New Logic Manual

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New Logic Manual

I just uploaded a new Chapter of my Personal Manual for Logic Pro:

"Logic 7.2 - Using GarageBand3 Components"

Did you ever wonder about the relationship between Logic and GarageBand?
It is like ... Logic's Mom marries a new Dad who has a little son (GarageBand) that becomes the little step-brother. Poor Logic! Little GarageBand gets all the attention. The parents expect Logic to share his toys with GarageBand but on the other hand GarageBand gets most of the new toys first and poor Logic has to wait until he can play with them ...

But serious, if you have GarageBand installed on your Logic machine you will notice quite a few GarageBand items in your Logic popup menus. As a Logic PRO user, do you really have to care about that "kiddie" stuff? Let's find out.

In my manual I explain the integration of GarageBand in the Logic Pro application. Some components are actually useful in Logic and if you use GarageBand itself, you will find a better understanding of its functionality.

The free download is available at

http://homepage.mac.com/edgarrothermich/

Enjoy,

Edgar

G5 Dual 2.5G - 4.5GB RAM Mac OS X (10.4.5) Logic 7.2

Posted on Feb 25, 2006 4:02 PM

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Answer 1

Feb 25, 2006 6:07 PM in response to EdgarRothermich

hey thats what happens when you monopolize like Apple.

Purchase the emagic software where you have exclusive rights. Put it in your programs.

Many of the functions from Logic emagic are now ending up in garageband apple.

The manuel was pretty good!

Thanks

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Answer 2

jord

Level 5

5,230 points

Feb 25, 2006 7:16 PM in response to manofgodjay

You say this this like it's a bad thing. It's really not.

jord

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Answer 3

Stash-

Level 4

3,840 points

Feb 25, 2006 7:46 PM in response to manofgodjay

apple taken over logic is the best thing i'll say.

most the of the bugs were from emagic days, sure apple has introduce few since they got it but they've added alot than we ever hope for

by the way manuals are great Edgar. keep it up

stash

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Answer 4

Feb 25, 2006 9:58 PM in response to jord

it's not a bad thing. They just purchased a great program and allowed many other users the same function in their usual suite like ilife.

You can get good quality abilities to a very broad market of people.

It's brilliant! Money Talks. And so does good quality. Apple Rules.

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Answer 5

Aaron H

Level 2

400 points

Feb 25, 2006 11:26 PM in response to manofgodjay

That's technology! What do you think the guys who had to actually play there tracks live to tape think of us young punks with the endless options these home daws afford?!

Technology stands still for no man.

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Answer 6

Feb 27, 2006 1:06 PM in response to EdgarRothermich

Someone had a problem with the link or downloading a file with zeroK

If you have problem with the original link
<http://homepage.mac.com/edgarrothermich/>

try the full URL:

<http://homepage.mac.com/edgarrothermich/PersonalManuals/PersonalManuals.html>

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