Rewire Objects missing in Logic 7.2 Intel Mac!?

So I was all excited about the new stereo Rewire functionality, BUT when I went to try it out, there were no Rewire objects visible in my Channel menu of my Object Parameter box.
Has this happened to anybody else? Am I doing something wrong??

Thanks for the tip. Exact same issue. I poked around Logic for half an hour before I realized something was just plain missing. Many differences on intel Macs. Might be good to have a site dedicated to avoiding these pitfalls.
Christian

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I have a problem with a logic song using logic 7.2.3 on a ppc g5 and a macbook pro.
Using the g5 I can open the song but trying the same with the intel macbook pro (also with 7.2.3.) I receive the message that the song is defect, the dialog offers to repair the song but this doesnt succeed.
It tried already to save a new project of the song but the same happens again.
Any advice would be great otherwise I will have to rebuild the whole song. Thanks in advance...

What you can try is get yourself a copy of Logic 6 (if you don't have it, look here : http://download.info.apple.com/AppleSupportArea/emagic/ ) and then open the song in L6 on your G5. Then save it again, from L6, and try to open the resulting file again on the intel mac.
If this fails, you can also try to use Logic 6 on your MBP and see if that works 'directly'.
Good luck !

Logic 7.2/Intel Performance Comparisons

Just came across this piece in a MacWorld mailing.
http://www.macworld.com/2006/04/firstlooks/logicprotests/index.php?lsrc=mwweek-0 501

Thanks for the tip. Exact same issue. I poked around Logic for half an hour before I realized something was just plain missing. Many differences on intel Macs. Might be good to have a site dedicated to avoiding these pitfalls.
Christian

TC Powerfire on Intel Mac

Is anyone using the TC PowerCore Fire Pluggins with Logic on an Intel Mac?
I am getting major system crashes in Logic when trying to start up with these plugins. I have downloaded version 2.5 of the pluggins.

I have the same problem with the Powercore...software still in Beta...until they come out with a full version..I dont use it

Intel Mac Logic 7.2 and Rewire/Reason?

Hi,
I was unable to get my copy of Logic 7.2 (Intel) to work with Reason 3.0 (PPC) rewire. I'm running this on my Macbook Pro.
Anyone have any idea how to get these two apps to rewire with each other?
Thanks!

any particular "reason" (sorry) why your not using the macintel beta that the propellerheads released last week?
http://www.propellerheads.se/index.cfm
imac duo 1.83 Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Logic Express 7 on intel mac

I just purchased an intel mac and have installed Logic Express 7 on it. I cannot get it to record audio (states "audio disabled") and it won't respond to midi commands. Everything basic about the program seems to be up and running besides this. As I've never used this program I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong in the set up or if the program won't run on my intel mac. Garageband 09 works immediately for me upon opening, as does Soundtrack 3. Am I missing something or do I have to upgrade? Thank you much for your assistance.

It seems that the Mini behaves well in general terms, but as mentioned by Mike Conelly in this post, under certain special circumstances, the computer "seems to choke when there were a bunch of plugs on the same track, performance was much better when I only had 10 short on each track instead of 15. This may improve some of the results already reported if you left 15 running on the first track, feel free to double check your results if you think it will make a difference on your box".
Comparing his benchmarks to others listed in the forum, is really encouraging.
I understand that LE is a lot less resource consuming than LP, so probably I'll end buying one soon. If so, I'll post my results. At this time, my iBook is collapsing when using two or three software instruments with big chords...
Last but not least, I'll always have the freeze feature to save CPU...
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Reaktor running in Logic on new intel I-mac 20", 2GB memory,

Hi folks, just bought a new i-mac dual intel chippy thing and have been running Logic and Reaktor as an audio unit. Several problems
1. Reaktor seems to take up loads of processing power on some ensembles, is there anything I can do to optimise it e.g. should I install it on my sepereate firewire hard drive? Should I leave the processor hungry ensembles alone?
2. Should it really slow Logic down, is there something I'm missing? I do have the latest update for Reaktor but have not installed it until I get online to authorise.
3. Can i run Logic off my seperate hard drive? Is this the best way?
4. My previous i-mac single processor seemed to handle this all better with less memory CPU power available.
5. My M-audio Firewire audiophile drive ris not loading. Are there issues with the new intel macs? Do I need to update my driver for this?
Many thanks
Imac Intel Dual 20" Mac OS X (10.4.8) sep. hard drive,

2. Should it really slow Logic down, is there
something I'm missing? I do have the latest update
for Reaktor but have not installed it until I get
online to authorise.
Here's your main issue right now. Reaktor only came out in UB format, last week. (version 5.1.2 - the update you would've downloaded)
So, you will need to run that update and activate it for it to work properly with your Intel procs.
Be careful with the NI's service center, as I had all sorts of issues with it last week, whilst trying to update Komplete4 to UniBinary.

ReWire functionality for Intel Macs?

Has anyone heard when LE will add ReWire functionality for Intel Macs? I find it odd that Garageband's ReWire works fine, but LE Express doesn't. That feature was recently added to Logic Pro in the 7.2.1 update. Any word about when us Express users will be able to enjoy the same?

Hi T,
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/logicexpressupdate721.html
cheers,
Jorge

Rewiring Max/MSP into Logic Pro 7

Hi-
Ok. My anticipated workflow at the moment is to generate "sketches" in Reason using the Combinator structure and some "seemingly" advanced re-routing / modulation ideas. From there, I like to go to Max and rebuild on these ideas, making the timing engine more mature, while triggering simple FM sounds in MSP, until I get a basic idea of what I want the sound, rhythm, etc. to be like...
Now here's the next (and unacheived part) I want to take this "engine" and rewire it into Logic so I can have the same timing, but control better sounding instruments / kits. Has anyone had any success with rewiring Max into Logic and controlling say, Ultrabeat, Battery, or other larger AU synths. If so, how is it done?
With this Max "engine" I'm looking to blur the lines between process and composition, but want to def. make more beat oriented / organic / generative tracks ala Autechre (and their infamous max-patch but with better sounds), Syndrone, or say someone like Aoki Takamasa and what he did in "Silicom Two"
Thanks in advance

Michael,
I sent this message to the Max list first.
Do you wish to send MIDI notes from Max=>Logic or audio signals?
One way to get MIDI notes from Max to Logic, is to do the following:
1) from [noteout] select "from Max/MSP 1" by double clicking the [noteout] object
2) in Logic's Environment, select "Click and Ports" (on the top left hand side)
3) in your Physical Input object disconnect the "Sum" output
4) on the output labeled "from Max/MSP 1", cable to the Audio instrument of your choice. Likely this object will not be visible from the "Click and Ports" layer of the Environment so OPTION+CLICK the Physical Input spot labeled "from Max/MSP 1" A drop down menu will appear in which you select your Audio Instrument. (this looks like the menu seen when assigning tracks to instruments in the Arrange) See Logic 7 Reference p. 208 for more on this.
5) Start sending MIDI notes from Max and they should be received in Logic
I can send you a Logic file that shows the Physical Input stretched out so you can see the MIDI input devices. Email me if you want to see the file. Hope this is helpful in some way.
Mitch

Logic 7 Pro on INtel Macs with 10.5 and Protools 7.4.2

I'm trying to install all of this
Pro Tools works
Logic (CoreAudio) WWorks
I can't get showing the 'DAE' and 'DTDM' tab in the Audio Preferences of Logic.
Is there something I'm missing?
Is there any file to move in order to have ProTools hardware noticed by the MacPro?

ozoora wrote:
Re: Logic 7 Pro on INtel Macs with 10.5 and Protools 7.4.2
I'm trying to install all of this
Pro Tools works
Logic (CoreAudio) WWorks
I can't get showing the 'DAE' and 'DTDM' tab in the Audio Preferences of Logic.
Is there something I'm missing?
Is there any file to move in order to have ProTools hardware noticed by the MacPro?
Intel 2x3,2GHz Quad Core Xeon Mac OS X (10.5.4)
Logic Pro 7 is NOT, I repeat Not compatible with LEOPARD. And NOt with PT HD on LEOPARD.
You need to upgrade to Logic Pro 8. And read the manual first, to install Logic with DAE support correctly.
Cheers

No total recall after change from Windows Logic Platinum 5.5.1 to Intel Mac

Hi Logic-users,
up to now I was using Logic 5.5.1 on a Windows-PC. Some days ago I changed over to Intel Mac and Logic 7.2.3. When opening a 5.5.1-Song it is converted from ASIO to Core Audio. But then I got a problem with spectrasonics Stylus RMX which I use as a drum-plugin. It was a VST-plugin in Logic 5.5.1 and is now the new Intel-nac-Version (audio-unit-plugin) in Logic 7.2.3. The MIDI-data is in the Logic-tracks but the problem is: the program doesn't use the new Stylus version automatically - there is only the outcrossed name "Stylus" in the Logic-channel. I have to activate it by hand - and then all the drum-channels within Stylus are empty. That means: I have to re-edit all the Stylus-drumsounds and -settings by hand.
What can I do to get real total recall? Or is simply not possible because I had too much change altogether (new OSX-platform / new Logic-version / new plugin-version)?
Best regards,
Thomas
Mac Pro 2x 2,66 GHz 2 GB RAM Mac OS X (10.4.8)
Mac Pro 2x 2,66 GHz 2 GB RAM Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Thomas,
I'm pretty sure you're out of luck on this one, I'm afraid. The differences are to much to be able to translate from one to the other.
We all went through it when we switched from Mac OS9 to OSX. Then we all had to go through it again when Logic went to Audio Units.
If it was a matter of VST in OSX, you could probably open it up in Logic with Fxpansions VST to AU wrapper, but I don't think you'll bee able to get it from the PC VST version to the Mac OSX VST version.
You'll have to try and recreate the RMX settings by hand. Tedious, I know, especially if you had done a lot of editing.
Another option would be to open the song on your PC, and bounce the various RMX parts to audio files, and re-import those into Logic 7. I know that's not the same, but if you were done with the programming aspect of that song, it could at least get you the sounds back.
If anyone has information to the contrary, I'd love to hear about it. But this is how I understand it to be...
Sorry.

Need help with Intel Mac mini... potential logic board failure...

Hey everyone! For the past couple years, I've been using an Intel Mac mini which I was able to afford before rough times hit for me. It has been a champ for a long time, until recently. In the past week, the clock would lose time ever so often, and last week, whenever I'd try to power it up in the morning (as I shut it down every night), it wouldn't start up most times (meaning, you hit the power, nothing... no LED, no fan, nothing on screen, nada). After a while, I would somehow manage to get it to start. I assumed at this point, the lithium battery (coin type CR2032, not the traditional 1/2 AA purple battery) was shot. Since I'm in the middle of a job transition, I was waiting until I had time to put in a new battery, which I was planning to do this weekend. Then Wednesday happened...
I go to start it, nothing... A week before this, I started losing time and sometimes it would not boot. I figured eventually I would be able to start it since I was able to sometimes get it to start after a half hour or more. That didn't happen. So I decided to go ahead and swap in the new battery. I do that, power it up, nothing. I reset the SMC (same as PMU on the PPC Macs), to no avail. I reseated the RAM, and did everything I could think of, but it's deader than Elvis. I also had took the power supply to a guy who had a voltimeter. He said voltage was getting to all pins.
I went back and read some of the archives on this board. Someone mentioned something about a repair exception. It mentioned that sometimes if you call AppleCare (even if you don't have it) and ask for a repair exception, sometimes they'll agree to have the logic board replaced due to it being a documented problem. How true is this and who should I contact?
Can anyone suggest anything here? If I can't revive the mini, I may have to drag my iMac back out and try to set it up to run OS X. I can't no where near afford another computer at this point. I'm praying the mini can be fixed. I would appreciate any and all suggestions!
Thanks in advance!
Tommy

It does sound like the logic board has gone bad. However, there are no current repair extension programs open on the Mac Minis.
This page lists the open extensions:
http://www.apple.com/support/exchange_repair/
So that's not an option. I assume that the Mini doesn't have AppleCare (whoops.), so I would not count on Apple covering it, but it's always worth a shot. You can call AppleCare (1-800-275-2273) or visit your local Apple Store

Logic on intel mac ?

Hello
now that we know there will be Intel Macs on sale in less than a year i was wondering if an intel version of Logic was in the work.
I would immediatly buy an intel powerbook, but not if Logic isn't released at the same time.
Adobe said Photoshop for intel mac would be released in the end of 2006/ beginning of 2007 . what about Logic ?
thanks

Anything posted at this time would be considered rumour or speculation as there are no formal announcements from Apple. Remember that Apple said that there will be Intel based units.
jord

Getting a new Intel Mac, Logic question

I currently run Logic Studio on my dual G4, which is finally starting to die on me. I am going to be getting one of the quad Mac Pros soon, and I wanted to make sure that my current Logic Studio will install on it. In other words, does the move to 10.5 and the intel mac mean I need a different version of the Studio disks, or will my current ones install and run without a problem?

Your Logic Studio disks (ie Logic Pro 8) will install fine on your new Mac Pro.
It is a Universal Binary installer which means it will look at you hardware and install the version appropriate for your chipset.

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