Re: EDP+Logic Problems

[Erland <soam@acedsl.com>]

Hey Per,

I guess I have to figure out another way to work with this then.  
Perhaps I'll see how it works with Live. I don't absolutely need the  
tempo to be updated. It would be nice just to get it to display the  
right BPM.

Tack sċ mycket,



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erland

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On Sep 3, 2005, at 3:31 PM, Per Boysen wrote:



> Hi Erland,
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> Once upon a time I succeeded to run Logic as the slave to my EDP,  
> while recording both audio and MIDI into Logic. But that was on a  
> 5.something PC version of Logic. When I was not able do that again  
> in later Logic versions (mostly using Mac OS X now) I discussed it  
> with Emagic and was told that it's not possible. For the latest  
> productions I have done with Logic and EDP I have therefore been  
> slaving the EDP to Logic (or Live) by MIDI clock, which works  
> flawlessly.
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> For me this all comes down to what I want to do musically. If I  
> want the global tempo of my looping rig to go up and down with the  
> EDP's speed button I run the EDP as the master. This also gives me  
> the option to set the tempo by the first EDP loop created.
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> But quite often I like to make funny noises with my EDP by jumping  
> between half speed and normal speed while in overdubbing mode. Then  
> it would not sound good if the tempo should also jump 100 or 50  
> percent ;-) and it makes perfect sense to run the EDP as the slave.
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> Greetings from Sweden
>
> Per Boysen
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> On Sep 3, 2005, at 20:22, Erland wrote:
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>> But I would like Logic to pick up the BPM of my loops for easy  
>> editing later. I read on here that the EDP is the best to use as a  
>> master sync as opposed to the Repeater which is better in slave mode.
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>> Thanks..
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>> erland
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>> www.erlandonline.com
>> www.myspace.com/erland
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>> On Sep 1, 2005, at 1:01 PM, Claude Voit wrote:
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>>> do it the other way: sync the edp to logic
>>> no audio recorder can adjust to the even very small wandering of  
>>> a midi clock sync (no bug-normal)
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>>> set your EDP to sync in and set logic to send midi clock out of  
>>> the relevant midi port
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>>>> I'm having some problems with the EDP + Logic. EDP is the  
>>>> "master"  that Logic is syncing to. Logic seems to want to stop  
>>>> having the sync  button pushed in by itself.
>>>>  Record also stops by itself in Logic. It seems to be related  
>>>> to  when I hit "record on the EDP. I have tried various settings  
>>>> in  Logic. Auto Sync-in, MIDI-Clock Sync...
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>>>> I finally found a decent BPM by setting the EDP to 128. I forget  
>>>> the parameter name as I'm new to the EDP. I'm guess the BPM will  
>>>> be all  wrong if I record a different number of bars next time.  
>>>> Any input on  this?
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>>>> Any help is appreciated.
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>>>> Thanks,
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>>>> erland
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>>>> www.erlandonline.com
>>>> www.myspace.com/erland
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