Help with CME UF transport in Logic!

Can anybody help with CME UF transport keys in Logic? How to make them work?

I don't know if any of this applies to your specific situation, but here are some things I've noticed.
*Mono Audio Channel Strip:*
If you click on an empty send slot and select a buss, a mono Aux Channel Strip is created. Even if you open a Mono->Stereo version of a reverb plug-in on the mono Aux Channel Strip, the sound of the reverb will still be mono. *(Even if you turn the mono Aux Channel Strip into a stereo Aux Channel Strip _after the fact_.)*
To get the desired Post Pan behavior, you would need to change the mono Aux Channel Strip to Stereo before you open the reverb plug-in. (In this case, since the Aux is now stereo, the only choice for the reverb plug-in will be Stereo.)
*Stereo Audio Channel Strip:*
If you click on an empty send slot and select a buss, a stereo Aux Channel Strip is created. The only choice for the reverb plug-in will be Stereo. The sound of the reverb will be Stereo.
If you wanted to have "Post Pan" reverb for a Stereo Audio Channel Strip, you should use the Direction Mixer for the panning because the Pan knob on Stereo Channel Strips is a Balance control. (Not true pan)
*Also of note:*
You can also create Aux Channel Strips by clicking on the + button at the left of the Mixer Window. The first time you click it, the dialog that opens defaults to Mono. If you change it to Stereo, it will default to Stereo until you change it again.
With all that said, my questions to you:
1. Is the Channel Strip with the Post Pan sends a mono Channel Strip?
2. How did you create the Aux Channel Strip for the reverb?
3. Is the Aux Channel Strip with the reverb a stereo Aux Channel Strip?

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The program basically looks at four inputs for either a low or high reading, and then based on those readings displays a value. Such as if inputs 1,2, & 4 were reading high, it would display 0. The new program I am trying to write is similar but instead needs to reference a list. The values it will read will have repeats in the cycle. The current programming would read the following based off the inputs: 0, 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180, 90, 240, 270, 300, 90. I need the program to look a list and see that instead of displaying 90 after 180 and 300, it should display 210 and 330 respectively.
Is there a way to do this?

A state machine might be a good approach here since you have so few positions in your encoder. Let each state read the encoder, and from the encoder value set it to the new state corresponding to the new position. This also allows the rotation to be counterclockwise as well as clockwise.
Example would be with a 2 bit encoder for instance. Assume that each bit change indicates a 30 degree angle change, it might read something like 00=0, 01=30, 11=60, 10=90, 00=120, 01=150, 11 = 180.....
You would have a set of states {0,30,60,90,120,150,180....} and in my example state 90 would read the encoder and if it saw 11 it would know to go to state 60, and if it saw 00 go to state 120. Each state would also update the display correspondingly.
Note that this works only if you can be certain not to miss encoder readings, and if can handle spurius data. (a 01 read in the state 90 example for instance.)
Jon D
Certified LabVIEW Developer.

The best way to get help with logic

I was posting in a thread on support for logic which appears to have been deleted. anyway, what I was going to say I think is useful info for people, so I'm going to post it anyway. to the mods - it doesn't contain any speculation about policies or anything like that. just an explanation of my views on the best way to deal with issues people have with logic, which I think is a valuable contribution to this forum.
I think there's a need for perspective. when you buy an apple product you get 90 days of free phone support to get everything working nice and neat. you can call them whenever, and you could actually keep them on the phone all day if you wanted, making them explain to you how to copy a file, install microsoft office, or any number of little questions no matter how simple - what is that red button thingy in my window for?.. on top of that, you've got a 14 day dead on arrival period (or 10 days I can't remember) in which if your machine has any kind of hardware fault whatsoever it's exchanged for a totally new one, no questions asked. a lot of people complain that applecare is overpriced.. and if you think of it just as an extended warranty, then it is a little pricey. but if you are someone that could use a lot of phone support, then it's actually potentially a total bargain. the fact that 2 or more years after you bought a computer, you could still be calling them every single day, asking for any kind of advice on how to use anything on the machine, is quite something. many people on this forum have had problems when they made the mistake of upgrading to 10.4.9 without first creating a system clone or checking first with their 3rd party plug in vendors to make sure it was ok. so, with apple care, you could call them and keep a technician on the phone _all day_ talking you through step-by-step how to back up all of your user data, how to go through and preserve your preferences and any other specific settings you might not want to lose, and then how to rollback to an earlier OS version.. they'll hold your hand through the whole thing if you need them to.
as for applecare support for pro apps like logic, I'd be the first person to agree that it's not great for anyone except beginners and first time users. if you look at what it takes to get even the highest level of logic certification, it's all pretty basic stuff. and logic doesn't exist in a vacuum, there is an entire universe of 3rd party software and hardware, as well as studio culture and advanced user techniques that are going to be totally invisible to some poor phone support guy at apple that did a logic 101. but it's not hard to see that apple are trying to promote a different kind of support culture, it's up to you to decide whether you want to buy into it or not.
the idea is that they are able to provide basic setup support for new users, including troubleshooting. because it's a simpler level of support, at least they can do this well. so there's no reason why any new user with say a new imac and logic can't get up and running with the 90 days of phone support they get for free.
but the thing is, for extremely high end pro users it's a different matter altogether. pro use of logic within the context of say, a studio or a film composition scenario is a very different world. it's almost a nonsense to imagine that apple could even hire people capable of giving useful support for this end of the spectrum, over the phone. there are so many variables, and so many things that require a very experienced studio person or in-work composer to even begin to understand the setup, let alone troubleshoot it. and it's a constantly evolving world, you actually have to be working in it and aware of developments on 3rd party fronts as well as changes in hardware.. not to mention even changes in the culture of studio production and the changed expectations that come from that. there's no way some poor little guy sitting at a help desk at apple can even hope to be privy to that kind of knowledge. it's already good enough that they don't outsource their support staff to india, let alone go out to studios and hire the very people with the skills that should be staying in the studio! not answering phones for apple.
so, given this reality.. companies have two choices. they can either offer an email based support ticket system, which others do. but in my opinion.. this can just be frustrating and only a half-solution. sure you 'feel' like you are getting a response from the people that make the software and therefore must know it.. but it's not really the case due to what I said above. DAWs don't exist in a vacuum, and so much of what you need to understand to help people requires an intimate knowledge of the music industry in which they are working. you still won't get that from steinberg, even if they sort of answer your emails. the other problem is that this kind of system can mean sporadic answers, a lot of tail-chasing, and quite often you won't get an answer that helps you in the end anyway.
the other model is to foster a strong user support culture. some people react in the wrong way to this idea.. they just think it's a big brush off from the manufacturer, saying we don't care, go sort it out yourselves.. but this isn't true. apple has a classification for pro resellers called 'apple solutions expert - audio'. what this means is that these dealers are recognised as audio specialists and they can receive extra support and training from apple for this. but more importantly than this.. most of them are music stores, or pro gear dealerships that are also mac and logic dealers. they already employ people that have worked or do work in the music industry, and are constantly on top of all of this stuff. apple encourages these dealers to run workshops, and to provide expert sales advice in the very niche area that logic is in, which they can do far better than some generic apple store ever could. but most importantly, they are encouraged to offer their own expert after-sales support and whatever other value-adding expertise they can, to get sales. because margins in computer gear are so tight nowadays, discounting is not really a viable option for these dealers to guarantee getting musicians to buy computers and logic setups from them. the only companies that can entice people with a lower price a big online wholesalers or big chain stores. so the best idea for these niche expert stores to get sales is to offer you their own experts to help with configuration, ongoing support and to generally make it a better idea that you bought your system from them rather than from some anonymous online store. I can see the wisdom of this.. it puts the support back out there on the ground where it's needed, and also where it can work best. apple could never hope to offer the same level of expertise in helping a film composer work through some issues with a specific interface or some highly specific issue they have with getting a task done. no big software manufacturer could do this anywhere near as well as people out there that have worked in studios or currently do work in studios. so in my opinion it's a far better model to foster this kind of support culture, along with training courses, books and training video support. also user forums like this one are possibly one of the most valuable ports of call anyone could ask for. apple couldn't replicate this with their own staff, even if they tried. and even if they made a system where some of the people close to logic development were able to answer emails, it would still be nowhere near as useful, as rapid or as capable of being up to speed with logic use out in the real world with 3rd pary gear, as any of these other methods are.
the only thing I think they could do better would be to publish a list of known bugs which are officially recognised. this would help everyone and put an end to a lot of wasted time and speculation on if something is a bug totally to do with logic, or if it's a specific issue raised by a particular configuration.
but really, in my view, a 3rd party support and training culture through a combination of specialist dealers, consultants that literally run a business setting up computers for pro-users and helping them keep it all working, online user-to-user forums and published materials really are the way forward.

In all honesty this is currently the 3rd "logicboard" (motherboard)
in my powerbook due to a design flaw regarding the 2nd memory slot....
Yep. Mine failed five weeks after I bought it. However, I bought it for work and couldn't afford being without it for four weeks while they fixed it, so I had to live with it. My serial number did not entitle me to a replacement either, post Applecare.
My firewire ports have burnt out from a third-party defective device (no hot-plugging involved)
My screen is blotchy (my PW serial number did not entitle me to a replacement).
My battery serial number did not entitle me to a replacement, and is not that good these days.
My guaranteed Powerbook-compatible RAM is actually not, causing RAM related problems, most notably these days meaning that as soon as I switch to battery power, the laptop crashes, so I can only use mains power. The company I bought it from stopped taking my calls and wouldn't replace it after they replaced it once, so I'm stuck with it. And of course, only one ram slot is working, so I can't even use my original stick in the first slot, which would shift the dodgy stuff away from the lower system area.
My power supply failed at the weak spot and caught fire. I managed to break apart the power supply and recable it so I didn't have to buy a new power supply, although the connection at the laptop end is loose (all the more fun that as soon as power is lost, the laptop crashes - see above). The power supply is held together with gaffa tape. Silver gaffer tape though, so it's still kind of 'Appley"...
My internal hard drive is dying - four or five times now it clicks and won't power up, causing the laptop to die.
One foot has fallen off (but glued back on).
The lid is warped.
The hinge is loosish.
The S-Video adaptor cable is intermittent.
But aside from all that, I have looked after it well, and I love it to death. Just as well, because it doesn't look like it will be that long...
But it still "just works". Apart from the battery power obviously. And the ram slot. And the ram. And the screen. And the hard drive. And the firewire ports. And the feet.
But everything apart from the main board, the screen, the case, the hard drive and the power supply works fine. So thats... er..
Hmm.

Noob needs help with Logic and Motu live setup.

Hello everyone,
I'm a noob / semi noob who could use some help with a live setup using 2 MOTU 896HD's and Logic on a Mac.
Here's the scenario:
I teach an outdoor marching percussion section (a drumline and a front ensemble of marimbas and vibes). We have an amazing setup of live sound to amplify and enhance the mallet percussion. There is a yamaha PA system with 2 subs and 2 mains which are routed through a rack unit that processes the overall PA balance. I'm pretty sure that the unit is supposed to avoid feedback and do an overall cross-over EQ of the sound. Other then that unit, we have 2 motu896hd units which are routed via fire-wire. I also have a coax cable routing the output of the secondary box to the input of the primary box (digital i/o which converts to ADAT in (i think?)..?
Here's the confusion:
There are more then 8 inputs being used from the ensemble itself, so I need the 16 available inputs to be available in Logic. I was lead to believe that the 2nd motu unit would have to be sent digitally to the 1st motu unit via coax digital i/o. Once in Logic, however, I cannot find the signal or any input at all past the 8th input (of the 1st unit).
Here's the goal:
All of my performers and inputs routed via firewire into a Mac Mini running OSX and Logic pro.
I want to be able to use MainStage and run different patches of effects / virt. instruments for a midi controller keyboard / etc.
I want to be able to EQ and balance the ensemble via Logic.
Here's another question:
How much latency will I be dealing with? Would a mac mini with 4gb of ram be able to handle this load? With percussion, I obviously want the sound as latency free as possible. I also, however, want the flexibility of sound enhancement / modification that comes with Logic and the motu896hd units.
Any help would be REALLY appreciated. I need the routing assistance along with some direction as to whether or not this will work for this type of application. I'm pretty certain it does, as I have spoken with some other teachers in similar venues and they have been doing similar things using mac mini's / logic / mainstage / etc.
Thanks in advance,
Chris

You'll definitely want to read the manual to make sure the 896HDs are connected together properly. ADAT is a little tricky, it's not just a matter of cabling them together. Go to motunation.com if you need more guidance on connecting multiple devices. Beyond that initial hookup, here are a couple of quick suggestions:
1. Open CueMix and see if both devices are reported there. If not, your connections aren't correct. Be sure to select 44.1kHz as your sample rate, otherwise you are reducing the number of additional channels. For instance at 88.2kHz you would get half the additional channels via ADAT.
2. You may need to create an aggregate device for the MacBook to recognize more than the first 896HD. Lots of help on this forum for how to do that. Again, first make sure you have the 896HDs connected together properly.
3. As for latency with Mainstage on the Mini, no way to know until you try it. Generally MOTU is fantastic for low latency work but Mainstage is a question mark for a lot of users right now. If the Mini can't cut the mustard, you have a great excuse to upgrade to a MacBook Pro.

Help with logical model

Hi, I am new to this software and need some help with a simple logical model.
Here is the task:
I need to create a model for a parking garage.
Each level can have any number of lots.
There are different types of lots (handicapped, women, regular, ...) with different Prices and Sizes.
It is important for the users and the system to know whether a lot is free or occupied.
It is crucial to assign numbers to the lots, so users can find it again.
And this is my model:
Level 1:n Lot n:1 Type
(#Level) (#Number,*Availability) (#Type,*Price,*Size)
Question:
Is it correct or would you change something? I am not quite sure whether to make availability and level an entity or an attribute of Lot.
Which data types do I need to assign each attribute? What is the difference between logical and domain?
Thanks in advance
Edited by: user13256814 on Jun 2, 2010 3:51 AM

Hi Bhaskaran,
u can see the logs correspoding to your application in the server location..
\usr\sap\<sid>\<instance_number>\j2ee\cluster\server0\
i think ur application folder will be there inside this or within one subdirectory here.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/fe/4f5542253fb330e10000000a155106/content.htm
U can check the service entries in services file which is located in
<Drive Name>:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc...
but normally in JCO Connection test , if it is not showing errors(especially MetaData) , then it means this entry is there in the services file.
Regards
Kishor Gopinathan

I need help with event structure. I am trying to feed the index of the array, the index can vary from 0 to 7. Based on the logic ouput of a comparison, the index buffer should increment ?

I need help with event structure.
I am trying to feed the index of the array, the index number can vary from 0 to 7.
Based on the logic ouput of a comparison, the index buffer should increment
or decrement every time the output of comparsion changes(event change). I guess I need to use event structure?
(My event code doesn't execute when there is an event at its input /comparator changes its boolean state.
Anyone coded on similar lines? Any ideas appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

You don't need an Event Structure, a simple State Machine would be more appropriate.
There are many examples of State Machines within this forum.
RayR

Need a little help with RAF logic

So Im making a program to give different users, different rights. This is the method that appends them to file and Map
     * Writes the players rights to the appendages
     * @param playerName Player to update
     * @param playerRights Rights to give the player
     * @param pointer The lines index in the files
     * @throws IOException If a read/write error occours
    public void writeRights(String playerName, Rights playerRights, long pointer) throws IOException {
        rightsRAF.seek(pointer);
        rightsRAF.write(("\n" + playerName + "::" + playerRights).getBytes());
        if(rightsRAF.read() != '\n') {
            rightsRAF.seek(rightsRAF.getFilePointer()-1);
            rightsRAF.write("\n".getBytes());
        rightsMap.put(playerName, playerRights);
    }1. The RAF goes to the predetermined index in the file, pointer, which is the line the users name starts on. Entries are stored in the file as "name::RIGHTS"
2.It writes out the players name, and rights
3. It checks to see if it accidentally wrote over the \n
My problem now, is that some rights are longer than others. For example, if there was already an entry, "name::MODERATOR" and you overwrite it, with "name::OWNER" then it would turn into "name::OWNERATOR" because the rest of the line wasn't overwritten.
I need some help with logic to determine how to overwrote the entire line, because sometimes you could go from a short one, to a long one, and need to append a new \n character, and sometimes you could go the other way around from long to short and end up with two words fused, I cant figure out how to determine whats a word that got partially overwritten and whats a new line totally.
Thanks

As pointed out you need to have fixed size records, or at least a maximum size.
You also have another problem nobody commented on yet (I don't think) with the getBytes() calls. At that point in your code you will mangle most unicode Strings.
All things being equal here I think your best solution is to use an embedded database like JavaDB with JDBC. I think you will find an XML solution to slow for your purposes.
If you decide to continue the RAF route though here is an example. I know this is not exactly what you are doing but you can extrapolate from this...
public void updatePlayerName(String playerName, int playerIndex){
   int recordlength = 200;
   byte[] buff = playerName.getBytes("UTF-8");
   if(buff.length>recordlength){
      //truncate bytes. this is also not great because a character at the end could be mangled
      byte[] temp = new byte[recordlength];
      System.arraycopy(buff,0,temp,0,temp.length);
      buff = temp;
   long pointer = playerIndex * (recordlength+4);// plus 4 bytes per record for actual length
   raf.seek(pointer);
   raf.writeInt(buff.length);
   raf.write(buff);
public String getPlayerName(int playerindex){
    int recordlength = 200;
    long pointer = playerIndex * (recordlength+4);
    raf.seek(pointer);
    int lengthToRead = raf.readInt();
    //length to read should be checked for sanity or bad things will happen next
    byte[] buff = new byte[lengthToRead];
    raf. readFully(buff);
    return new String(buff,"UTF-8");
}And then of course you'd have to add storing the "rights". It gets complicated in a hurry. I do really recommend the JDBC route.

Need some help with strange sounds in Logic Pro 8

Hi!
I need some help with a problem I have in Logic Pro 8.
When I have arrange window open, suddley strange high tones starts to make noise in my headphones. I don't know where these sounds comes from or why, but I need some help to get them away. Should I just try to contact Apple?
Martin

Hi Martin
Welcome to the forum. Give everyone here some more info about your set up otherwise it may be difficult to figure out what is wrong.
Which mac?
Which OS?
any hardware devices?
if you are listening through headphones using the built in audio from the mac, you may be hearing fan noise or a hard drive spin noise.
Don

Need help on displaying the callers name on ip phone with cme using external directory

Hello Guys,
Need help on displaying the callers name on ip phone with cme while using external directory
Thank you,
Khaja

Thanks for your help,
Does it 100% work with CME. We use SIP and 2ring for external directory? Thanks you.

Help with Logic Sets

Hi guys,
We have a requirement for writing a logic set.
The requirement is as follows-
1. A metric Set gets data at a frequency of 4 months cycle (data is input in July, November and March).
2. The user will enter the Current data corresponding to these 3 months only.
3. The client needs the data entered for these months (July, Nov, Mar) to be copied to the remaining 3 months in the cycle.
Can this be done using Logic Set? Can you please advise on how should we proceed with this requirement.
Thanks in anticipation,
Sameer

Hi,
Logic sets are very useful for various calculations. They can be used when importing data to create "new columns" of data based on calculations of other data - and they can also be used at run-time as virtual variables. I'm not suggesting that this is a good use of the later - but I wanted to answer your question and help folks understand how to use Logics. (There may be better/more performant ways of accomplishing the same thing, such as making the variable a LAST or RATE variable.) However, if you want to become familiar with the use and power of LOGICS, here is an examples below to get you started:
I'm using the HFPBM sample database as a starting point.
Create a file in your Home directory (C:\Program Files\SAP BusinessObjects\Strategy Management\ApplicationServer\home) called BYPEg.txt. Add the info at the bottom of this post.
In PasAdmin, IDQL, run the commands:
use HFPBM excl
job BYPEg.txt;ext
This example creates a logic (BYPeg) to perform some calculation, then defines a virtual variable called foo_index using that logic to selects only values that are below some threshold of UNITS_SOLD_CUST_TARDEV.
remo logic BYPEg
...Copy Logic Terminal BYPEg
OUTPUT temp.txt;ext over
echo input testvar
echo input thrshld
echo result rslt
echo SCALAR HoldVal
echo BYPERIOD
...echo TEXT "Looping..."
echo WHEN testvar LT thrshld
echo HoldVal = testvar
echo ENDWHEN
echo rslt = HoldVal
...echo DISPLAY UNITS_SOLD_CUST_TARDEV, HoldVal
echo ENDBYPERIOD
OUTPUT OFF
COPY LOGIC temp.txt;ext BYPEg over
Compile Logic BYPEg
remo var foo_index
cre var foo_index "Foo Index" by customer, product, store as BYPEg(UNITS_SOLD_CUST_TARDEV,1)
sel var foo_index
sel var plus UNITS_SOLD_CUST_TARDEV
acro var down time
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Help with Logic Pro 7 and Yamaha 01X please!

My friend has purchased an 01X, a 20" G5 iMac with 1.5GB RAM and Logic Pro 7. He is not the 'techiest' of people so was rather hesitant about going this route for his recording purposes. Having used a Yamaha AW4416 to successfully record an album, he figured that the 01X with Logic would be the next step up the ladder of useability & functionality.
Unfortunately, he is having a great deal of difficulty in getting the 01X to talk to Logic. He purchased and installed the Logic 7.1 update in the hope that things would start to work. Unfortunately, that hasn't helped either. All the 01X is able to do is start and stop the 'play head' in Logic. None of its other functions are having any effect. He is also having problems with mLan.
So, before he throws the whole lot out as a bad idea can anybody provide any success stories with Logic and the 01X. I am hoping to visit him this weekend to see if I can help. However, whilst I know a whole lot about Macs, I have no experience with the 01X or Logic (I used Cubase VST in the past on a few projects). Any help or pointers in troubleshooting this would be very gratefully received.
Lol

i've been looking into getting the 01X and been doing some reading. i have no experience with it but i'm interested in hearing more about how you get on. i did find that www.o1xray.com has a forum full of information about setting up logic and the 01X. ElmerJFud seems to be the main dude, his post has a lot of setup information: http://www.01xray.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=7&Board=01X_Macintosh&Number=19978 0&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1

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