levipeto
Fractal Fanatic
In all honesty, a power suck feature of some kind on fx would not be a bad idea.
How about origin of battery?
In all honesty, a power suck feature of some kind on fx would not be a bad idea.
Power Amp
I was hoping for the gritty details if anyone knows? Is there a white-paper floating around for this beta?
And although I am not a big re-amping guy this is the reason I record that third dry track, anyway.I won't upgrade until I'm done tracking...
I won't upgrade until I'm done tracking...
I won't upgrade until I'm done tracking...
I won't upgrade until I'm done tracking...
I won't upgrade until I'm done tracking...
I won't upgrade until I'm done tracking...
I won't upgrade until I'm done tracking...
But this is seriously making me want to. Sounds amazing.
And although I am not a big re-amping guy this is the reason I record that third dry track, anyway. If I am in the middle of a project and a new firmware comes out that I feel that strongly about, I’m going to finish that project with the new firmware and just re-amp everything else. Otherwise the urge would just be to strong for me and I would end up re-tracking tracks from previous firmware. John
I was thinking the same thing
Haven't tried it yet but in Logic if you group them with your left/right signals and you check the group feature for phase locked audio (or something similar) and you check to arm all the group when recording, you probably could hide the reamp track so you don't have to look at it anymore, but all your comps will be printing identically.
I tried to figure out a way to do group edits like that in L9 so I could cut and cross-fade across all three tracks (reamp, left and right) but I couldn't figure it out. If anyone has a tutorial on how to do a multi-track grouping and edit the grouping as a whole I'd love to see it. My Logic-fü ain't that good I'm afraid!