You can use the Gain plugin to flip the phase of a signal. I assume that's the piece you're missing.

I've just emailed support about it, but I thought I'd mention that it's not working for me either. I have everything up through last month, but April's not downloading. I think it's there, it just isn't working, at least in NED 3.1.

Thanks for posting that. The download is working for me now with the old version.

You might take a look at your Logic manual and look at Chord Memorizers. These can do the same thing (at least some of the same thing), and can be set up in a more visual way.

The usual TNT schedule is 3rd Friday of the month, so it could be later today! This being the Big Finish for TNT2, I'm fully expecting Steve H to bring in Steve Albini, who he will have spent some spare moments in Chicago converting to Logic, who will do a 37 minute guest spot on how to make Logic sound just like a tape machine, all wow and flutter. And while we're at it, how about Steve Martin for a special tutorial on recording banjo? The possibilities are endless, and that's just for two fellow Steves. :-) Okay, it's official, I have no idea what I'm talking about after that first sentence. And this: I dig TNT, and I'm always excited to see the results.

[url]http://www.macosxaudio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=46699&p=362296#p362296[/url] Over on MacOSXAudio.com, we hear that Logic 9 does, in fact, run on PPC hardware, it's just not supported. FWIW.

Thanks for the first look. That first video with the little refinements makes me at least as excited as the new features. If Soundtrack Pro 3 turns out to be actually stable, and Logic gets really solid in this release, I'll be really happy. Even though the upgrade is too expensive for me to buy right now, I'm excited by Apple's recent concentration (in Logic Studio and Snow Leopard) at least as much on polishing existing functionality as coming up with new features.