hey amerikiwi. i just tried using mine lp8 10.5 it was pretty straightforward. how did u set up ur test osc?

that will be such a pain if exporting is involved haha. what i did was create a software inst track. then in the i/o select test osc. thats it!

oo i just checked. u can use it as an insert on an audio track. just make sure either input monitoring or record enable is on.

sorry if it sounds dumb but whats the benefit of keeping everything at the same sampling rate?

oh wow that is really cool. just tried it with my voice n it went chipmunky! strange i always thought the sampling rate simply determine the quality at which the audio is recorded. Guess theres more to that huh. =P

awesome that explained a lot. hey i was wondering on a side note, is there much stress on keeping all the bit rates the same as well? (as in 16 v 24 bit)

ah ur audio cd/bit rate example makes perfect sense. however I had to ask, is the same true for other formats like mp3 for example? i would assume not as logic don't have a problem playing back both 16 and 24 bits at the same time. also is the fact that mp3 do not have any bit rate limitations (i think.. i could be wrong). even so will there be any quality issue if u can bounce down both 16 and 26 bits in the same file?

i see.. thanks for that rounik. that has been certainly informative

hey hector. yeah i believe the function is called "invert". Its located in the sample editor under the menu "functions". good luck

hey kristoff. if u just hit record and move your modulation wheel, logic will automatically record the mod wheel's movement. u can check its recorded using rounik's suggestion of the hyper editor. if u do want to use the mod wheel as automation thats a different story. u'll need to learn a specific parameter (any parameter of logic including plugins) using controller assignments (hit command L). then set the track on write mode (or latch/touch) and hit play. depending on what mode u select, as soon as u move ur mod wheel, automation data will be written. good luck