pro 8 Axiom 61 Apogee Duet

Posted on Apr 17, 2009 12:33 PM

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Answer 1

kingdominium Author

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Apr 17, 2009 6:18 PM in response to kingdominium

Found it!! Woooooo!!

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kingdominium Author

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Apr 17, 2009 7:09 PM in response to kingdominium

BTW, as a 'mastering' rookie I thought the mastering presets in logic sounded pretty sweet (and they do). Clearly though, I find the presets in Ozone to be just a bit better. Higher highs, clear penetrating lows, great 'loudness boost' etc. More presets too and over a larger variety of styles than Logic. Of course I'm only speaking of presets which, for the time being, a guy like me needs. Also, Ozone gives very good 'mastering tutoring' documentation with the product. I'm sure the 'mastering lessons' included with Ozone will only help with my understanding of Logic's mastering suite. I would highly recommend Ozone to any Logic users. For $249 not a huge buck. ~KIng

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Answer 3

Apr 17, 2009 11:36 PM in response to kingdominium

hi

if you've only got the demo version it will start adding silence blips after (30 days) I think.
However there is a way to carry on using it, though not in front of paying clients.

Steve

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mikehr

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Apr 18, 2009 1:02 AM in response to steve shadforth1

Dam and I went and bought it! : )

Nice little program and great interface to work with. I also use their noise reduction program which I would highly recommend.

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Answer 5

Apr 18, 2009 1:04 AM in response to mikehr

Hey, you did the right thing!!

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