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Capture your voice or instrument and apply studio-class effects like pitch correction, distortion and delay with the new Audio Recorder. Add third-party effects using Audio Unit Extensions. Record multiple times over any song section and choose your favorite using Multi-Take Recording.

All tracks in a Phase-locked edit group now follow comp edits correctly in cases where the edit spans discontinuous comp segments. The regions that result from unpacking a Take folder are now named correctly.

It is now possible to copy and paste Take regions. The Region Inspector no longer shows a non-functional Mute checkbox when a take region is selected. Option-clicking a Takes region with the Marquee tool now selects it as expected. Applying the key command Create New Comp during playback no longer mutes output of the track.

Selecting the menu item to Flatten Takes on a Take folder now performs the operation on all other selected Take folders as well. Track Stacks Duplicating a track stack that contains audio channel strips with default names no longer creates a track stack channel strip with the same default names as the originals. When a selected Track Stack is Command-clicked, all tracks inside the stack are now deselected. Shift-clicking a closed Track Stack now reliably selects all the sub-tracks it contains.

Plugins Plug-in side chain menus now display full routing information for busses, as is done on channel sends. The Feedback value in the Stereo Delay is now properly maintained if the Routing is changed from Straight to another preset and then back to Straight. Changing parameters in the Exciter plug-in during playback no longer causes audio artifacts. Signal passing through a Compressor side chain set to SUM is now at the correct level. Audio Unit plug-in windows no longer sometimes get stuck at a certain position on the screen.

If a plug-in produces latency, the help tag shown when hovering over its plug-in slot shows the amount of latency the plug-in is producing. External mod wheel events no longer sometimes cause unintended percussion retriggers in the Vintage Organ instrument when it is in morph mode. Multi-Output Audio Unit instruments set to output to multiple mono Auxes no longer skip output 2.

When a voice is dragged from the Ultrabeat import sheet to an instrument slot, the slot now shows the name of the imported voice. The Phase knob is now dimmed as expected in mono instances of the Phaser plug-in.

Audio Unit software instruments that support both mono and surround can now be loaded as multi-mono instruments. Reordering effects in the Vintage Clav plug-in on macOS Sierra no longer sometimes leaves the effects tiles overlapping one another. MIDI plug-ins can now remote control any automatable plug-in parameter on the same channel strip. Scripter instances that use the Arpeggiator script now bounce in place as expected. A list of up to five of the most recently used plug-ins now appears at the top of the plug-in menu.

The sustain pedal now works consistently when controlling the Latch button in the Arpeggiator plug-in while in Add Temporarily mode. In the Arpeggiator there is now an option to create a region from the source material rather than the arpeggiated result. Loading patches that contain an instance of the Bass Amp Designer plug-in no longer sometimes causes a popping noise. If a plug-in has been renamed in the Plug-in Manager, the help tag now shows the edited name of the plug-in when hovering the pointer over it.

Undoing the loading of a patch no longer causes samples on other Kontakt instruments to be unexpectedly reloaded. Changing the sample rate no longer sometimes causes unexpected changes to the sound of the Flanger, Chorus, Vintage Clavinet, Retrosynth, and the Pedalboard Chorus and Flanger plug-ins. The Plug-in Manager no longer allows duplicated custom plug-in names. Changing the Software Instrument plug-in assigned to a track no longer causes controller data on the track to be deleted.

Space Designer can again load plug-in preset files saved to custom locations in Logic 9. Plug-ins inserted while Logic Pro is recording now become functional when recording is stopped.

Plug-in parameters that are controlled by fader events from the Scripter plug-in now remain functional if the order of plug-ins in the channel strip is changed, or new plug-ins are inserted.

Renaming a category in the Plug-in Manager no longer causes the category to unexpectedly move to the bottom of the list. A keyboard set to Multi in the Vintage B3 Organ Split view now maintains the setting when the view is changed to Presets or Controls and then back to Split. The grid in Delay Designer now remains visible when an instance of the plug-in is opened a second time. Third party Audio Unit plug-ins now display meters properly in Controls View.

Typing in values to parameters in third party Audio Unit plug-ins in Controls View now works reliably. The Mic Position in Amp Designer is now easier to adjust without inadvertently closing the position display. The sustain pedal now works as expected with the Vintage Clav in the Plectratone, Dulcitone and Belltone modes.

Level meters on surround channel strips in the Mixer and Track Header no longer get stuck when playing back a stereo region. Creating a track stack from tracks that are routed to an Aux that is already assigned to a track now properly maintains the routing to the existing Aux.

The routings of sub-tracks in a summing stack that have outputs routed outside the stack will be properly duplicated when copying the summing stack. It is again possible to select a single Folder channel in the Mixer. Control-clicking a mixer channel strip no longer unexpectedly deselects multiple selected channel strips. Busses are now listed by name rather than number when the Send or Output slot is clicked.

Bus labels in the Send and Output menus now show the assigned routing. Busses used for track stack routing are now grouped in a sub-menu labeled with the name of the stack. When multiple channel strips are selected, Option-clicking a fader or control on one channel will set the control to its default state on all selected channels. In cases where multiple channel strips are selected in the Mixer, but only one is selected in the track list, adjusting controls in the Track Header or Channel Strip Inspector will only affect the selected track.

Adjusting controls in the Mixer will continue to affect all channel strips selected there. Creating a surround audio track while the Patch Library is open no longer creates a mono signal path. It is now easier to rubber-band select the bottom of channel strips in the Mixer without inadvertently moving the faders.

Software instruments can now be directly used as Side Chain inputs. Auxes created from a surround channel strip are now configured as surround. When assigning channel strip inputs to busses, the labels for busses that have already been assigned are now consistently displayed. Transients in the Beat Mapping track now display at their correct positions after the anchor position in the audio file is changed.

The Replace by Average command in the Tempo Track can now be assigned to a key command. Tempo events with non-integer values are no longer rounded to an integer value when moved to a different time position.

The Glue tool now works on Arrangement Markers. Editing the time signature in the LCD now changes the current time signature rather than adding a new one at the current playhead position. Groove match tracks now reliably maintain their quantization when an Arrangement marker is moved.

The Select All Following command now reliably only selects tempo events that follow the current selection. Time signature changes now display properly in the Piano Roll and Audio Track editor. Markers Sets can again be deleted from the Global track Marker Sets menu. In order to reduce the accidental creation of markers, the feature that enables markers to be created by dragging an active Cycle down to the lower half of the bar ruler now requires the action start from within the Cycle range.

It is now possible to open the Key Signature editor from the Global Signatures track at low vertical zoom levels. It is again possible to rubber-band select multiple points in the Tempo track and drag or copy them to a new position. You can use this information to make adjustments to your project or your system configuration.

If you’re recording audio and not software instruments, you can monitor your audio directly from the source. If your project doesn’t include automation, or the automation doesn’t need to be sample accurate, you can reduce the CPU load by turning off Sample Accurate Automation. If your project does include automation, choose the option that includes only the parameters you’re automating.

Projects with higher sample rates create larger audio files, which can increase the load on the CPU and disk. Plug-ins also require more CPU power to process audio files at higher sample rates.

When choosing the sample rate for your project, balance the considerations of audio quality, the anticipated format of the final product, and the performance of your Mac.

If disk activity is causing system overload alerts, try choosing lower sample rates for your projects. When using CPU-intensive effect plug-ins such as reverbs and delays, you can reduce the load on the CPU by using send effects. Send effects let you use a single plug-in to process signals from multiple channels. Avoid inserting effect plug-ins on individual tracks in a project.

You can also optimize Alchemy for improved performance. Does bit summing yield noticeably better output?! With lots of plugs and automation on dozens of tracks, I guess the end number representing my mix is quite nasty looking and Obviously, it makes sense to use the highest precision engine i.

Been using Logic, which is supposedly having a “mere” bit summing engine, but apparently Avid are touting bit for summing and bit for processing. Other companies like Cakewalk and Cockos have been marketing their bit summing engines for years.

Not wanting to believe the hype, what’s deal here? Is bit summing yielding better masters? Don’t have Pro Tools 10, so can’t do any tests, unfortunately. Gear Geek. It is most relevant in plug-in processing and only has and advantage with plug-ins that are using 64 bit processing.

Well if we’re going to use Reaper as the benchmark, it sounds exactly the same. Nonsense Luckily for us all, the chaps at Cockos have catered for this very scenario. Download the trial of reaper if you don’t already own it.

Do a mix and render it. Then open project settings, click on the “Advanced” tab and change the “Track mixing bit depth” to 32 bit float or whatever takes your fancy, and render again. Then abx. Then put it back to 64 bit float cz Originally Posted by Gear Geek.

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There is alot of design which goes ibt a mix bus. Just some questions because I’m wanting to understand where we are and where we are going in terms of strengths and weaknesses in the technology.