Where is Logic audio platinum 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Happy Holidays,can anyone tell me where to purchase Logic audio platinum version 6 for os 9? Ive looked everywhere,i know someone has it somewhere,its not that old.

I doubt that that three-year-old press release is likely to lead anywhere, but you may be able to find someone selling a copy of LP6 on Ebay from time to time.

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Looking for logic audio platinum version 6

I have looked high,and low,i cant find it on ebay,craigslist,anywhere.Does anyone know where i could find Logic audio platinum,version 6,for os 9?Every site that had it expired,or doesnt have it any more.Any ideas would be wonderful,thanks

Iguanawood wrote:
a new Intel G5?
First of all, a G5 computer uses a Motorola processor, not an Intel.
There's no such thing as an Intel G5.
I found this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Final-Cut-Studio-2-HD-Full-Retail-Edition-Pro-FCP-6W0QQitemZ310211295520QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item483a08b920#h t_920wt1076

Logic audio platinum 6

Ive been looking for logic audio platinum 6 on os 9 forever.Anyone know where i could buy this?ive searched everywhere,its either expired,or they just dont sell it anymore.Ive searched craigslist,and ebay.

d rock: Ignorance only resembles innocence; they're not the same thing. And as soon as you understand that you're using cracked/pirated/stolen software, you're neither ignorant nor innocent any more: at best, you're receiving stolen property. Who stole it in the first place has nothing to do with your own status. Nor does whether you paid anything for it, or think you did.
When you buy a used computer, the only software you buy with it is what was originally shipped with it, plus any commercial software for which you are given the original installer disks, serial numbers, authorization codes if any, and formal transfer of the software's registration with its developer from the prior owner to you. Whatever other commercial software you may find installed on the computer is not yours to use. You won't be able to reinstall it if you ever need to, so it has a fair market value of zero, and you shouldn't be willing to pay anything for it — any more than you'd be willing to pay for other goods that you know are stolen.
The fair market value of a used computer is its value as hardware alone, plus the value of any software that is legally transferred with it. Anyone who imagines that other software which is extralegally "thrown in with" a used computer has any actual cash value — or, for that matter, that it has actually been conveyed — is mistaken.

Logic audio platinum 6.1.1

Does anyone know where to download,logic audio platinum 6.1.1 for os 9?

d rock: Ignorance only resembles innocence; they're not the same thing. And as soon as you understand that you're using cracked/pirated/stolen software, you're neither ignorant nor innocent any more: at best, you're receiving stolen property. Who stole it in the first place has nothing to do with your own status. Nor does whether you paid anything for it, or think you did.
When you buy a used computer, the only software you buy with it is what was originally shipped with it, plus any commercial software for which you are given the original installer disks, serial numbers, authorization codes if any, and formal transfer of the software's registration with its developer from the prior owner to you. Whatever other commercial software you may find installed on the computer is not yours to use. You won't be able to reinstall it if you ever need to, so it has a fair market value of zero, and you shouldn't be willing to pay anything for it — any more than you'd be willing to pay for other goods that you know are stolen.
The fair market value of a used computer is its value as hardware alone, plus the value of any software that is legally transferred with it. Anyone who imagines that other software which is extralegally "thrown in with" a used computer has any actual cash value — or, for that matter, that it has actually been conveyed — is mistaken.

Upgrading from Logic Audio Platinum 4.8.2

Yes yes... I know... I'm working in the dark ages. I've been running LAP 4.8.2 on my powerbook for the past 5-6 years. It was just so stable I never wanted to upgrade. Well the powerbook died and I just picked up a new Macbook Pro and Logic 7.2.
So this weekend I will begin the migration, but I have a few questions.
Will I be able to open my old song files?
Will my old environments work?
Is there anything I need to do to convert the 4.8 files to 7.2?
I've also downloaded the new driver for my MOTU 828. Any known problems there?
I assume the Unitor 8 driver for my AMT8 should be built into Logic... right?
How different is 7.2 from 4.8. Are we talking different universe here or just different planet? Same basic functions and language, just added features and pretty interface... I hope.
Any good tutorials or training dvds you recommend to get me up to date on the new features?
And finally... I will be running initially on a USB 2.0 drive for storing the audio. Is this going to seriously limit performance? It's only for a short time until I get a firewire expresscard and firewire 800 drive. But I'm curious if this will seriously restrict track count.
Thanks for any help in advance. Any other advice on the upgrade is welcomed.
Rick

I assume the Unitor 8 driver for my AMT8 should be
built into Logic... right?
If I'm not mistaken, when I installed 7.x I believe that my Unitor8+AMT8 worked immediately.
How different is 7.2 from 4.8. Are we talking
different universe here or just different planet?
Same basic functions and language, just added
features and pretty interface... I hope.
I came from 4.8.1 straight to 7.x. So I can tell you that it's not a wholly different planet, but there are indeed plenty of new things to get used to. You'll be happy to know that automation is a breeze to run, though there are some caveats to observe when automating multi-instruments.
Some of the window behavior is not the same, i.e., if you're working with a QT movie window or any of the preference pane-type windows that have numerical input fields, you have to select one of the non-float-type window (like arrange, an editor) in order for keyboard-based transport controls (like space bar=play) to work properly. If you have, say, the synchronization pane open, which has two fields for SMPTE times, inadvertantly hitting the space bar without first selecting a non-float window will wipe out the last-selected field in the floaty window. Same if you have the metronome pane displayed -- forgetting to select a non-float window before hitting space bar or any other key results in the MIDI channel of the downbeat click being wiped out. This is a really incredibly annoying and clumsy interface change from what you're probably used to on 4.8.2.
Also, there is no longer a windowshade function on windows as there was on OS 9.
So I'd say that there is going to be a new learning curve, but fundamentally it's the same software with additional features.
VERY IMPORTANT: do not use AMS to define and configure your MIDI objects (if you have any). Use AMS only to ensure that your interface is being recognized, and, for the creation & enabling/disabling of IAC instruments. You will be best served to create any new MIDI objects from scratch entirely within the Environment and not via AMS.
There are probably a million things I could tell you about making the transition from 4 to 7, but I'll leave it here for the moment. If you have questions like "on L4 I could do XYZ but I can't seem to do it on 7", post here!
Best,
-=iS=-

Please help on which audigy 2 card to buy for use with logic audio plati

Hello, i'm wondering if the audigy 2 zs card is good to use in my home studio setup? I use logic audio platinum and already have a unitor 8 midi interface so i don't think (question)i need a breakoutbox version of the audigy 2. I used to have a audiowork 8 pci soundcard but that always gave me problems when playing a game (at least most games).Hope someone can help me with this since i realy wanna hook up my equipment to my new computer (dell dimension 3000 with onboard sound)Message Edited by amsterdammusic on 2-5-2004 02:03 PM

i would be you and if you can afford go for the macpro (2008 the 2009 seems to have some incompatilities cf. other thread). By experience allow yourself to have some margin, i mean more cpu power (one day you will maybe use heavy plugins or synth instruments from 3th party software) and this is killing the cpu. So more is always better. It takes me more than 6 months (start last year) to setup my macpro to a stable stage and now i am so happy it can runs without any big problem everything i want. (ex i use superior 2 as an internal synth instrument in Logic (not as standalone, to have the maximum control within logic, and i load it as multitrack instrument, it taxes 40 % of a single core - and because of synth instrument, only one core will function, and i can record without problem 2 guitarists (using GTR3.5), the drummer on a e-drum superior 2.0, a bassist with gtr3.5 and a vocal with buss reverb, in low latency mode - buffer 128- the cpu core reach about 80 %, without soft instrument than you have almost no limit cause all your core will be actifs, i mean recording just audio.).
Hope you understand what i mean here..

Where to buy right Logic Audio for an iMac2007

Hi. I have the chance to purchase a good second hand mid 2007Apple iMac : 21", 2.7 Intel Dual Core, Snow Leopard 10.6.8, 3 gigs Ram.
Is it best I purchase and use this iMac exactly as it is and also purchase the relative version of Logic Audio - which is either Logic Audio Pro7,
or ( Logic Studio ? )
I think it may be Logic Pro7, as I think it may have been released in early 2007, which I gather would make it the right compatable version of Logic to run on this 2007 iMac ? If so, then I would very much like to purchase a full version of this software. I have browsed the internet but it seems hard to find. Might anyone be able to help ?
OR- Do I have another option ? : Upgrade the running system to 10.8 Mountain Lion and upgrade the Ram to 8 gigs. ?
BUT , I am told that this is not necessarily the thing to do as the upgrade may conflict with this 2007 iMac / Logic Pro7 ?
I would be appreciative of your advice and help. Cheers.

Well before you go down that expensive route, how about taking it to an amateur electrician (or perhaps you can try this yourself) and re-applying solder to the damaged joint.
It won´t be amazingly easy, the solder used on the logic boards melts at a very high temperature as opposed to "hobby" solder.
That´s what I´d do. Second bet is a spares/repair machine from eBay - ideal candidates are machines with broken screens.
Matt

Upgrading from emagic logic audio big box

I have got the Logic audio 6 Big Box, but I am unsure whether the upgrade discs will allow me to upgrade to the current Apple Logic Express version.
Has anyone actually done this, or is it not possible.
Thanks in anticipation.....

I'm not sure where on the site they say this, but I do know that this is exactly what I did. I upgraded from Logic Audio 6 to Logic Express 7, skipping Express 6, using the upgrade package.
When you buy the upgrade, you get the DVD with Logic Express 7, and after you install it, you need your XSKey to authorize it the first time. Then you put in the serial number that comes with it, and you're off, never to need your XSKey again, unless you want to use the EXS24 editor in Logic 6.
Don't worry -- it will work.

Photoshop CC video: Where is the audio flyout menu? I want to set the audio level of a clip but when I click the little triangle the flyout only offers Motion options, no audio.

I created a video clip by ripping from a (non-protected) DVD & brought it into Photoshop CC for editing. I want the audio to fade in & out but cannot find any audio controls!
The info I've found online says to click the little triangle at the right end of the clip & I should get the audio flyout menu, but all I get is a menu with "Motion" options.
Please help!! Where are the audio options I see on the tutorials?
Thanks ...

The audio was indeed in there; I could hear it! But I found the fix:
Some Googling revealed that the timeline video sprites should appear *blue*, not purple as in my screenshot. I'm not sure how that happened, but I scrapped the project & restarted from scratch - and though I can't say what I did differently, this time the video sprite in the timeline was blue, and the audio flyout was there! So it's all good, thanks!

I recently moved all my logic audio sessions to a back up hard disk. Also updated to Loin OSX. My Stylus RMX is not working. I get a message Missing Element on Part 1...Currently not installed on their computer or has been moved to a different folder. An

I recently moved all my logic audio sessions to a back up hard disk. Also updated to Loin OSX. My Stylus RMX is not working. I get a message Missing Element on Part 1...Currently not installed on their computer or has been moved to a different folder. Any help out there?

Hi
Sounds like you may have moved the RMX library folder?
Is RMX fully updated (for Lion)?
Check your hard drives for a file called SAGE:
It (or an alias of it) is normally found in the <USER>:Library:Application Support:Spectrasonics.
Note that on Lion, the <User> Library is 'hidden'... quickest way to get there is to hold down Option (Alt) whilst using the Finder:Go menu
CCT

Where is the audio track in a dvdproj file?

I have a number of old iDVD projects stored on hard disc that I need to convert to a useable format. I've been able to find the MPEG compressed video files by right-clicking on the .dvdproj bundle and opening the Contents/Resources/MPEG.nobackup folder, but the files have no audio track. Where is the audio track stored?

Unless you've created an archive iDVD project file the audio is only linked to the project from wherever you kept the files when creating the project.
OT

Where are the audio files in an iPad mini?

Hi.
Where are the audio files in an iPad mini? (iTunes, Garage band...)
W.W.

Thanks Jonathan.
To be more specific. After you record an audio file with Garageband on the iPad mini where is it stored, to be copied, transfired?
W.W.

Trade Windows Logic Audio Silver 4.8 for any Mac version

I know this is a long shot, but I thought I'd try. I originally bought eMagic's Logic Audio Silver (Apple bought them) when I only had a Windows PC. It never really worked well because my PC was way too slow.
Now I've got a G5 and I'd like to run Logic on it, but they only upgraded users who had verion 5 and greater, so I'm SOL, unless I want to buy another copy.
I'm hoping maybe somebody out there wants to run Logic on their PC at work and doesn't really want to buy the PC version.

I suggest e-bay and buy yourself a copy of Logic 7... I would be very, very surprised if anyone here takes you up on that offer!

Loading project files from Logic Audio 3.5 to Logic Express 8

I have been using an old Mac and a very old version of Logic (Logic Audio 3.5) for years now. I recently upgraded to a MacBook and to Logic Express 8. The user manual tells me that Logic Express 8 will load project files back to version 5. I have a number of recording projects semi-complete, in progress, or on hold and having to import individual audio files for each will be a major undertaking. Any suggestions on how I can import projects into my new set-up quickly and easily? I was diligent about keeping all files in separate folders on my old Mac - so all related files for a given project should be found in the same folder.

Yes. Logic 7 can import Songs in version 4 format. If you have Songs in that format, it only takes a few seconds to open & re-save each Song, & when you do they will be in version 5 format, which Logic 8 can read.
However, if your Songs pre-date version 4, your task will be much harder… you will have to find someone somewhere running a version of Logic that can read these, which at a guess would mean someone running System 9.2.2 or earlier!
As for speeding up your workflow… the conversion is quick, but updating old Songs to a contemporary setup will take as long as you're willing to spend on it!
(To be clear: when you convert, nothing changes except the Song version. All your assets — Audio files etc. — will still be looked-for in the same places.)

HT1491 Where did my audio books go?

I have bought several audio books from the iTunes Store. I used to access them through the Music app's "audio books" icon (with albums, artists, etc., icons). Suddenly, the "audio books" icon is gone. It's the same with the iTunes program on my computer--the Audio Books section has vanished. Audio books have not been moved over to the iBooks app, which has my written (not audio) books as always.
I sync my purchases between devices with with iCloud, but there is no longer an Audio Books section under "Purchased" in the iTunes Store. When I search the iTunes Store for the book I want to listen to, it gives me the opportunity to spend another $20+ to buy the audio book, but no option to download what I've already bought and paid for.
Where are the audio books that I've already purchased and how do I listen to them?

Audiobooks are a one-time only download, they won't appear in the Purchased section for re-downloading - I think that they are all supplied to Apple by audlibe.com, so I assume that it's them requiring the one-time rule.
If they are not on your devices, nor in the Books section of your computer's iTunes library and you don't have them on a backup, then you can try contacting iTunes support and see if they will grant you a re-download : http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/ - click on Contact iTunes Store Support on the right-hand side of the page, then Purchases, Billing & Redemption

Where is Logic audio platinum 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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