I like the new functions and the gui looks sharp too.

What are your first impressions?

 

1 I WANNA
2 I WILL HAVE
3 free ipad remote control
4 melodyyne style pitch editor
5 new plugs
do not like
need 10.8.4
no 32 bits plugins
OH MY GOOD I have to change everything in my studio!

 

It's still not for PC, wtf.........Bah, humbug!

I guess I'll stick with Coolbase.....damn rotten Apple!

 

i buy the 9 and any update to 10 it's crazy

 

they've ripped off Reaper

 

gui looks like the new native instruments stuff imo

 

Looks a lot like the new Cubase and the new features are a lot like cubase as well

 

Is this a update for logic pro or is it a separate app? I mean, can i instal it over my existing logic pro?

thanks

 

Can anyone confirm if any cracked plug ins are working properly?

 

this is the help file of it https://help.apple.com/logicpro/mac/10/#lgcpf95a017a if you're interested

 

Just gonna quote somebody from another forum

To be fair I didn't wait for it because I'm not in that mindset at all, or even jumping on some hot new update that is there, few days ago I upgraded partition to 10.8.4 and than left it for networking, I'm going to stay on 10.6.8 until it's completely outdated and usable, than back to windows and Cubase, I can't stand this apple crap at all

 

What does it mean? does logic x only work in 64bit? (no 32bit support)?

 

It seems like it, lot off people are rejected by that too

 

about that multi processor stuff, isn't that already supported in v9? in thought that you could set that up in audio preferences if i remember correct. if i'm wrong, please fill me in about what's it all about you're talking about. (what a funny last piece of my sentence haha.)

 

Antares now has 64 bit support on at least some of their plugins not sure about the whole set. The 32 bit bridge is gone so no more 32 bit only plugins. There's more than just new plugins, a lot more midi control effects were added which was huge plus a ton of other features I'm not gonna get into but you can look it up. Logic Pro 9 has supported multi processors for as long as I can remember so I'm note sure what you're talking about.

 

that's a pity... but i think it's wrong to blame apple for 'looking ahead'. developers just gotta do their job and cater to their customers need, in other words they just gotta bring those 64 bit versions to the table asap.

 

yup lisa,everything 64

edit: not hating at all but they could just drop the 'pro'..i've not tested it but it looks like a bit hobbyist oriented

 

I'm pretty much looking out of my best interest in whole deal, care about apple as a care about my government, just looking what is best for me and not giving a flying fuck what they are saying and trying

 

Can't believe they blocked 32bit support, incredible! There most be a workaround.
For multi-processor, yes i know that it worked in logic pro 9, it was not me talking about multi-processor, anyway, i confirm that multi-processor worked fine in Logic Pro 9.1.8

cheers