Bear-Faced Cow
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Bear-Faced CowIs your external drive formatted for HFS+ or APFS? If not, you are bound to get this type of error.
jord
Bear-Faced CowJust for laughs (my brain loves a technical challenge), I thought I would import your MIDI into a rebuilt project as well and it worked without any crash.
Looking at your project, the X-Drum did have an assigned lane in the Grid Editor, but the interesting thing that I noticed was that your project was lighter than the rebuilt one by about 80K. That makes me go hmmm…
jord
Bear-Faced CowWhen adding your shaker, did you add it as a future instrument under the Add Instrument->Future Hit instrument?
Shaker grooves play without issue here.
jord
Bear-Faced CowI managed to crash your project in standalone. However, the be X-Drum doesn’t appear to be a factor. It appears to be dragging your MIDI across a lane that doesn’t contain a kit piece, in this case Cymbal 5, crashes SD3. I wasn’t able to crash it using an SD3 groove and the same kit setup. Just user MIDI.
It also doesn’t happen if I cut and paste the MIDI between a kit piece and the X-Drum.
100% reproducible.
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Thanked by: GregRockNBear-Faced CowTo get your drums into SD3, you can do it one of two ways:
Export your midi from Logic Pro X and import it into SD3.
or, even easier, hit the record button on SD3 and press play in Logic Pro X.
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Thanked by: Gin BeckBear-Faced CowThe best thing is probably bombarding Apple with the crash reports at this time. I’m almost able to make Logic crash by sneezing on my iPad while running Logic Remote. However, I’m quite confident that Apple does receive these reports and takes them seriously, since I have seen a few updates with the fix is that a knowingly sent reports in for. I’m also willing to bet that I wasn’t the only one sending in these reports.
jord
Bear-Faced CowLogic 10.5 has been a tad unstable as it is. I have been able to crash it without any plug-ins. I doubt EZBass is an issue.
jord
Bear-Faced CowIt’s not the updates. I’m always using updated versions of both SD3 and Logic. It has always been this way with Logic. You were probably lucky and didn’t have the arrange window or the track active at the time.
jord
Bear-Faced CowHi-
I had this same issue and it was kind of unresolved but apparently you have to manually set the tempo events in SD3.
J
Yours was more of a user/Logic issue in that there wasn’t a beginning tempo marker at the exported area and a tempo curve in Logic which does not interpolate on export.
To the OP: check to see what you’re exporting from Logic as it may not translate into any other applications.
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Thanked by: jschonigBear-Faced CowThe simplest way I’ve found is to save a curved preset and then load it in the MIDI/E-drum. It seems to hold the curve.
But yes, it would be more helpful to have that ability throughout… hopeful for implementation in a future revision.
jord
The simplest way I’ve found is to save a curved preset and then load it in the MIDI/E-drum. It seems to hold the curve.
But yes, it would be more helpful to have that ability throughout… hopeful for implementation in a future revision.
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Thanked by: barrychesterman, monospace and Andrew PayneBear-Faced CowLogic key commands enforces precedence over plug-ins. And if you have a track selected with the Arrange window active, it will delete the whatever is in that track. That’s pretty much how Logic has worked for years. You would pretty much have to disable or change the command in the Arrange window, which is possible.
jord
Bear-Faced CowOn the Mac, AU is native. VSTs are wrapped. Everything eventually has to go through CoreAudio in order to play on a device (doesn’t matter whether its your audio interface or computer speaker).
jord
Bear-Faced CowThe difference is more under the hood. VSTs are handled on the application layer where AU’s are more tied to the OS layer, being CoreAudio. It may become more noticeable in a high load situation as CoreAudio will ensure that audio is handled in a pre-emptive manner (sometimes noticeable when graphics become a bit laggy). This could at times potentially affect VSTs. When given the choice between an AU and a VST, I am more likely to opt for the AU.
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