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I'm assuming you mean getting the MCP and TCP into separate windows. To do this, right click the Mixer tab in your docker, and uncheck Dock mixer in Docker. It now acts as an independent window!

It's not that it's not the DAW that Logic is, it's simply not the DAW for you. Some of us use it because it's completely perfect for what we do, not because it's "cheap."

I'd recommend reading through the user guide, but go into preferences then Audio -> Device and make sure you have your audio system set to ASIO and your ASIO driver set to your Tascam. Then set your input/output ranges up, and they should show up in your tracks' source input options.

Guess it needs nothing or too much to list :| Oh well.

Agile/SX guitars are amazing values for the money.

Am I missing something? I don't see a link. E: Nevermind, had sigs turned off.

The music gave me cancer, personally

Seems like the kick may cause the mix to pump a little bit. Other than that sounds great, good job.

I'd say that the drums need to be brought up and compressed a bit more. Everything should share the "up front" spot in metal mixes and right now it seems like only the guitars are there.

Recorded a band called Nations from Gastonia, NC and I'm looking for a little feedback on this mix/master job. I think it's pretty close to "finished" but know there's something I'm overlooking in it (there always is). More tracks available upon request. Thanks in advance for any input...

Guitar Rig, in the case of what you're doing, isn't a virtual instrument. What you need to do is: Create a track Hit the FX button Insert Guitar Rig plugin (preferably VST, but DX works too) Click R on the left side of the track to arm it Select the correct input by clicking in the meter that...

I thought it was just discussion of the new version(s). My mistake

And dear god it is looking sexy. Very stable on my end, as well as improved memory usage.

Double clicking any fader will 0 it out

2.54 is solid Using 2.99 and haven't had any major problems, plus it's real pretty

RTFM on automation. All questions will be answered.

Company uses a bunch of buzzwords to appeal to unwitting consumers. News at eleven.

Guess I'm coming off as a little more amateur than I actually am. My mixes tend to turn out sounding pretty good for the gear I'm working with, and usually translate well from system to system. I'm becoming more adept with mastering every day and (think I) have the basics of it down. Just...

Hm. So I guess "mastering" is more a collective of different parts of making the final product. I always considered mastering making the mix come alive, then called song order/fades/preparation for CD "arranging." Guess I can just call it all mastering then :p

Ah, I always had the idea that the vinyl mastering you're talking about was different from actual mastering, and that audio would have to be mastered before being sent anyway. *Learns something new every day* That's simple enough. Thanks.