Restore Channel Strips in Logic Pro (9.1.8)

Hi all,
i´ve accidentally erased a channel strip setting (yeah I know, shouldn't have done this...). It is one of presets Large Spaces - Clean Room.
(IMO this is some stupid option. The descriptions sounds like deleting the setting from the song and not out of the library. Anyway.)
I am not able to set Logic Pro to the origin defaults; I reinstalled Logic, after deleting it completely and erasing all config files manually. But it does not make any changes to the library. The channel strip setting is gone.
I CAN find the file on the HD (~/library/application support/ logic/channel strip settings) that means the cst-file, but there seems no way to import it, right?
How can I restore the original channel strip setting library?
BTW: I have the new iMac without any DVD drive; so installed Logic Pro via AppStore.
Hope someone can help... thank you!
Dan

Hi
If I understand you correctly, you have deleted the Channel Strip "Clean Room", but you have a 'spare copy' in
<User> Library:Application Support:Logic:Channel Strip Settings?
Orphuune wrote:
I CAN find the file on the HD (~/library/application support/ logic/channel strip settings) that means the cst-file, but there seems no way to import it, right?
How can I restore the original channel strip setting library?
IF this is the right Setting, it should already show up in the Library, provided that it is placed in the correct (Bus) sub-folder. You could always copy/move it to the correct location for the Factory files;
Library:Application Support:Logic:Channel Strip Settings:Bus
If this is not the correct Setting File, perhaps you have used it in another project, such that you could re-save it?
CCT

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I'm having a bit of trouble getting Amplitube to respond properly in Logic 8. I'm using Apogee Duet as an interface, and I have Amplitube running as an insert in a channel strip in Logic. Unfortunately, nothing happens when I adjust the settings on the Amplitube interface. No matter what I change, it always sounds the same. It is as if Amplitube is not hooked up at all. I've tried to locate a users manual for Amplitube, but I don't see one anywhere online. Anyone have any ideas about this?
Thanks!
GB

Unfortunately, nothing happens when I adjust the settings on the Amplitube interface.
You mean, on playback of a recording, or live while you are playing your instrument?
Do you have software monitoring turned on?

Logic Pro 9 - MOTU MK II inputs not available in channel strip

I usually use a MOTU 24 i/o as my main Logic Pro 9.1.5 audio interface. I'm trying to use a MOTU MK II and it is connected via firewire. It shows up fine in the Logic > Audio > core audio driver preference and is checked on. However the MKII in/outs are not available on Logic's channel strip inputs and outputs. Logic still shows the 24 i/o's even though the 24 i/o is not selected in audio preferences and is not even turned on.
I've reinstalled the latest MOTU drivers, trashed Logic's preferences and restarted my MacPro but it is still the same. Only the 24 i/o available in the channel strip input and output.
Is there a second audio i/o setting that I'm missing?
My Mic is registering OK in the MKII so I know it is getting a signal.
Thanks,
Richard

For some reason Logic is listing the 24 i/o inputs.
I've renamed the 828 Mk2 1 & 2 inputs to Vox 1 and Vox 2. The MK2 has 8 analog inputs plus two mic/line inputs for a total of ten audio inputs, not 14 as listed in the channel strip input drop down.
Audio registers in and out of the Mk2 but does not register in Logic's channel strip input. I just switched back to the 24 i/o to test and audio registers fine in Logic's channel strip input with the 24 i/o. Just not with the MK2 selected as the audio source.
I'm curious if anyone else has had this problem or if I'm missing an audio input setting somewhere.
Thanks,
Richard

A problem with channel strip outputs in Logic Pro 8

I have a Power Mac G5 2.3GHz dual core processor with 2GB memory, running LogicPro 8 connected to a MOTU 2408 Mk3. I originally assigned the outputs on the individual channel strips on my Logic default work page to the individual outputs on the MOTU, (1, 2, 3, 4, etc.,) as this is the optimum configuration for the amount of channels required for the recording I do. Checking theses settings recently though, I find the menu only gives the option to set outputs to 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 & 7-8? What has happened and how can I change them back?
Thanks

Sounds like your channel strips are stereo and not mono.
Click on the little linked circle button (format button) in the bottom of the channel strip to set it's mode to MONO (single circle).
If you have effect plugins inserted on the channel strip make sure they are mono and not stereo. (Click and hold on the effect on the insert slot and choose the mono instance of the plugin from the plugin menu).
Hope that helps
R

Logic Pro 8 Channel Strip issue

Hi, I'm trying to get some input on an issue that I'm having. A couple of weeks ago I installed a new hard drive into my macbook and cloned over my old one...everything works great except for just one tiny detail with logic. I've reinstalled the program and it works great, but for some reason, certain channel strip settings such as acoustic snare drum 1 take about 7-8 minutes to load. The program is not crashing, it just hesitates for certain settings, while others work fine. I've verified that they are all there in the library file, and I've even run the disk permissions utility and I have all the updates. Until this HD switch everything had worked perfectly. I was just trying to see if anyone had any experience with this. Thanks!

Ok, I figured out how to re-index and I am still having the same problem.

Hi, I need help. On my channel strips, I don't have a Midi FX tab. What do I do? I have Logic Pro X.

Can anyone help please?

In case you don't know, MIDI effects can only be put on a software instrument channel, so if you are expecting it to be on the main track of, say, a drummer producer kit it won't be there because that is an aux track. Right click somewhere on an instrument channel strip in the inspector or mixer and find the "channel strip components" sub menu - you'll see the MIDI effects with or without a checkmark next to it. The mixer and inspector can be set up independantly - which I didn't know until just now.
Edit: Curse you and your succinctness CCTM!

How do I move previous Channel Strip Settings from Logic 9 to Logic X?

Hello,
I made the jump from Logic 9 to Logic X and I had previous Channel Strip Settings on the 9. I did the yourhomefolder/library/applicationsupport/logic copy and pasted it in the new folders on my HD (exact same place), but they're not showing up. I only get the 'Legacy' option when trying to inset a Channel Strip I had before.
Does anyone know how to do this successfully?
Thanks.

Banks,
Indeed..
However, I would retain the LP9 app as firstly it's fairly small so you don't save much space by deleting it...and secondly, you might need it to work on older or new projects that still use 32bit only plugins as they are no longer supported in Logic Pro X
Cheers..

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