Battery 3 in Logic 8

Bit of a long shot but is there any way to listen to each drum sound before you load it into the cell like in Logic's ultrabeat?

Yes, but I was wondering if you could listen to each drum sample before you load it into the cells like in ultrabeat, would save a lot of time.
Guess it isn't possible...

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My computer has been seen at Genius bar 6 times for freezing up, reloaded all original settings and even went to the apple shop where they replaced the battery and logic board. Still freezes after I try to reload iTunes stuff and app stuff from apple

my computer has been seen at Genius bar 6 times for freezing up, reloaded all original settings, all of their diagnostics, and they even sent it to the apple shop where they replaced the battery and logic board. Still freezes after I try to reload iTunes stuff and app stuff from apple, especially iPhoto which is seems to refuse to load and then begins freezing up all over again. Anyone else have this problem. Other than this, I have had absolutely no problems with this computer. Now, it's a file of junk.

Hi Ronald ...
Have you checked lately to see how much free space there is on the disk? Especially since iPhoto freezes at launch ...
Click your Apple menu icon top left in your screen. From the drop down menu click About This Mac > More Info > Storage
Make sure there's at least 15% free disk space.
And make sure the OS X software is up to date.
Click the Apple  top left in your screen.
From the drop down menu click: Software Update
If you have anti virus software installed or are using third party Mac cleaning utiliites, that may be part and parcel of the your problems.

2007 15 inch MacBook Pro With Bad Battery, Bad Logic Board, Unreliable USB Ports - Good News Story?

I'm posting this to put it out there just in case someone else has had similar experiences. My MBP is a 2007 with the Intel Core 2 Duo 2.15 GHz processor running 10.6.8. I've had it since 2009, and it has been a flawless machine for me until recently.
In the last two weeks, the mouse would no longer respond to touch - it felt mushy instead of clicking. The machine also was extremely sensitive to any touch on the top of the computer. Lastly, and most frustratingly, the USB ports would randomly stop working upon waking the computer up. I use it in clamshell mode a lot, with a mac keyboard and a kensington turbo mouse. Often, the mouse would not work upon waking the computer up. Rebooting was the only solution and I was doing a lot of rebooting. This is my everything computer - work and personal - so I wanted someone to look at it.
I took it into a local business that specializes in Mac repair since it was vintage. After a day, the tech called me and said that the battery was split and that my other issues were probably logic board problems, and the logic board would be hard to find and expensive to replace. He said I might be able to use it without the battery, but that obviously would be a pain. The tech felt such pity for me that he did not even charge me the diagnostic fee.
I tried using it without the battery and the machine was extremely jittery in its response, plus the mouse button would still not work. I put the bad, split battery back in, and it did respond better (though not the mouse). I have just enough knowledge to know that electronics can behave very strangely when their batteries are bad and this one was especially bad. Against the tech's advice, I spent $69 for an Anker replacement battery from Amazon. I put it in, and all of my problems have gone away - including the mouse which now clicks just like it did 5 years ago when I bought it. It might be total coincidence, and I'm certainly not saying to anyone that if you have similar issues with your older, but much beloved MBP, that this will do the trick, but I did want to get this out there because $69 for a new battery is a lot better than >$1200 for a new machine (if you do not currently have or want to spend the money).
I do a weekly time machine backup and I will be really sad when this computer finally gives up the ghost, but since I've gotten a lot of good information from these forums, I wanted to pass this information along in the hope that it might help someone in the community. The two Steves have my undying admiration and respect.

I'm posting this to put it out there just in case someone else has had similar experiences. My MBP is a 2007 with the Intel Core 2 Duo 2.15 GHz processor running 10.6.8. I've had it since 2009, and it has been a flawless machine for me until recently.
In the last two weeks, the mouse would no longer respond to touch - it felt mushy instead of clicking. The machine also was extremely sensitive to any touch on the top of the computer. Lastly, and most frustratingly, the USB ports would randomly stop working upon waking the computer up. I use it in clamshell mode a lot, with a mac keyboard and a kensington turbo mouse. Often, the mouse would not work upon waking the computer up. Rebooting was the only solution and I was doing a lot of rebooting. This is my everything computer - work and personal - so I wanted someone to look at it.
I took it into a local business that specializes in Mac repair since it was vintage. After a day, the tech called me and said that the battery was split and that my other issues were probably logic board problems, and the logic board would be hard to find and expensive to replace. He said I might be able to use it without the battery, but that obviously would be a pain. The tech felt such pity for me that he did not even charge me the diagnostic fee.
I tried using it without the battery and the machine was extremely jittery in its response, plus the mouse button would still not work. I put the bad, split battery back in, and it did respond better (though not the mouse). I have just enough knowledge to know that electronics can behave very strangely when their batteries are bad and this one was especially bad. Against the tech's advice, I spent $69 for an Anker replacement battery from Amazon. I put it in, and all of my problems have gone away - including the mouse which now clicks just like it did 5 years ago when I bought it. It might be total coincidence, and I'm certainly not saying to anyone that if you have similar issues with your older, but much beloved MBP, that this will do the trick, but I did want to get this out there because $69 for a new battery is a lot better than >$1200 for a new machine (if you do not currently have or want to spend the money).
I do a weekly time machine backup and I will be really sad when this computer finally gives up the ghost, but since I've gotten a lot of good information from these forums, I wanted to pass this information along in the hope that it might help someone in the community. The two Steves have my undying admiration and respect.

Cannot use Battery with Logic pro

An Know how to use battery2 with logic
because seems the logic au managerr can't find battery

hi
did you run the au validation programm? maybe if the validation crashed or didnt work you should update battery with the au hotfixes. battery 1 and 2 working for me since first installation.
if the registration of battery or other plug-ins expired they will also crash in the au manager.
best
marc

Battery, HD, Logic Board

In less than 3 years I had to change the Logic Board, HD and battery, and still not working OK. Is there many people like me?

In less than 3 years I had to change the Logic Board, HD and battery, and still not working OK. Is there many people like me?

Unplugged battery from logic board now it won't recognise there's a battery plugged in

So over the last week I've been having issues with my power cable, often it wouldn't work, sometimes it would but it wouldn't hold for long. After a week or so it started flashing green but sort of more dull green. No orange. After some extensive research I found a temporary fix was to unplug the battery from the board plug it back in and voila. Supposedly. So when that didn't work, and after spotting the tiny teeth marks right beneath the MagSafe bit from a very naughty kitten, I bit the bullet and paid the £60 (expensive when you're a jobless student, hey, times are tough) for a replacement charger, and the new cable worked a charm. BUT, now my MacBook says it's got no battery available and I'm thinking maybe I've been a bit of an idiot unplugging it. I'm on an early 2011 MBP running a version of snow leopard. I've done all the smc resets etc and the stuff for kernals? (I'm not mac proficient yet) and now I'm thinking maybe I need a new battery but I can't afford one or the diagnostic + replacement charges at the Genius Bar. So I pose this dilemma to you, the community, in the hopes that someone can help me. I can provide any extra info necessary so don't hesitate to ask. Many thanks for responses.
A confused, lost and terrified man.

Try the SMC again. Make certain that you use the correct instructions.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964
If no success, make an appointment at an Apple store genius bar. The diagnosis will be FREE. Any repairs will not be free but you will know exactly what you are dealing with.
Since you MBP does not even recognize the battery suggests that there is a connection break. I'm wondering if damage was done when you disconnected and then reconnected the battery (to the battery connection).
Ciao.

Logic 7.2.x and Battery

I need your Help. I have Battery 3 running Logic 7.2.x on a G4 OSX 10.4.10
Problem #1:
When I setup my kit outside of Logic in Battery, including my controller key assignments and sounds, then save the kit, close Battery, Open logic, call Battery from the an instrument strip, I cannot trigger the pads from the same controller that was used outside of Logic.
Problem #2:
when I open Battery in Logic, and assign the pads to various AUX and then set those AUX to the various Battery assignments, I can only monitor Battery sounds if Logic is palying, not while it is still.
Thanks in advance.

Hi rockfort,
I can't help as I don't have Battery, but there is a separate Logic Pro 7 forum than this one.
I know you're thinking that there are people here that can answer this question, but they aren't using LP7 much, if at all any more and Battery may be acting differently with LP8 than with 7. Hense the forum separation.
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How do you use multiple outputs on a VSTi like Kontakt or Battery?

how do you use multiple outputs on a VSTi like Kontakt or Battery with Logic Pro 7.1? I've heard someting about using AUX busses, but can anyone please provide an actual clear, step by step basic guide?
I've had Logic 3 months now and just don't know how to do this yet, and have yet to actually find it in the manual!!
thx

http://www.sonikmatter.com/wiki/index.php/Tutorial:MultiChanAudioSetup

Doesn't recognize the power adapter. Have replaced battery and PRAM.

Howdy,
I'm having a devil of a time with my Powerbook. It won't recognize a power adapter.
It won't charge my battery.
Won't run when plugged into the power adapter.
The only way it works is for me to charge my battery in my girlfriend's Powerbook and then sprint through any work I try to get done.
I've replaced the PRAM with twice. (one i bought and the other I took from my girlfriend's which I 100% know to work) It didn't make a difference.
Below is the info from the system profiler "System Power Settings"
System Power Settings:
AC Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Automatic Restart On Power Loss: No
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Wake On LAN: Yes
Wake On Modem Ring: Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
Battery Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes): 5
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 1
Automatic Restart On Power Loss: No
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Wake On Modem Ring: No
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
Reduce Brightness: Yes
Battery Information:
Battery Installed: Yes
First low level warning: No
Full Charge Capacity (mAh): 3734
Remaining Capacity (mAh): 3374
Amperage (mA): -1231
Voltage (mV): 11770
Cycle Count: 235
AC Charger Information:
AC Charger (Watts): 0
Connected: No
Charging: No
Hardware Configuration:
Clamshell Closed: No
UPS Installed: No
If anyone has any suggestions I'll love them forever.
My sanity is going on this.

Welcome to the Apple discussions.
There's only 4 components in the charging circuit: power adapter, DC-in card, battery, and logic board. Do you know for a fact that your power adapter is working? If yes, then not running on the power adapter says either the DC-in card is bad (the card that has the jacks on the left side of the computer) or it's a logic board issue. Is the female jack where you plug the power adapter in visibly damaged, loose, or the case around the socket damaged? If the socket is wiggly loose, likely a new DC-in card is in order. Does the power adapter light up at all when you plug it in?
We had a similar, but not exact, situation recently on one of our Powerbooks, and ended up taking it to the Apple store, where they sent it to the Apple depot for repair. They replaced the logic board and put a new battery in. The Depot service returns the machine with anything needing repair, repaired. If everything is in good physical order, ie the case isn't damaged, it costs around $325, which is less than getting a new logic board put in at the store. If the case is damaged, a trip to the Apple depot costs more. A new DC-in card card + installation by Apple runs around $130, give or take. Used DC-in cards run around $75-$95 if you want to install it yourself.

New Logic Board = Significanlty Slower Mac

Recently I had my Macbook Pro shipped off for repairs for a number of problems I've had with it, and they ended up replacing the battery, superdrive, logic board, and display wiring. Since I've gotten back, my mac is noticeably slower. Boot up time has increased, And there is a one or two second delay in doing simple tasks like right clicking on the desktop and having the menu pop up, or double clicking a buddy in iChat to bring up a new chat window. I've used this computer for several hours a day, nearly every single day for the past 2 years, so I am very familiar with how long it takes to do different tasks. Any ideas as to to fix this?
I very reluctant to have to send it in again, because I use it for work, and I had to miss a week's worth of work to send it in the first time, and I can't afford to do that again.

Could you start Activity Monitor Application and see if anything is using lots of CPU or memory? Also could you open Terminal.app and type 'sudo dmesg' without quotes and then post the output?
One other thing to check is to go to System Profiler (Apple Menu Icon -> About This Mac -> More Info) and then check the status of the disk drive - it should say SMART Status verified.
If some process is hogging the CPU it may explain the slowness. What 3rd party software do you have installed?

If battery is in palce Powerbook G4 does not start

Hello,
I just had to change to AC adapter/recharger
Now my Powerbook G4 1.67 dual lawyer
will not start if a battery is in its compartment
tha fan goes wild for a minute of so then it shuts down
However, if no battery in the compartment, and plugged in with the CA Adapter/recharger
it works just fine
I have tried 3 batteries, and all give the same problem
I ran Hardware test, and all is fine
I reset the PRAM (while no battery in compartment) and I reset the PMU
Still no results, same problem
any ideas ?

The Apple hardware test doesn't test the charging circuit, so you need to debug it based on what's happening with the system. When it tries to start, with the battery in, the fans go crazy, and it shuts down sounds like a logic board issue. The fact that you tried 3 batteries with the same results doesn't leave alot of things to look at. There are 4 components, maybe 4.5 components to the charging circuit: power adapter, DC-in card, battery and logic card. Some suggest the PRAM battery should also be considered. So, adapter is new and runs the system without battery. That means DC-in card is working. 3 batteries don't work. All sort of points to logic board.
If the system is working on power, and you put it to sleep, with the white LED pulsating ... if you disconnect the power does the light continue to pulsate? If not, replace the PRAM battery (www.macsales.com has new PRAM batteries for some models). Then re-evaluate if it will run with battery. If not, then run only on power, or replace logic board.

Had Power Adapter replaced, battery icon not showing charge

Hello, hoping you guys can help me out. Recently, my power adapter had burned out (wouldn't show charge/light up at all). I've had it replaced as of today and is working fine (Whoo!), but now a new problem's come up.
I admit I used my battery to it's limit while waiting for the new adapter, and while the light on the adapter is green, the battery icon on my screen is showing 0%. Pressing the button on the battery only gives me one green light.
I've heard something about Re-Calibrating the battery in my manual, but I'm unsure if that's the best course for my case. Here's my Power System Profile, if it helps:
AC Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 5
Dynamic Power Step: Yes
Reduce Processor Speed: No
Automatic Restart On Power Loss: No
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Wake On LAN: Yes
Wake On Modem Ring: Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
Battery Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes): 0
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 1
Dynamic Power Step: No
Reduce Processor Speed: Yes
Automatic Restart On Power Loss: No
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Wake On Modem Ring: No
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
Reduce Brightness: Yes
Battery Information:
Battery Installed: Yes
First low level warning: No
Full Charge Capacity (mAh): 3775
Remaining Capacity (mAh): 0
Amperage (mA): 0
Voltage (mV): 9821
Cycle Count: 56
AC Charger Information:
AC Charger (Watts): 65
Connected: Yes
Charging: No
Hardware Configuration:
Clamshell Closed: No
UPS Installed: No

Re-calibrating the battery is typically done with a new battery, where you charge it all the way up, then run it all the way down a couple of times. This calibrates the battery's internal electronics to the actual capacity of the battery. Not a concern here.
Looking at your battery stats, is your battery fairly new? It is showing 56 charge/discharge cycles, does that sound about right? Reason for asking is, if the battery is old, like maybe the original battery that came with the system, sometimes a dying lithium battery throws up screwy stats. If it is an older battery, that may be why it's not charging ... it's dead. However, if it is a newer battery ....
There's only 4 components to the charging circuit - power adapter, dc-in card, battery, and logic board. You have a new power adapter, and the system is seeing the 65 watt power adapter, so the power adapter and dc-in card appear to be OK. That leaves either a battery issue or a logic board issue. Do you have another battery you can swap in, or a friend with the same model PowerBook, or an Apple store nearby? If you swap another battery in, and it starts charging, and the current batter is an older one, then replace the battery. I used this one on mine, and others have had good things to say about it: http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/powerbook/battery/g4-15inch-aluminum/ . I would stay away from batteries sold on ebay, as there have been a number of people very disappointed with the lack of quality in the battery they bought.
If another battery won't charge, that would point to a logic board issue. We just had that on one of our PowerBooks, where it would charge, and it wasn't a power adapter, dc-in, or battery problem. The Apple store sent it off to the Apple Depot, for around $350, and they replaced the logic board as well as the battery. If they do more work, like replacing a dented case, the price goes up. If the Apple store replaces the logic board in the store, it costs around $750 or more.

Third party presets for battery 3 migrate to battery 4

I own battery 3 and logic 9 and Made presets of kits all for my BATTERY 3 in logic so theyre right there in my lib in Logic 9 .... Now i got into this battery 4 as well as LOGIC X..... all i want to do it make my battery 3 logic presets work for battery 4 .... I found the B3 presets and put them in a folder that seemed to have battery 4 see the presets but when i UPLOADED the battery 3 presets in battery 4 . The battery 4 would crash the program everytime when trying to load a B3 third-party preset in B4..... is there any converting i neeed to do the files from b3-b4 does anyone know anyway or even if its compatible to do such things... again incase i am unclear.... I want Battery3 third party presets that i made in logic 9 to now work and be accesed on logic X and battery 4....i know this is not a battery forum or native instruments forum... so for the people who want to help by saying oh i logic not battery.... atleast tell me where the third party presets folder "path" would be for Battery 4 when making presets in logic x ..... soo please let me rock out with this logic x and use my presets that i spent dys n days making.... as it is i cnt use jalf my plug ins with this 64 bit deal.... ATLEAST someone help me to get my battery 4 to open the same ish as my battery 4 ...Again please some help here...

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IPad Battery Charge

Hi, I'm using a iPad since 8 months, no problem till few days ago, when a experience a battery charge problem: with several USB cable e 3 different charger the iPad don't charge at all.
I have tried the charge and sync from my Mac, same situation: no synchronization no charge!
I did a switch off and on again of iPad: no results !!
I have tried a software reset: no results!!
Can somebody help me?
lamberto

Does the computer recognize the iPad? Does the iPad come on at all--like can you see the battery icon? Try and restore it. If that does not work, you may have a battery or logic board that failed.
Try these basic troubleshooting steps to eliminate a software issue.
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"NI Battery ERROR parsing input file 1.." Odd error..

hey everyone,
i know what you are all going to say, that it must be a problem with Battery, and that may be right, but i am exploring all possible options. Before this happened i made no changes/updates to Battery or Logic, it seems like this came out of nowhere. check out the screenshot below. after hitting ok, the program crashes entirely.
any thoughts?
Message was edited by: TwilightDragon19

hey everyone,
i know what you are all going to say, that it must be a problem with Battery, and that may be right, but i am exploring all possible options. Before this happened i made no changes/updates to Battery or Logic, it seems like this came out of nowhere. check out the screenshot below. after hitting ok, the program crashes entirely.
any thoughts?
Message was edited by: TwilightDragon19

PB doesn't always start up/won't run on charged battery

I have a 15" aluminum PowerBook that I've slowly been bringing back to life after it had a full mug of coffee dumped into it. I cleaned everything out and it's working again, for the most part. However, there are a couple of unresolved problems. The biggest is the computer doesn't always start up. I've also noticed that it won't run on the battery alone, even though the battery is fully charged. When unplugging the computer, the screen goes dark but the computer is still making noise -- it's running to some extent. Any pointers on how to get things running again properly would be greatly appreciated.

If you're able to charge the battery while it's in the computer, and pushing the button on the back of the battery shows all the LEDs lighting up, that suggests that you have a logic board problem. There are only 4 components to the charging circuit: power adapter, DC-in card, battery, and logic board. If what you described is that you can hook the power adapter up and charge the battery completely in the computer, the only component left is the logic board.
While there aren't any tests I've found to test the charging circuit, have you run the Apple hardware test or either of the TechTool programs to test the system? Insert your original OS X disk that says 'AHT Version x.x' in small print on the label. Reboot holding the option key down, choose the Apple hardware test, and when prompted choose the extended test. Does that give you any errors?

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