You can also import samples into Ultrabeat and use its step sequencer.
That is very painful Ultrabeat desperately needs to be updated.
You can also import samples into Ultrabeat and use its step sequencer.
What was wrong with 10.4.3? Not that I'm a power user, but I'm still on it and I've noticed more bugs in previous versions. Should I upgrade to 10.4.4? This latest update sounds great, but I'm nervous as I'm on a Hackintosh and the last time I tried to install High Sierra its performance was abysmal.The only one that really sucked was 10.4.3 and even they acknowledged it by releasing a quick update. Way too many moving parts in these rigs. I'm pretty leary of moving to Mojave but feel I better do it before the next major OS and then it disappears. I miss the old days of being able to download the combo updater and always get back to something that worked fairly quickly.
That is very painful Ultrabeat desperately needs to be updated.
What was wrong with 10.4.3? Not that I'm a power user, but I'm still on it and I've noticed more bugs in previous versions. Should I upgrade to 10.4.4? This latest update sounds great, but I'm nervous as I'm on a Hackintosh and the last time I tried to install High Sierra its performance was abysmal.
Mojave on my Hack is great, really like the dark mode. Logic 10.4.5 good so far but I'm far from a power user......yet.What was wrong with 10.4.3? Not that I'm a power user, but I'm still on it and I've noticed more bugs in previous versions. Should I upgrade to 10.4.4? This latest update sounds great, but I'm nervous as I'm on a Hackintosh and the last time I tried to install High Sierra its performance was abysmal.
Ah, I see. Come to think of it I did run into that problem once. I think I just imported all my data into a new session, but it would be a huge pain if I had to do that with multiple projects. I think at the time 4.3 was new and I didn't even know it was a bug.Logic 10.4.3 had an issue where it would throw up an error saying the files were unreadable or something like that. Basically made it so you couldn't load sessions.
It wasn't an isolated issue, lots of people had it. That was the only time I had to go back a version, and 10.4.4 has been solid but I'm starting to get enough occasional weirdness and random crashes that I think it's time to install Mojave.
Nice! What videocard are you running? I think the last time I looked it seemed like I would need to upgrade.Mojave on my Hack is great, really like the dark mode. Logic 10.4.5 good so far but I'm far from a power user......yet.
I'm using the Sapphire 11265-05-20G Radeon Pulse RX 580 8GB recommended on the TonyMacX86 site. Flawless install, no issues...Ah, I see. Come to think of it I did run into that problem once. I think I just imported all my data into a new session, but it would be a huge pain if I had to do that with multiple projects. I think at the time 4.3 was new and I didn't even know it was a bug.
Nice! What videocard are you running? I think the last time I looked it seemed like I would need to upgrade.
YES!!! I was trying to create a tempo map for a video yesterday and beat mapping would intermittently stop working. It's hard to describe the issue and harder to reliably trigger it. Basically my usual process is making/selecting scene markers then clicking/dragging in the beat mapping track. After making a few changes, clicking in the beat mapping track wouldn't do anything. I'd then close and reopen the project and it would work as normal.Has anyone noticed that Beat Mapping in 10.4.5 doesn’t seem to be working properly?
Oh no, now I'm inspired to generate mindless crap:
Ooh baby, c'mon won't you give it me tonight.
With super fasting loading times, yeah I'm feelin' alright,
Templates that were gigabytes, now so very small,
With this super smooth GUI, babe we'll be rockin this damn hall.
So come on baby, let's go crazy, see what it can do,
Mojave or Sierra, its the DAW that's right for you.
So come on baby, let's go crazy, we can make it sweet honey,
And with lyrics as crap this, we're gonna make a ton of money!
Repeat x500 (or until YouTube/iTunes/Spotify is no longer monetizing replays).
Sure, but I’m talking about when playing things in. Both channels (with their respective plugins) are off, but then only one works, when performing a part with the option enabled (thus making them both "necessary for playback"). That seems like a bug to me.If Logic is searching the tracks for events and there's nothing to 'see' the instrument isn't switched on. Seems logical to me rather than a bug because your B-section track is empty. If you want it to load you could place a dummy event on that track or - instead of the environment connection - put A and B into a track stack. That way you can record on the summing track playing A and B simultaneously or each of its own on the instrument track.
YES!!! I was trying to create a tempo map for a video yesterday and beat mapping would intermittently stop working. It's hard to describe the issue and harder to reliably trigger it. Basically my usual process is making/selecting scene markers then clicking/dragging in the beat mapping track. After making a few changes, clicking in the beat mapping track wouldn't do anything. I'd then close and reopen the project and it would work as normal.
Is this similar to your issue?
In 10.4.4 and before, and 10.4.5 with "only plugins needed for project playback" disabled, both tracks work as expected on play after project load.
per-project, File>Project Settings>General>Opening ProjectHow can this be disabled?
per-project, File>Project Settings>General>Opening Project
What was wrong with 10.4.3? Not that I'm a power user, but I'm still on it and I've noticed more bugs in previous versions. Should I upgrade to 10.4.4? This latest update sounds great, but I'm nervous as I'm on a Hackintosh and the last time I tried to install High Sierra its performance was abysmal.