Using Logic Live with Stemming Tracks and Click Track

Hi J

I don't use Logic for live performance, I use Digital Performer, mainly because we have an extensive song list (400+) and calling up songs in Logic takes too long. DP has a function called "chunks" which can be used to put multiple songs into one project file and arrange them into set lists, or alphabetically as a master list. You can set the chunks window to play each song in order, or you can assign each song a number and select them from a controller. You can also change the order on the fly. Songs can be played one after the other automatically or you can set it to cue up the next song and wait for your start command

Since you only have 12 songs in your show, you could using Logic, put each song into one project, one after the other in the arrange window to make one long song. then you just have to press play and let it run. if you need to stop after a song you can do that manually or use meta data to automate the stop where you want.

You will be using a live drummer correct? Have you thought of how to send him a click track to follow? I use midi to a drum module sent into the drummers monitor.

Hope this helps

I am old school and running midi only. But even with that I have a number of set lists. it would be too much to put every thing into one project.

No problem playing songs in any order on a list in Logic. Onstage from Fluqe. Or you can use a four button trackball and USB Overdrive software to assign close song and start song to two of the buttons.
Another way is to put the songs in the dock, (I think it'll hold a hundred) full magnification, and position the cursor over the upcoming song, and hit three buttons on the trackball. (close song, select and start from beginning assigned and remapped from USB Overdrive.) If you really want to get fancy, and have a Unitor, you can jump a midi in to midi out, have logic "send program change on song opening", assign an unused controller to "start song from beginning" in Logic prefs, and logic will start automatically when opened.

oh yeah, I forgot about that. here is a link http://www.fluqe.com/