The Session Players in new #Logic suck, BUT the instruments themselves are fantastic! It somehow adds the expression you'd expect to hear. Maybe finally my dream of intuitive MIDI orchestra will come true?
It's #Logic 11 update day, so while I wait excitedly for a whole new version number to drop, as we go from V10 to V11, what better way to pass the time than to copy text I sent to a Logic WhatsApp group and email list into #ElevenLabs, chuck some music under it and make a silly production out of it? In Logic obviously.
@Onj Hi Andre is this email/WhatsApp group for logic you mentioned in this post open for everyone to join or is it something that is private or not open for everyone to join.
Well, I’m now beyond frustrated with Apple. Was working with Apple Loops in Logic this morning, went to use the search feature, picked a filter and now all the loops are totally gone. I reindexed them, nothing; reinstalled & reindexed them, nothing. Deleted the preference file, rebooted, nothing. Lost all my settings when I deleted the preferences too. So looking like I need to delete anything Logic related for preferences & logs the reinstall Logic. 🤬 #apple#logic#recording#gearsquad
@ambergrey@elsemusic
The .logicx file is actually a whole bunch of files packed into a folder that looks like a file. All of the assets that you’ve selected in the advanced settings options are then included in it. You can opt to not use the single file & instead keep all the assets as individual files, but I’ve never done this. If you do it might be easier to find the actual asset that’s corrupted & fix it. I’m actually in the process of rebuilding mine now.
I have a utility mastering project for demos and work in progress; it has some standard plugins, and I can drag a mix into it to quickly deliver a rough output to share and review. Yesterday it started replaying any track I tried mastering as if it was being run through a saturator and pitch shifter.
I couldn't fix it. I had to re-create the project by replicating the structure and plugins from the original.
Congratulations to Helia Hosseinpour, Laura Matzen, Kristin Divis, Spencer C. Castro, and @lace for the acceptance of their paper "Examining Limits of Small Multiples: Frame Quantity Impacts Judgments with Line Graphs" to @ieee_tvcg@computersociety ✨✊
@buru5@spinning_bird 😂 EXACTLY this is one of my favorite ATHF episodes. Top 5. Love is a basketball and chain indeed. I used to run a pretty popular ATHF fan Instagram, it has like 10k folks there but it locked me out. Bastards. Fun while it lasted. It's been too long since I've watched. One of my favorite cartoons for sure. See, they nailed it.
Coming up in less than 18 hours, our two-day Proofs, Rules and Meanings extravaganza. Sophie, Viviane and Francisca have been working hard to organise a productive two days of logic, and our participants get to enjoy the fruits of their hard work very soon.
I think I’m ready for my talk at our two-day proof theory workshop, starting tomorrow: https://consequently.org/presentation/2024/lambda-mu-arche/ — I have a lot to pack in to 25 minutes, so the monster-sized handout contains some of the details I’ll skim over in the talk.
Tried the demo for Heavier7Strings sample-based guitar VST, and it's pretty darn impressive! I'm a guitarist, but don't always have a recording setup ready to go, so this rocks a lot.
The price is a little steep (i.e. just above my impulse purchase limit), and so I'm wavering.
The chuggas and meedlies may finally win me over, though.
I've been gaming since the ZX Spectrum. I'm familiar with how absorbing/addictive games can be. But I don't think I've ever been absorbed by a game in quite this way before, that feels so good for me.
Starship EVO ["SEVO"] is a block-building game that's been six years in development with no end in sight. Rough edges abound. Nevertheless, the core building experience has its hooks in me something fierce and is rewarding me with experiences that are speaking to my soul.
Art has always been about Craft. About working beautiful miracles within limitations. SEVO's got me building and designing and problem-solving in a way that seems to have brought new instincts out of me, or at least revitalised old ones. The intuitive itch that a solution is possible, if only you just work it for a little while, dig around in the blocks and possibilities, and you'll find your David within the stone. Such an organic process. You look at one problem, solve it, and it creates new problems ripe for solving. A little journey of discovery and delight. If that sounds frustrating I'm here to say it is a profoundly relaxing space to be in, immersed in the joy of Creation.
Last night I adapted a simple A-B-B-A Logic circuit (the game has a rudimentary wiring system) to become an A>B>A-A I know sex is good but have you ever cracked a logic problem by yourself in a creative building game?So Incredibly satisfying.