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Apple Logic Express lets you create your own music using an advanced spectrum of features and tools for computer based music production. Logic Express provides a step up from GarageBand for aspiring musicians, producers and composers without breaking the bank. With the same flexible layout as Logic Pro, you can dive deeper into the creation and manipulation of audio and MIDI.
What's New
Version 9.1.7:
- Updates compatibility with GarageBand for iOS projects
- Fixes a problem that produced an error message when editing fades on numerous regions
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later
- 1GB RAM
- PCI Express, ExpressCard/34, USB, or FireWire-based audio interface recommended
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| Downloads:77,059 |
| Version Downloads:845 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Updater |
| Date:27 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $199.00 |
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Apple Logic Express lets you create your own music using an advanced spectrum of features and tools for computer based music production. Logic Express provides a step up from GarageBand for aspiring musicians, producers and composers without breaking the bank. With the same flexible layout as Logic Pro, you can dive deeper into the creation and manipulation of audio and MIDI.
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Stef_Vandenabele reviewed on 28 Mar 2012
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Antoinesynopsis reviewed on 28 Dec 2011
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Theodore Lee reviewed on 28 May 2008
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Oct 2005
Any explanation or tips?
Oh, and by the way Eric Wahlforss - I dunno what you're doing wrong but my Kontakt 2 works fine. Maybe you're just expecting it to behave differently, but I'm sure it works as *intended* under Logic Express.
Other comments? Bring back the "strip silence" function and the "Audio Configuration" editor so I can shuffle my plugins around
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Anonymous reviewed on 05 Oct 2005
Also a plus: no more dongle! Although you'll still need it to activate the upgrade the first time you launch LE7.
I still keep LE6 though because of its ability to *write* EXS instruments, although that functionality was possibly available by sort of a "mistake" (or even a "bug"). In LE7 the EXS Instrument Editor is definitely gone from the Audio menu.
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man, this sucks badly -- it's clearly the way things goes when we are dealing with a monopoly situation...
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Caveat emptor..
Besides that, Apple most definitely is not a monopoly, hence the existence of Cubase and Pro Tools and probably a slew of other fully capable softwares which I'm not aware of. You do, in fact, have other options, and this bad situation you've come underis your own fault.
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Stef_Vandenabele rated on 28 Mar 2012