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Rounik Sethi Jul 22, 2013 Logic Pro 71 comments Traducido por Google Translate
Check out our Logic Pro: Whats New In Logic Pro X course!
1. Introducing Logic Pro X
6. Overview of MIDI FX
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14. Flex Pitch Por lo tanto, usted tiene Logic pro X? Te encanta las nuevas caractersticas y prefiere utilizarla de Logic 9? Sin embargo, usted ha todava tiene algunos sintetizadores de 32 bits, como Sylenth , que no puede DAW insignia de 64 bits se ejecute en las manzanas? Es comprensible que usted puede sentir decepcionado ... Asegrese de que la escritura ha sido en la pared desde la lgica 9.1 (la versin de 64 bits) fue lanzado hace algunos aos, pero no lo hace sentir mejor que algunos desarrolladores an no han hecho sus plug-ins de 64 bits listo. Por lo tanto, si usted depende de instrumentos como Sylenth para sus chuletas musicales detener su llanto en la esquina de su estudio! Hay varias soluciones que impliquen alojamiento de su plug-in de 32 bits fuera de la lgica y el enrutamiento en Logic. Ahora algunas de estas soluciones se golpe su billetera: Vepro (pesado) y Plogue Bidule (ms razonable) son dos ejemplos. Sin embargo, la identificacin tiene gusto de compartir un mtodo que es gratuito y relativamente fcil de configurar con las manzanas un poco escondida AU Lab host.
AU Lab Qu?
AU Lab es una aplicacin excelente para albergar la unidad de audio plug-ins (instrumentos y efectos) in Su diseado como un programa de control de mezcla de audio gratuito para aquellos que no tienen Logic Pro o de otro host AU. Mencion que es gratis? Para seguir este tutorial, usted necesitar descargar e instalar AU Lab de Apple aqu: http://www.apple.com/itunes/mastered-for-itunes/
Una vez instalado, el youll tambin necesita instalar Cycling74s Soundflower si ya no has hecho. Esto le permitir a la ruta de audio entre las aplicaciones de tu Mac. Hay otras soluciones para hacer esto, pero me voy a estar usando Soundflower para este tutorial. Descarga Soundflower aqu: http://cycling74.com/soundflower-landing-page/
Nota: Si instala Soundflower usted necesitar reiniciar el Mac, as que asegrese de marcar esta pgina y vienen de regreso para continuar con este tutorial!
Paso 1 - Configuracin de AU Lab

Lanzamiento AU Lab! Usted debe saber que residen en sus Aplicaciones / Utilitarios / carpeta (o utilizar Spotlight para encontrar y poner en marcha). El lanzamiento itll escanear su sistema para las unidades de audio disponibles y usted ver la ventana de configuracin a continuacin.
Antes de seguir, paso atrs y pensar en lo que nos proponemos aqu. Idealmente, queremos AU Lab acoger nuestro 32-bit plug-in (enfermedad est utilizando la
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versin parcial de programa de los 32 bits Sylenth por Lennar Digital ). A continuacin, queremos crear las pistas relevantes en Logic Pro X, que nos permitan activamos Sylenth mediante el envo de datos de notas MIDI a ella ... y recibir la salida de audio del AU Lab en Lgica (para que podamos escuchar que se est reproduciendo). Con esto en mente, voy a ajustar la entrada de la pista de audio inicial en AU Lab en Ninguno y ajuste la salida de audio a Soundflower (2 canales).
Asegrese de ajustar la salida a Soundflower (2 canales) y no una funcin de la salida o salidas de la interfaz de audio.
Pulse Crear documento.
Paso 2 - Inserte un instrumento de 32 bits

Un canal de audio ha sido creado, pero de acogida no puede un instrumento plug-in all, as que elija Editar Elige tu preferido plug-in en el men emergente de instrumentos. Youll sabe por ahora Im que va directamente a Sylenth1Demo!
Elegir el instrumento de 32 bits de su eleccin.
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El plug-in se abrir y si se intenta activar con el teclado MIDI debera ver los medidores de nivel en el canal mvil. Sin embargo, usted no debe escuchar ningn sonido. Esto se debe a que hemos creado la salida de audio a travs Soundflower que no tiene una salida de destino todava. es decir, su no que sale de los altavoces internos o interfaz de audio. Bueno poner esto en marcha en Logic en el prximo par de pasos.
Sylenth en AU Lab.
Paso 3 - Configuracin MIDI externo en Logic Pro X

Lanzamiento de Logic Pro X. Ive cre un proyecto vaco y lo ms importante creado una pista MIDI externo. Bien usar esto para desencadenar Sylenth.
Cree una pista MIDI externo.
Abra la biblioteca y seleccione Sylenth1Demo
Ajuste la salida MIDI correcta para el canal en la Biblioteca.
Reproduccin de una nota en el teclado MIDI ahora debe dar lugar a Sylenth en AU Lab! Una vez ms, no hay sonido por el momento ... Pues frente a ese lado.
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Paso 4 - Configuracin de audio Preferencias

Ahora tenemos que decirle a la lgica de recibir su entrada de audio de la salida de los laboratorios de la UA, que nos pusimos a Soundflower (2 canales). Por lo tanto, elija: Logic Pro X En la ficha Dispositivos, cambie el dispositivo de entrada de Soundflower (2 canales) y retire el conjunto de dispositivos de salida de la interfaz de audio. Usted tambin tendr que asegurarse de que el software de monitoreo est marcada.
Ajuste el dispositivo de entrada en Logic para Soundflower.
Haga clic en Aplicar cambios y cerrar la ventana de preferencias.
Paso 5 - And Then There Was Sound

El ltimo paso para el xito (y por favor no salva esto como una plantilla cuando ests hecho!) Es la creacin de un objeto en Logic para recibir la salida de audio del AU Lab. Podramos crear un canal auxiliar, pero para este ejemplo Id preferiria crear una pista de audio para que se registre ms fcilmente Sylenth de audio Elija Track
El botn Formato de la entrada y la ranura de entrada se encuentran en la parte superior del canal en el mezclador o el Inspector.
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Haga clic en el botn Input Monitoring en la cabecera de la pista de audio para que pueda escuchar la seal de audio entrante de AU Lab en esa pista. Asegrese de que la pista MIDI externo seleccionado y, si no tienes un teclado MIDI conectado, pop teclado Lgica abierto usando Comando-K o Ventana Hit algunas notas y usted debe estar jugando Sylenth en Logic Pro X! Puede grabar MIDI a la pista como lo hara al utilizar hardware MIDI externo ... Adems, puede grabar la salida de AU Lab de la pista de audio mediante la seleccin de la cabecera de pista y golpear Record!
Felicidad! Ests en Logic Pro X y que est ahora en condiciones de desempear sus sintetizadores de 32 bits, registrar los patrones como MIDI y grabar como audio.
Esta es una solucin til para mantenerlo utilizando sus sintes y efectos favoritos antes de que sus versiones de 64 bits estn disponibles. Ah, y no olvide guardar la configuracin en AU Lab y guardar su proyecto de Logic Pro X como una plantilla. Estaban interesados &en saber de otras maneras youve encontraron usar plug-ins de 32 bits de Logic Pro X. Dinos en los comentarios.
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Jul 22, 2013 Gary Hiebner Excellent tip Rounik! Now don't have to feel so lost in Logic X without Sylenth. Reply Jul 22, 2013 Jonathan Great tip - thanks Rounik. Is there any way to get Sylenth to sync to the tempo of Logic using this method? Thanks J Reply Jul 22, 2013 Rounik Thanks Jonathan! Actually, I'm not really a Sylenth user (hence my use of the demo version in the tutorial!), so I didn't even think of it. I'm not sure if it is possible to tempo sync using AU Lab ... hmmm, perhaps Mainstage or JBridge would work better for that. :) Reply Jul 22, 2013 David Man, this is a lot of work to get old tech to work with new tech... I'm sure theres plenty of 64 bit plugins that are just as good (or better) than the old 32 bit plugins that the 3rd party developers seemed to have abandoned? personally, i'd feel uncomfortable using any software where the last update on their website was in 2009 o.0 Thanks for posting this, but I hope that LPX will mostly get people to move forward :-) Reply Jul 22, 2013 Jonathan OK - I didn't know you could do the same trick with MainStage...? Thanks J Reply Jul 22, 2013 Pond This is *identical* to the approach I posted about on Apple's Logic Pro discussion forums several days ago: http://discussions.apple.com/thread/5176726 ...except the author doesn't mention any of the downsides, not least AU Lab instability and overall latency.
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As far as sync etc. goes - this treats your software plugin as an external MIDI instrument, totally independent of Logic as if it were sitting its own metal box in a rack somewhere. Reply Jul 22, 2013 Rounik Hi David, It seems like more work than it is... but I agree with your sentiment. I personally prefer to work with as stable a setup as possible and therefore am sticking with 64-bit plugins mainly with Logic Pro X. I really wrote this for the benefit of some friends who use Sylenth and are waiting for it to become 64-bit. I only see this method as a workaround - not an everyday solution for using multiple 32-bit plugins in LPX :) I really hope most devs update their plugins soon to 64-bit so we can all move into the 64-bit future with no more baggage ;-) Reply Jul 22, 2013 Rounik Hi Pond, I've answered your post on the Apple Discussions forum too. Once again, thanks for your observation. Great to know you cam up with the same solution. It's no surprise that 2 or more users can come up with this... I've been using Soundflower and building complex Logic Environments for years - learning and teaching Logic... so that you came up with a similar/same solution would suggest that great minds think alike? ;-) Thanks for posting your comment here :) Reply Jul 22, 2013 Pond I just thought it was worth pointing out that there are stability and latency implications. Some AUs make AU Lab crash outright and Soundflower has been prone to hiccups/dropouts IME ever since Lion. If only there was a decent Rewire-capable AU host at low/no price then that'd allow for deeper integration at lower latency. Reply Jul 22, 2013 Lung Rounik, is there any benefit to using AU Lab as opposed to MainStage? I've been meaning to try MainStage 2 since it's already on my hard drive but just haven't gotten around to it yet. In any case, how's the latency if not negligible? I won't be using Soundflower but actually the front end mixer that comes with my audio interface to route audio by the way, for what its worth. So figures may be different. Reply Jul 22, 2013 FrankSalvato Brilliant! It's plain to see that MPV is quickly on it's way to be THE place for those serious about music Production with Logic Pro. Reply Jul 23, 2013 Daniel Brourman Could you show us how to automate Sylenth using this method? I want to upgrade to Logic Pro X but I use Sylenth a lot and I'm wondering if automating will be more difficult and slow my work flow down. Reply Jul 23, 2013 Rounik Hi Lung, The only benefit I can think of is that AU Lab is free and MainStage costs a very very reasonable amount! So, my tip here is designed to be completely free (as in free lunch!) but certainly Mainstage is an excellent way to go too. I also feel AU Lab is more streamlined and easier to setup for those that don't know about MS. Yes, Soundflower can introduce some latency into the process. From my tests it's pretty minor, but for other "serious" players it could be a deal breaker. Routing through your interface should give better results!! Let us know :) Reply Jul 23, 2013 Rounik Thanks Frank! We aim to please :) Reply Jul 23, 2013 Rounik Hi Daniel, This is really a workaround - so it's not perfect or ideal for the long haul. It's also a free technique... I'd suggest checking out JBridgeM (VST only host) which costs around $10 I believe. I haven't had time to try it but it could be possible to automate parameters there. Good luck and let us know if you have any success.
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Reply Jul 23, 2013 putte Thanks a lot for this well explained workaround. What I dont get yet is how to make use of my effects using this method? Id be happy fpr hints. :) Reply Jul 23, 2013 putte To be more precise: Is there a way to simply add 32-bit effects to my audio tracks? Reply Jul 23, 2013 gabriel jung hello it works fine! Is it now possible for me to get it play some of my logic pro 9 profects where i used slenth1 aswell! greetings from germany Reply Jul 23, 2013 Rounik Thanks putte! To be honest I haven't properly tried using 32-bit audio fx in LPX. It's more complex really and I think would require a much more complex workaround. Personally, I'd load up Logic Pro 9 or another 32-bit capable DAW and run them there. Reply Jul 23, 2013 Rounik Hi Gabriel, Glad it's working well for you. Unfortunately, that won't work because Logic Pro X can't directly host 32-bit plug-ins and there's no way I know of for AU Lab to know the settings of Sylenth from a Logic 9 project. If you're in any way heavily reliant on 32-bit plugins as used in a previous project I'd recommend still using Logic Pro 9 for those projects. The good news is: I've heard on the grapevine that Sylenth 64-bit is being worked on as I type... :) Reply Jul 23, 2013 Lung Thanks for the answers, Rounik! Reply Jul 23, 2013 Utopian 811 I would like to suggest the VEPro method. It's very easy to use, syncs, and while it costs a few $$$ the included "Epic Orchestra" library is a pretty good basic sample library that can be used with awesome results. That and the big plus that it takes the issue of Logic's CPU balancing (or lack of it) and lets you optimize your computers power. This used to be a so so app a few years ago, but in the last year has become the best option out there for either using multiple computers for sample library use for composers or if you just wanna use any older computers or something like a Mac Mini as synths... George Leger III www.georgetechguru.com Reply Jul 23, 2013 gabriel jung Ok thank you very much anyway!I already started finishingmy old projects with logic 9 Reply Jul 24, 2013 Gavin fivepastcrew Excellent work Rounik.. Reply Jul 24, 2013 Rounik Hi George, I agree. The VEPro method is preferable, more reliable and useful... But most people seem to be looking for a free solution/workaround to tide them over. Definitely VEPro would be a good investment if the user is serious and able to open their wallet ;-) Best, Rounik
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Reply Jul 24, 2013 Rounik Thanks Gavin! :) Reply Jul 24, 2013 gabriel jung Although its working Im still hoping for a 64bit version.It would just make things so much easier! Reply Jul 24, 2013 Rounik Hi Gabriel, I agree 100%... and there's some good news from Lennar Digital released today: http://www.lennardigital.com/modules/home/ From the Lennar Digital website: "23 July 2013 Recently we receive a lot of questions about how to run Sylenth1 in 64bit hosts on OSX, such as the new Logic X and Ableton Live 9. We are still working on a 64bit version of Sylenth1 and we're hoping to get it done before the end of this year. Until then there are a few options to run Sylenth1 in these hosts. You can find an example walkthrough here (links to this page). For Ableton Live it is recommended to use the 32bit version of Live to run Sylenth1. If you still need the 64bit version, you can use JBridge to run Sylenth1. " Reply Jul 24, 2013 gabriel jung Made my day !!! :) Reply Jul 25, 2013 Juan Zambrano Thank You very much for this tutorial, A Life Saver !!! I have only been able to play one instance of Sylenth on my Logic Pro X, whenever I try a second track, it all goes OMNI, so I hear the same performance with the different channels, Is there a way to have more than one Channel? Reply Jul 25, 2013 Juan Zambrano EDIT: I was able to play different instances of Sylenth on different tracks by changing de different instance's MIDI channels in the MIDI editors on each instance ( Upper right corner ) inside AU Lab's documents, but MIDI Channel 1 Can't be used, whenever I try to use MIDI Channel 1 it goes into OMNI mode, Using MIDI Channel 2 and above I was able to play several instances of Sylenth on one document... I don't think this is really the best way, but it seems to be working... Reply Jul 25, 2013 Johnny I understand some users have used Jbridge and maschine, can some give a walkthrough on how to do this? I have both and I'm struggling and poor Joao at Jbridge is being very helpful but we haven't got round it yet for my mac, just wanna make sure 'm doing it right Johnny Reply Jul 25, 2013 Jimi B Is there any way to run Superior Drummer in logic pro x? I just got it days before LPX launched, and I'm new to both. Any suggestions? Reply Jul 27, 2013 Leon I tried this method and I can get sound coming through the Audio channel but not the MIDI. I have an old project which I converted to MIDI data and opened on Logic X and I need to add a 32 bit AU to it, any idea what I did wrong? Reply Jul 27, 2013 Rounik Hi Jimi B, sure! Superior Drummer 2 is 64-bit compatible so it will appear in the Instrument drop-down menu on a Software Instrument Channel strip :) Reply Jul 27, 2013 Rounik Hi Leon, Try it in a new Logic Pro X project, maybe restart AU Lab too... Hope it works for you. Reply
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Jul 28, 2013 Thanks for the run down on that I have to use software like this for a living it's really bull&#@t that it doesn't run 32bit 3rd party plugs, the work around is so much of a pain in the ass that I'm really reluctant to move forward with this version. I've been with Logic since 8 and I'm beyond frustrated that this simple compatibility service hasn't been added to this version. I live in 3rd party plugs and I'm not interested in performance and latency issues or having to run soundflower or and AU Lab work around's. In short; if they don't figure out better 32bit support then Logic X can go eat **************. Logic Pro 9 is great, and if it ain't broke...... Don't fix it. Reply Jul 29, 2013 Jimi B Got it... Thanks Rounik, best of both worlds! SD & Drummer work well in LPX. Thanks for the prompt response. Reply Jul 29, 2013 Utopian 811 Hi Rounik, I did a tutorial that is on You Tube about using Logic Pro X and VEPro 5 together to run 32 bit plug-ins. Can I post the link here so people can see the difference in running the AU Lab VS VEPro, or would you prefer I start a new topic (which I might have already done). Since it seems like the topics are related, and that the VEPro method is much easier (though more costly) and I think people would want to see just how easy. Thanks George Leger III AKA George Tech Guru. BTW I have no affiliation or connection with the people at VSL. I bought and paid for their software that I'm using for this tutorial. Also, if you do buy VEPro, you will get the "Epic Orchestra" sample library free with it. This is a 3 GB sampled orchestra, simple to use, and fantastic sounding, a great addition to ones sample collection. Reply Jul 29, 2013 Rounik Hi Jimi B, glad to hear it :) Reply Jul 29, 2013 Rounik Hi George, Sounds like a good new thread for the macProVideo.com Logic forums :-) Reply Jul 29, 2013 Utopian 811 Done... If anyone wants to see my video on Logic Pro X and VEpro running Sylenth, cheak out the link in the post I did about it... Thanks, George Reply Jul 30, 2013 Au Labs Thanks for the info, The AU labs crashes on my system while validating plugins. Reply Aug 05, 2013 Andres Thanks for the great tutorial! But how do you automate synth parameters in Logic Pro X? If someone can answer to this question, I'd appreciate that! :)) Reply Aug 05, 2013 don salmon hi, this workaround was great for getting Miroslav Philharmonik (a 32 bit plug in for now - supposed to be updated to 64 by the end of the year) to work in Logic X. I'm still having trouble getting two different MIDI sounds at the same time. I've been fiddling around with different channel assignments in both MIroslav and Logic X. I can do another workaround - I can record each track as an audio track, but that way I don't get to hear what the various sounds are like together before the audio recording. Anyway, if anybody knows how to deal with this, I'd really appreciate it. (or, heck, I'll just do the recording in Logic 9!!) Reply Aug 12, 2013 CHRONOJAZZ Hi Rounik, thx so much for the workaround,tremendously helpful.. have hit a slight snag tho... i'm trying to get Xln's Addictive Drums to work
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with a midi kit but it wont trigeer on any midi channel.. it plays the demo audio fine with the AU Lab workaround but i cant seem to get it to trigger from either a midi kit or a keyboard controller...the kit and keys are triggering the new LPX kits just fine, but not AD.. All midi channels have been tried and the midi is going in ,but in the tutorial when is says i should see the channels show the kit sounds without hearing them ,they aren't being triggered. Any help/ideas most welcome... On the upside i can now trigger RMX kits from the midi kit which i couldn't do in LP9..Which is nice.. Cheers, i've just found this forum and it's excellent. Thx again, -CJ Reply Aug 12, 2013 Rounik Hi ChronoJazz, No problem at all :) Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with Addictive Drummer. Have you setup each track in Logic to its own MIDI channel? hmmm... not too sure I'm afraid. I didn't consider multi-instruments when writing this tutorial. If you find a solution do let me know. I'll have time to take a look over the weekend maybe. If I discover anything I'll let you know... though, a better solution to using AU Lab and Soundflower would be VEPro (a few hundred dollars) - it can run 32-bit plugins in Logic Pro X... and I believe it'll work a lot better. Another author has written about this recently... so stay tuned to macProVideo as we'll publish it in the coming days. Best, R Reply Aug 12, 2013 Utopian 811 FYI Addictive Drummer IS 64 bit now. Just download the latest version at the site. Reply Aug 14, 2013 henkx Hi Rounik, thank you very much for your contribution! I tried to run Steinbergs virtual guitarist, I get sound, but the plugin won't play as it should, you can hear only the first chord but no groove follows. After a few moments the first chord can be heard again and so on. In this discussion Main Stage was mentioned: Do I need version 3 or could do version 2, delivered with Logic Studio, do the job? Itried to connect Main Stage 2 and Logic X, but it did'nt wor so far. If someone could give me a hint, I would be very glad. Best wishes henkx Reply Aug 15, 2013 henkx Hi there, finally I got it to work with MainStage 2, seems to be ok far now. One thing I always wanted to know: If I want to use Vienna Ensemble, it has to be Ensemble Pro? With the VSL Special Edition there came the Ensemble, but I only could create instances with Vienna instruments. Best regards henkx Reply Aug 16, 2013 Utopian 811 Yes you need Vienna Ensemble Pro to use it as plug-in host. Reply Aug 18, 2013 Komplete 8 Ultimate on Logic Pro Hi guys, I came here looking for a solution, when I realised my Komplete 8 Ultimate sounds disappeared from Logic Pro X. Just to confirm: Is the issue people are encountering got to do with Logic ProX not detecting Komplete 8 at all? Or is it that Komplete 8 fx don't work? I use Komplete 8 Ultimate and at first I had a hard time finding it on Logic Pro X. But now, I got a way out. But I have to tested that all the plugins work. Reply
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Aug 18, 2013 bobdemaa I'm wrapping up a couple of days worth of working on a 32bit interface that is reliable. I mainly need to insert a couple of plug-ins that are still 32 bit, but like working in Logic X for the most part. AU Lab for whatever reason does not like FLUX plug-ins, and AU lab seemed a little crash, had to bail on that. Tried Vienna Ensemble Pro, but there's too many hoops to jump through and my ability to get audio to just consistently pass through like a plug-in would just wasn't happening for me. It's likely that the intention of VEP is meant for slightly different uses than I need. I decided to give RAX a try, from Audiofile-Engineering. They've made some great improvements on this application which I hadn't tried since many years ago. It's been working great and lets me use Logics I/O plug-in to get in and out of it which I prefer for my workflow. Rax also has the added benefit of VST support. It also looks like it has Multichannel support up to 8, I may have to try that with surround mixes from Pro Tools where I'd like to use some VST's... As with all things, YMMV, but this seems a good solution for now. Reply Aug 23, 2013 G.F. Big Hi Rounik, Thanks for the tip. Is it possible to run instances of, say, Miroslav and Sonik Synth 2 in the same project via this method? Thanks, G.F. Reply Aug 25, 2013 Rounik Hi G. F. I think it'll be tricky to set up with this method... However, stay tuned to: www.askaudiomag.com in a few hours from now we'll publish an article on running 32-bit plug-ins (multiple ones too) in Logic Pro X using VEPro. :-) Reply Aug 25, 2013 G.F. Big Thanks for your reply, Rounik. VEPro costs mucho pesos, non? Reply Aug 25, 2013 Rounik Hey GF, Admittedly is does cost... seems to be about 150 Euros (probably about the same in dollars). http://www.vsl.co.at/us/211/497/537/1456/1083.htm But, a few of our authors tell me you get a lot of bang for your buck with it... lots of excellent features and sounds. Also, looks like a very efficient way to run 32bit plug-ins in Logic Pro X. :) Reply Aug 25, 2013 G.F. Big Again, Rounik, thanks. In looking around for this software, am I missing something when I see that it is only a host for sample libraries bought separately, or does it have its own instruments? Reply Aug 25, 2013 Rounik Hi G. F., Oops. My bad... so yes, if you get VE Pro you get a 9 GB collection of high-quality samples: http://www.vsl.co.at/en/211/497/1685/1990/2016/1703.htm And, yes, that means the price creeps up too... though if you're already in the market for orchestral samples I've heard it's a good buy! We'll be publishing the article on using VE Pro to host 32-bit plugins in Logic Pro X on Monday (tomorrow)... so take a look through the steps (very few involved) to get a sense whether it's the route you'd like to take. Best, Rounik Reply
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Aug 25, 2013 Utopian 811 Well, there is a tutorial that goes through the VEPro/Logic Pro X 32 bit plug-in setup here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N18kLZMo_2o George Reply Aug 26, 2013 Rounik Hi All, We've just published our article on using VEPro to host 32-bit plugins in Logic Pro X (you'll find it here at macProVideo.com) or here at AskAudioMag.com: http://www.askaudiomag.com/articles/how-to-run-32-bit-plug-ins-in-logic-pro-x-using-vienna-ensemble-pro Thanks! Reply Aug 29, 2013 scottyv I recently completed this and got everything working ,thank you. The only issue I have is when i add another software track, sylenth still plays when i use my midi controllers on other instruments? Any ideas on how to fix this? Reply Sep 06, 2013 JonStranks I'm completely new to logic and I'm having trouble.. I've followed all the steps and when I play on Logic's keyboard It's lighting up the bar but no sound is coming out? I think It might have to do with Step 5, where you're meant to set the Input Format button to Stereo because I couldn't work out how to do it, thanks! Reply Sep 06, 2013 JonStranks I'm also having trouble saving it as a template, it comes up with, 'Please choose a location in the template folder or one of its subfolders!' Thanks Reply Sep 07, 2013 Rounik Hi JonStranks, In other projects do you have sound coming through? Have you set your Audio Device for input and output correctly in the Logic Pro > Preferences > Audio window? Is the channel strip for the track setup correctly with its output and input? In terms of setting the stereo format button/input for the audio track click on the track header and in the Inspector on the left is its channel strip. Next to "Input" you should see a circle (mono) or interlinked circles (stereo). clicking on this button will toggle the input type between the two. Clicking on the word "Input" will allow you to set the input for the audio channel. Hope this helps. And regarding templates, simply choose File > Save as template... Choose a name and make sure the location is set to: Users/~/Music/Audio Music Apps/Project Templates/ :) P.S. I'd highly recommend checking out the Logic Pro X video courses here to help you master Logic quickly: http://www.macprovideo.com/logic Reply Sep 09, 2013 Lorenzo I got it to work except for one thing. I imported a midi clip from Ableton, to use in Logic. When I play the keyboard, the audio plays through just fine. However, when I add the midi clip to the same track and hit play, no audio comes through. Is there a way to fix this? I would love to be able to edit and humanize this midi performance in Logic instead of exporting an audio track from Ableton. Thanks! Reply Sep 10, 2013 Rounik Hi Lorenzo, That sounds like a different issue.
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Have you tried importing the MIDI clip to a different software instrument track in Logic? It should work fine as long as it's on the correct track (i.e. not on the audio track). :) Reply Sep 10, 2013 Lorenzo I got it to work. I'm not sure why this worked but disabling the "record enable" on the external midi track allowed the audio to pass through once the midi clip was placed on the track. On a separate note, it seems unfortunate that I cannot record audio while this reroute occurs, since I have to change the input to my audio interface. I guess that means I will need to bounce the track down to an audio file first, which isn't a huge deal. Thanks for the work-around! This saved me a lot of time. Reply Sep 18, 2013 Jesus Hello, so i have Logic Pro 9 and recently download Logic X, i did everything what here says and it worked, but now i want back to use the Logic 9, so i opened logic 9 and neither Sylenth Or Nexus appears on plugins. Can someone help me please. Reply Sep 21, 2013 David J Hello, Thanks for this tutorial. I'm having problems with hearing sound... (FWIW I'm an relatively experienced Logic user - at least of the previous versions :-)) I can see the signal on the MIDI channel, and when I hit the keys on the plugin (Sylenth) within AU Lab I can hear sound, but when I'm back in LPX, nothing. Can someone help ? Reply Oct 18, 2013 sylenth I think that the people from syleth 1 are being lazy and slow on the 64 bit version .it use to be my main synth now i use nexus 2 because they got good sound and is 64 bit without having to jump a bunch of hoops sorry lennar but i was looking forward to silent 2 64 bit and with other much needed improvements. i still love how it sounds so hopefully soon Reply
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Cmo ejecutar 32-bit plug-ins de Logic Pro X

1. Introducing Logic Pro X

Paso 1 - Configuracin de AU Lab

Pulse Crear documento.

Paso 2 - Inserte un instrumento de 32 bits

Elegir el instrumento de 32 bits de su eleccin.

Paso 3 - Configuracin MIDI externo en Logic Pro X

Cree una pista MIDI externo.

Abra la biblioteca y seleccione Sylenth1Demo

Ajuste la salida MIDI correcta para el canal en la Biblioteca.

Paso 4 - Configuracin de audio Preferencias

Ajuste el dispositivo de entrada en Logic para Soundflower.

Haga clic en Aplicar cambios y cerrar la ventana de preferencias.

Paso 5 - And Then There Was Sound

1. Introducing Logic Pro X

14. Flex Pitch

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