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  • mikey52
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    Joined: Jul 13th, 2007
    Beat Detective type program in future version of Logic?
    Hey guys! I was just wondering if you had the inside scoop on whether or not there will be a beat detective/ audio quantizing type program in the future version of Logic? Secondly, I may have missed it, but what is my best bet in this area with the current logic studio? Thanks for all of your continued support!!! All the best, Mike
  • Rounik Admin
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    Joined: Dec 16th, 2006
    Re: Beat Detective type program in future version of Logic?
    Hi Mike, Have you checked out the Logic 201: Steve H's Masterclass & Beatmapping? [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/logic201[/url] Is that the kind of thing you want to achieve? Cheers Rounik
  • mikey52
    Posts: 65
    Joined: Jul 13th, 2007
    Re: Beat Detective type program in future version of Logic?
    Well I guess the thing I want to achieve is to be able to quantize audio. So if I record a bass part, I want to be able to lock it tight to the grid. If I record a rhythm guitar part, I want to be able to get those strums sounding perfectly timed. If I record a vocal part or a double, I want to be able to lock those in as well. So if that is covered in that tutorial, I'll pick it up, but I want to be sure about what I am asking for. Thanks rounik, let me know
  • Rounik Admin
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    Joined: Dec 16th, 2006
    Re: Beat Detective type program in future version of Logic?
    Hi Mike, Beat Quantizing (beat mapping) allows you to lock the grid to the audio in Logic... I think the techniques may involve more manual tweaking than Beat detective though... Have you looked carefully through the contents of the 201 tutorial and watched the preview videos on the same page? The tutorial IMHO does cover the best that Logic offers for advanced working with & quantizing audio. Cheers Rounik
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