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I would run any wave editor and record some audio from Jack, just to make sure the level is not modified by Jack itself.

Audio editor plogue bidule pro#

The master fader in Reason controls the audio level into Jack, then Jack itself might do something, and in Logic Pro X you have again multiple points of gain control. Remember that in your setup, you have many points of level control. Thanks for your feedback, I'm happy I could help you! I use a similar setup (Live and Reason) with the Reason Demo for the time being, until I have decided to shell out the $400 for Reason 8 which is still far too much compared with Ableton Live or even Logic Pro X.Īs 'thor' is still my main reason for Reason, I can always use my iPad+thor integrated in Live for a much more acceptable price This virtual IAC Midi Interface will be visible in both Logic and Reason, so choose it as Midi Sync output in Logic and as Midi Sync input in Reason. Then select Window -> Show Midi Window and doubleclick on IAC Driver. MacOSX Applications -> Utilities -> Audio Midi Setup, If you're fine with Logic and Reason playing simultaneously, you can skip it and create a virtual MIDI port using Note that you need JackOSX only to record Reason's output in Logic. Reason -> Preferences -> Sync -> Input and > Midi Clock -> Allow to send Song Position Pointer while playingĪre you sure Reason is set to slave-sync to Midi Clock? You only need Midi Clock and Midi Status messages like Start, Stop and Continue, and ideally MIDI Song Position Pointer, so the arranger locator will move to the same position as in Logic.Įnable sending of SPP messages in the page too: You don't need to enable MTC neither MMC btw. You can load up a looped click track (or enable the metronomes) in both Logic and Reason and move the slider until both play in perfect sync. The 'Delay Transmission' slider allows for fine-tuning the sync between Logic and Reason. Here, change the check mark to active and in the drop-down box below, select JackOSX (or whatever MIDI router you use) as MIDI destination. Logic Pro X -> Preferences -> Midi -> -> -> Transmit Midi Clock I know I keep discovering new tips and tricks.Of course you have to enable Midi Sync in Logic: You can read more about this in the tutorial I wrote here:Ĭurious to know how else you think MIDI editing could be improved? There may be a workaround you've missed. To me, this system is superior to a separate MIDI editor window (as offered by other sequencers).

The revelation with MIDI editing came when I stopped to understand how the 'E' keyboard command instantly toggles between regular session view and a zoom-in of the highlighted region, as well as changing the view to 'notes'.

Also, MIDI isn't perfect, around 1ms between otherwise simultaneous notes, so something to keep in mind.

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With a slow computer, I've bypassed plug-ins to free up CPU to record tight MIDI. I've not tested soft-synth timing in Pro Tools, only knowing that MIDI timing of hardware is reasonable while the CPU isn't stressed. There are many wishes in improving Midi editing in PT, Audio editing is very nice

Timing behaviour for example battery with RTAS is not so tight as using battery with Plogue bidule in Protools, where battery runs as an AU Plug with Rewire - the connection with PT is quite complicated, but it´s tight too Hope digidesign will learn, because the instruments in ProTools I like a lot more than in Logic

Audio editor plogue bidule software#

The feeling and behaviour of timing with Midi.- and Software instruments with a low buffer is definitly better in Logic 8 Tested Midi Behaviour Logic 8 and Protools 7.4