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I'm curious here:
Working on a film. Producer wants to do some sequence tests. Producer wants to use, for the tests, a particular Vivaldi piece from YouTube. I can easily buy other versions of that same music from iTunes, but he wants to use THAT version. This is a test. The film is well financed and he plans to pay for a license for the music if it works for him, once the film is edited.
I'm trying to think of a way I could 'rip' the audio from the YouTube piece (directly from YouTube) for this test, using Logic perhaps? I don't want to record it off my speakers.
Is there a way to record something like that internally in the computer ... or feeding it out and back in through a simple M-Audio Fasttrack Pro? Hate to display obvious ignorance here ... but would love to know if, and how, one might do this?
Ben

Hi Jim,
Most perfect. What a lovely device. Thrilled I am. Works like a dream. I'll buy a license.
Very much appreciated, thank you,
Ben

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