Installing Logic Pro
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- akrokdesign0
i got this one...
The C01U USB Studio Condenser Mic is the first affordable studio condenser mic with a USB interface. - "YEAAAAAAAAAAH"!!! lol.
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http://computermusic…boobs - I got the same mic, I love it. A little big for travel though.nikdaum
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- blackspade0
im having this same freaking proble, just dont have enough room on my machine so cant install it, fucks sake
upgrading from 7 :(
- mg330
Hello all.
Just picked up a Duet today and getting it installed. Man, is it me or does simply listening to a song through headphones and itunes on this thing just sound excellent?
- boobs0
Duets are killer. They are the fully-lubricated ready-to-go smooth sweet bombpops of firewire audio interfaces.
- boobs0
Duets are to Firewire interfaces what Sophia Loren in the late 1950s was to feminine sexual attractiveness.
Wonderful.
- mg330
Seems like it. When I told the guy at Guitar Center (an unfortunate point-of-purchase when you want something RIGHT NOW) I was using a Line 6 Tone Port interface for recording, he just kind of shook his head and said, "uh, you're making the right step up with the duet."
I like the toneport but it goes berserk with Logic 8, which I also picked up earlier this month.
I'm only hoping I can still use the VST mode of the Line 6 Gearbox software, because I fell in love with tons of the included tones. Also, several songs I have in progress used saved tones in Gearbox that, frankly, I have no idea how to duplicate otherwise - not with Logic, and certainly not with my limited guitar gear at home. All my pedals and live stuff is at the practice space.
- Duet is so so so ultra killer for Logic. I got one, and now I know happiness.boobs
- boobs0
Dude,
You gotta join my new club. The Computer Music Club.
Oh, and I think somebody makes a VST to AU plug-in converter so you can run that right up the fucking greasy ass of Logic, and get yer guitar running fuck hot right into Scupture.
And shit like that there.
- mg330
Can anyone give any tips for recording a guitar straight into a duet and into logic?
I'm just really trying to get the hang of levels, input levels, volume, etc.
Should I keep my duet settings for instrument 1 and 2 and master volume the same generally and just adjust volumes in logic depending on how loud or quiet something is - different amps, that sort of thing?
- acescence0
you want to get a good level at your input, since the signal is still analog at this point. once your digital, you've got tons of headroom, but if you record a weak analog signal, your noise floor won't be much lower and you'll get more noise boosting gain later. but... be careful to not record too hot and clip the signal.
- acescence0
you also might get better results putting a DI box in between and going into the mic input
- mg330
Resurrecting this old thread. Wanted to post something I've been working on in Logic over the past week. Finally got my recording setup just as I want/need it, rewired my effects pedal board, got my Alesis Micron hooked up. General recording setup uses:
Oxygen 49 MIDI controller
Korg NanoPad drum controller
Apogee Duet firewire interface
guitar effects
Alesis Micron, running through effects pedals
Fender Telecaster, Epiphone Casinohttp://mg33.net/music/081111-1.m…
Just something rough, hoping to get 5 - 6 songs written by the fall and really try and polish them up.