(Logic Studio)Logic Pro 9 .dmg
My machine was wiped and I'm tryin to go back and re-install all of my software. I have my serial number for Logic Studio, however I don't have the .dmg or discs or anything. Is there anywhere that I can download just the .dmg file? LEGALLY? Like I said, I have the serial number, but I don't have the .dmg. Thanks
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MBP as centerpiece of Logic Pro 7 home studio?
Hello All.
I am VERY close to placing an order for my first Mac and right now its neck and neck between the MacBook Pro and the 20-inch Intel iMac.
My main purpose for the Mac is to be a dedicated computer for serious hobbyist music creation with Logic Pro 7, Garageband & various plugins, web surfing, management of an iTunes Library over 12000 songs and occasional iLife usage. I currently use Cubase, Reason and various VST's on my PC. My songs consist mainly of sofwtare instruments, a few breakbeat loops or beats that I create myself. Eventually, I will add those programs and VST's to the Mac when the universal binary versions of them come out.
I've been debating this for weeks now and I'm seriously torn between the MBP and the IMac; both have their good and bad points. For the MBP, I love the idea of portability and not being stuck at a desk when I'm working on my tracks. This would be especially handy when my wife starts bugging me to use the Dell PC that currently sits on said desk or when my 20-month son gets too rowdy and chases me out of the room. I don't travel much nor do any professional recording or touring, but I must admit the ability to even just play around or surf the web from another room in the house is appealing which is why I'm considering it.
On the other hand, I'm definately not rich and I'd be paying a serious premium for that portability. Plus when you add laptop accessories, the price gets up there rather quick. Alternatively, I could get an Intel iMac with the same configuration, Logic Pro 7 and the 7.2 Crossgrade for about the same price of the MBP and accessories WITHOUT Logic Pro 7. Furthermore, I've gotten used to the 21" CRT we use for our Dell PC and I'm wondering if the 15.4" screen of the MBP would wear on me after awhile. I could get the iMac with all the same specs with that big beautiful display, but it would obviously take up more space and I'll lose the portability.
1) Anyway, have any of you ever used a laptop (like the PowerBook G4, for example) as the centerpiece of your home studio? How did that work out? Is that something that you'd recommend or would I be better off with an iMac desktop?
2) Also, should I be concerned with the heat that laptops like the MBP and PowerBowk put out? I was gonna have the 100GB 7200RPM drive installed in the MBP so I wonder if drive noise could be a factor here as well?
3) Lastly and on a side note, regardless of whether or not I get the MBP or the iMac, I'd be using my Edirol PCR-50 MIDI USB Keyboard Controller to control the software instruments and plug-ins. If I simply plugged this into the computer via USB, would I experience any latency issues with Core Audio/Core MIDI of OS X? Or is a MIDI absolutely necessary? Does OS X allow you change the latency settings?
Thanks in advance for your input.
Mac OS X (10.4.4)Hello
i used to have a Soundcraft 24/8/2 mixboard, a MPC 2000XL, an EMU e6400, a MicroModular, a Nord Lead, three DBX266XL compressors, a TC M-One, a Lexicon MPX100, a Sherman Filterbank ...
i've sold everything except the nordlead and bought a powerbook G4 1.5 ghz with Logic Express 7.
i've never been as productive as now. I used to be forced to compose in front of the same stupid wall. now i can make music anywhere. i bought some good headphones, plug them directly to the powerbook soundcard and make music most of the time on the sofa next to my girlfriend while she watches tv.
i have a super small usb midi keyboard (m-audio o2) which i plug when i need to enter notes. sometimes i even enter notes using the CapsLock keyboard integrated in logic so i don't even need my usb keyboard.
when i've finished my track i go to my office and plug my firewire soundcard (Echo Audiofire 8, lots of inputs / outputs, useful to plug guitar / bass / mic and eventually a friend's computer) and check the mix on my monitors.
i'll never go back to a desktop computer again. i'm not a pro working for any kind of business, i'm just a musician making my demo. my mixes sounds as good as or better than when i had all this audio hardware.
i have two sessions in os X, one internet, one audio. i surf the web heavily, no virus, no ********. sometimes i even load safari while boucing a track in logic, professionals will tell you it's baaaaaaad, i don't care.
so :
1) i recommend having a laptop and good headphones (100$ minimum) if you're just making music for pleasure. pro need big G5, we don't.
2) i don't have problem with heat. when it's on my thigs it can get very hot which is not recommended. you must let the heat get out.but i didn't have any problem
3) no midi latency problem at all, wether it is pure midi or usb.
Lastly : i think the MacBook Pro is too expensive. a powerbook G4 is too old for big sessions. wait for the MacBook (the iBook successor), which is supposed to be intel 1.67 ghz solo core 13"3 inch screen, a little more than 1000$, and may be released on April 1st (apple aniversary)
i'm currently waiting for my copy of Logic Pro 7.2 to arrive, and i'll get a MacBook as soon its released
(be careful there are near to 0 plugins out on intel macs yet be sure you will only use logic plugins)
cheers
Mac OS X (10.4.4) -
I have Logic Pro 8.0.2 and would like to upgrade. I'm running OS Lion on a 2010 MacB Pro. What is the best option? Logic Pro 9 App or Logic Studio? Can't find upgrade price. Or should I just stay with Logic 8?
Same here, I have Logic Studio 8 and wouldn't mind staying with that version, except that the installer won't run on my new Macbook Pro as PowerPC apps are no longer supported. That's the message I get in any case.
I use to run Logic on a 2006 Macbook Pro.
I guess that makes me a very unhappy Apple user! I've been using Logic from the Emagic days, bought every upgrade only to see Apple kill what used to be one of the best Pro Audio application. Imagine if they had done the same to Photoshop, there would be a lot of unhappy designers out there
Paying the full price for years to slowly see your daily app go down in price & efficiency until it's given away at $199 for semi pro users. Well, at least ProTools is stil alive & kicking so I guess that's the way forward now.
This is coming from someone that never ever used a Windows machine to make music! Life is good still! -
Logic Pro + Node + Studio Setup, Need Advice, Please Help.
Hello everyone.
Ive just recently bought Logic 7.1 for my Quad PowerMac G5, and Im loving it!
Im going to build a studio in my garden (yup, im no pro). And I was thinking of purchasing a PowerBook for the studio and offload all processing and storage to my Quad machine (located in my study room in the house).
Im also considering purchasing another PowerMac G5 as for my server, and I would like to setup the server to also process Logic data and storage. Is this possible? Would i need to buy Xsan?
Another question, can I use more than 1 PowerMac G5 for Logic Pro? Also, how do I setup a Node? And in order for the Node to work do I need to purchase more Logic Pro USB Keys?
You may be wondering why am I going to purchase a PowerBook for the studio, well the answer is, i don't feel its safe to have a very expensive machine in studio, don't want it to get damaged by environment such as damage or theft, plus i spend alot of time studying.
One more thing, I have a PowerBook G4 and IMac G5, can i also setup Nodes on these machines aswell?
Any input would be brilliant. Also, your suggestions on studio setup would be also welcome.
Thanks in advance.
Haresh
Quad PowerMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.4)You won't need Xsan. I would test things out before getting too far into the idea. Your host should really be the strongest computer, all 3rd party, EXS, etc..plugins are not nodeable. You can use more than 1 node but as I see it your bottleneck would be the PBook. You can use regular file sharing just fine for this. You will need 1 USB key for each computer running Logic, the Node app requires no key. Therefore, you can run Logic on your book and 3 nodes with 1 key if you like. I would encourage you to use an iMac G5 as opposed to a Pbook if you really want to flex Logic muscle, which from the sounds of it, you intend to. iMac G5s are even cheaper than the Pbooks. Another thing to consider is some people have had no luck setting up Nodes-I've never had problems with it but there are some out there, maybe they're weird, maybe I am-but don't be 100% reliant on Nodes all the time until you have proven that in practice.
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Difference between Logic Pro 9 and Logic Studio?
I have garage band and I notice that the instruments available are extremely limited, so I am looking to upgrade solely for the idea of getting more instruments and more features. Does the app store Logic Pro 9 have the extensive amount of official instruments to download for free? Or are there additional costs if you are looking to purchase the instruments for the app store logic 9?
I know that the studio version has mainstage, compressor and other programs etc, but what I am looking to find out is if there is a difference between what instruments, resources and materials found in the $210 Logic 9 and the Logic Studio version that you can't download for free from inside Logic 9?
ThanksHi
Segall wrote:
Does the app store Logic Pro 9 have the extensive amount of official instruments to download for free?
The instruments themselves are embedded within the Logic application, with the exception of the sample libraries for the EXS24 and Ultrabeat. All of the content, including the various Jampacks and sample libraries are available to download
Segall wrote:
Or are there additional costs if you are looking to purchase the instruments for the app store logic 9?
No.... free
Segall wrote:
I know that the studio version has mainstage, compressor and other programs etc, but what I am looking to find out is if there is a difference between what instruments, resources and materials found in the $210 Logic 9 and the Logic Studio version that you can't download for free from inside Logic 9?
The "Studio" DVD's include the now defunct Soundtrack Pro, which had around 20G of loops, beds and sound FX. Some of that material is now available for Final Cut X.
A few utility programs are also missing (Waveburner etc).
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Hello,i have a retina with Mountain Lion.I have logic PRO 7 and logic Pro 8 ,with G5.I can't use the CD with the retina!!It's not a powerpC!!How do i install Logic Studio 8 with Mountain Lion successfully ?too évolution Logic PRO 9?
The installer for Logic Pro 8 has a bug which keeps it from operating in Lion or Mt. Lion. Use the program Pacifist to install it.
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How can I upgrade the solo version of Logic Pro 9 to Logic Studio?
I just would like to know how and where to upgrade logic pro to logic studio
First of all, Erik is correct.. Logic Studio has been discontinued.. However, there are a few copies left around I am sure... to purchase if you really wanted to...
But.....
Unless you really want Waveburner and Soundtrack Pro 3..(Neither of which have been updated for at least a couple of years now..) there is little point in buying Logic Studio 2... as it will cost you $499... and you can buy Compressor and Mainstage (the other two parts of Logic Studio) for much less than that on the App Store.... and the additional content (that actually took up most of the DVDs in the boxed set) can be downloaded for free within Logic Pro itself.
I think a newer version is soon to be announce.
Not of Logic Studio there won't be.. I believe boxed sets of Logic are long dead and gone... and won't be seen again... It's all App Store products from now on...
There may well be a newer version of Logic Pro on the way.. but no one knows when.... until Apple announce it. -
I have logic pro studio 8 and the upgrade (logic pro 9) and it will not load up to my new mac book pro. Its asking for a product key for the logic pro 9 upgrade and there wasn't one in the box. i need some help
Contact AppleCare... Explain you are a Logic User and you should be transfered to a Product Specialist to assist you with your Issue.
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File structure of logic pro/studio
hi
can someone explain the file structure of logic studio/logic pro please?
(on the pc, most things were in the for example: emagic folder in program files).
is there an equivalent of program files folder on mac? where i can explore apps
would logic pro install into one folder? nice and simple?
would it be ok to install logic pro all on internal system drive (macbook).
or external hard drive essential?
does logic pro require 2 hard drives? one for installation and one for audio data/recording onto?
thanks*Logic Pro itself will be installed in the application folder - just the app itself
*Additional Content like Loops - IRs for Space Designer or Plug In components and Presets for 3rd party Plug Ins will be installed in HD/Library/Audio/
and
*HD/Application Support/Logic (Channel Strip settings/EXS Factory Samples and Instruments/KCs/Templates/Ultrabeat samples/Tuning tables and so on)
For your own presets and channelstrip settings the same folder will be created in your Useraccount.
You can install all the Jam Packs and Loops on an external drive during the installation process when you have a Desktop computer. On a Laptop you'll have to install it to your system drive first and then move it to an external
which leads me to your next question
*Yes it is very much advisable (but not a "must") to run Samples/Loops from an external drive and if you're recording a lot of Audio then get another external for the Audio files. Daisy chaining FW drives works well, getting an additional eSATA drive with an adaptor card will give you an additional port and is a good solution
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Logic Pro 9 - Final Cut Studio 2?
Some advice please?
I am about to buy a MBP 15" 7200. I already own FCS2 and would like to get Logic Pro. I understand FCS2 and Pro9 are incompatible.
However - is it possible to JUST install FCP, Color, Motion & DVD Studio ....... so that Logic Pro can install Compressor & SoundTrack (the later versions)?
Or - if I can't afford to upgrade FCS2 will I have to stick to Logic Express?
Many thanksHi - thanks; It's FCS 2 .... which has earlier versions of Compressor and SoundTrack Pro that Logic Pro 9. I think I found an answer ... If FCS2 is installed, Logic Pro greys out some of the accompanying software and won't install them.
The other way around (Logic Pro first) then I'm led to believe that FCP already thinks it's loaded ... until you go in and delete /Library/Receipts/ProAppsIO.pkg. - but I won't know until I've got them! -
Logic Pro 7.2.3 to Logic Studio
I bought the upgrade from Logic Pro 7.2.3 to Logic Studio,
going to install Logic Studio on my new iMAC.
I have one Logic Pro 7. XKey, can I install Logic Studio on new iMAC,
but a week to continue to work with my old computer and Logic Pro?
old iMac Mac OS X Tiger Version 10.4.11.
Logic Pro 7.2.3
new iMAC 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5
Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2
Logic Studio upgrade pro V2.1
borisHi
Should work OK:
You will may need the XS key in the new Mac when you do the install, but after that you should be OK to move the key back to the old Mac.
(Not so sure that this would be within the Licence Agreement though).
CCT -
I just bought a new iMac 10.9 and am wanting to purchase Logic Pro X. My question is I have a 2007 Presonus Fire Studio Project 8 channel input box that hooks up with firewire 400 I believe, will this work with Logic ProX on my new iMac?
You will need a Thunderbolt to Firewire adapter... may also need a Firewire 800 to 400 connector/adapter.
Also need to make sure Presonus has Maverick drivers for the FSP. -
Since upgrading to lion, I can't use Logic pro, hope someone can help. thank you
Logic Pro 9 (9.0.0).
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You can't use this version of the application Logic Pro 9 with this version of Mac OS X
You have Logic Pro 9 9.0.0.
I have been told that I can use the Logic Pro 9.1.8 Update (.dmg) which you can download from Apple Logic Support, although when I try to upgrade my I get this message:
An eligible Logic Pro version was not found in the Applications folder. This update requires Logic Pro version 9.0 or higher.Since upgrading to lion, I can't use Logic pro, hope someone can help. thank you
Logic Pro 9 (9.0.0).
Message
You can't use this version of the application Logic Pro 9 with this version of Mac OS X
You have Logic Pro 9 9.0.0.
I have been told that I can use the Logic Pro 9.1.8 Update (.dmg) which you can download from Apple Logic Support, although when I try to upgrade my I get this message:
An eligible Logic Pro version was not found in the Applications folder. This update requires Logic Pro version 9.0 or higher. -
Just upgraded to Logic studio from Logic Pro 7 Some Tips
Hi All
Just sharing some of my tips.
Tip1: If you have an "academic" version, it could be the "retail" version. I purchased the academic version 4 years ago. To my surprise, I discovered it's the full version, the apple store just put an academic sticker on the shrink wrap. The "obvious" signs: XSKey has retail on it. When loading there's no academic version on the title. The box has a barcode sticker that says retail.
Tip 2: When upgrading to Logic Studio. The install discs are full installs. What did this mean to me. Well I have a G5 iMac and intel MacBook. Logic Pro 7.2 was the first "universal version". One would assume you would have to upgrade to 7.2 (which has been discontinued) for the MacBook, then upgrade to Studio. Not the case. All you need is the XSKey plugged into the MacBook and install the Logic Studio (upgrade). Type in the serial code and your away. All my MacBook had installed was Leopard 10.5.
Hopefully these tips help people some people out.Peace. . . .
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Installing Logic Pro 9 upgrade on a different Mac than the one that Logic Studio 8 is installed on.
I have Logic Studio 8 installed on an OLD Mac Mini (10.6.8). It's not really worth the hassle to upgrade hardware (and the hardware that can be upgraded in that Mac Mini is limited). Am I entitled to the Logic Pro 9 upgrade to install on my brand new Macbook Pro using the serial number from Logic Studio 8 on the Mac Mini? Or do I need to purchase the full version of Logic Pro 9 to put on the Macbook Pro? The new Macbook Pro has never had Logic Studio 8 installed on it. (In fact it won't install because the Macbook Pro is running 10.7.2.
You can purchase the Upgrade and install it on your New MBP...
Just have the Serial Number from LP 8 handy for when you are asked for it...
After the install you will need to run Software update to get the Latest version of Logic 9 for Lion..
Or you can Download it from Here
http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1014
Logic for Lion
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4807
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