George Leger III
I quote from the LUG Digest:
On 12/1/04 6:35 PM, "ridil7" <> wrote:
G-5 1.8 Dual
1.5 gig mem
360 gig HD
896HD MOTO
1604 VLZ Mackie
Spectronics & Guitarrig crashed in Logic6. Upgraded to 7. Re installed
Atmoshphere's,
Guitarrig and RMX. Midi records fine for Atmosphere's and RMX. Guitarrig does
not
register. But more importantly now I can't seem to record ANY outside Audio (
guitar,
Triton Pro, vocals) And even stranger, RMX grooves won't record either. The
signal for
audio registers on the meter but will not record. I know it's got to be
something simple. I
have been working at this for a few weeks now very part time and I have
resorted to ask
for Help! Any one? Please!
Rich Diller
Citrus Groove
And I'll bet you just installed L7 over the L6 stuff. L7 worked like garbage
for me, until I did a series of things...
I hope it makes you Mac a stable as mine, which hasn't crashed in??? And
FYI, I have a UAD-1, Powercore, and about 171 AU plugin components being run
on my system, and some of them are betas..
Try this out...
After attempting to figure out the new Logic 7's methods of
using older settings file, I did this.
WARNING:I NON LONGER AM USING LOGIC 6. IF YOU DO THIS, IT MIGHT NOT WORK
PROPERLY! IT STILL WORKS FINE HERE THOUGH.
1) I moved my Logic 6 folder to the desktop
2) I deleted all Logic 6 prefs, including the setup assistants. ( Just put
them on the desktop for now.)
3) Install Logic 7
4) Made a copy of my Logic 6 "Sampler Instruments" folder, and my "Plug-in
Settings" folder, and placed them into my user / library / application
support / Logic folder. Logic 7 will now see them.
5) Made sure all my plugins were updated to the Logic 7 compatible versions.
6) Booted Logic. It will take a while for it to check out the AU's.
7) Logic's setup assistant opened up (if not, open it after Logic 7 has
booted up). Configured the settings to match my hardware and midi devices.
Saved my file as my Autoload. If you have special layers, import them
into your new autoload now. Make sure the Autoload is saved in the "Song
Templates" folder in your Logic folder you saved you plugin settings into.
9) If you have any special key commands, import them from you old prefs
file.
10) Go through and change your Logic prefs, and Song prefs to the way you
want them. Don¹t forget to resave your file, or your autoload won¹t have
these new song prefs.
After doing this, Logic 7 runs perfect. I have not had one crash, and
everything works nicely. When I did my first install before doing these
steps, I couldn't figure out what goes where, and Logic 7 crashed more than
a few times.
My old Logic 6 folder is still on my desktop. I don¹t use it, and will more
than likely throw it away, but not just yet...
Hope this helps.
George
HTH,
John