Appleinsider reports that Apple will be announcing a new version of Logic Platinum at NAMM -- which kicks off tomorrow.
Originally posted by vixapphire
looks like it's time to shell out another $160 for the latest upgrade!
i anticipate it's going to have true 32-bit floating point, like cubase sx, and that additionally, perhaps emagic/apple will intro an audio interface (something with analog i/o for the g5's toslink connectors, perhaps; or a firewire box a la the motu 828).
in any event, it should be interesting!
has anyone tried the sound diver beta for osx yet? i've downloaded but not yet booted it up. even though i've got an apple, emagic interfaces and synths with emagic's own profiles in sounddiver 3 (os9), that software seems chronically unable to scan properly for devices. i hope they can get it together for osx and make sd finally be worth something more than an object of scorn!!!
Well, ProTools is the target as far as FCP users are concerned. The problem with Logic has been that it's principally geared to music recording. Audio post for video projects is a different beast with a different workflow. If Logic can provide a clean workflow for OMF-based mixing, with good control surface support, uncluttered by a bunch of virtual instruments and midi-based stuff, great.Originally posted by sventvkg
well if has all the features of Logic plat. 6, plus integration of all the cool Garageband looping features and a new easier to work with GUI that makes Audio Editing at least 80% as intuitive as Pro Tools That will nail the coffin on Digidesign for me!!!....and a lot of other people too...Apple will have a MONSTER hit..
Originally posted by whilemyg4gently
I wonder what will happen forthose of us who are already Logic Platinum users. I myself have purchased a number of the optional Emagic plugins, and would love to get the rest at a discounted upgrade rate. I don't know why neither Apple nor Emagic have addressed this issue. I do know I wouldnt mind it at all if for that aformentioned $160 I could own a copy of Space Designer and the Es2, let alone the rest of the assortment. Either way, I just hope they don't forget about the long time users.
Originally posted by fearless
The problem with Logic has been that it's principally geared to music recording.
Originally posted by whilemyg4gently
I wonder what will happen forthose of us who are already Logic Platinum users. I myself have purchased a number of the optional Emagic plugins, and would love to get the rest at a discounted upgrade rate. I don't know why neither Apple nor Emagic have addressed this issue. I do know I wouldnt mind it at all if for that aformentioned $160 I could own a copy of Space Designer and the Es2, let alone the rest of the assortment. Either way, I just hope they don't forget about the long time users.