MacBook Air is good for online surfing and more light computational work. You might find yourself encountering various issues including audio dropout. You’re better off with an adequate MacBook Pro with a competent audio interface, especially if you plan to use it live.
Although, I’m running on a Mac with Mojave 10.14.6 (tested both in standalone and in Logic), I find it difficult to believe it has any relativity. Could be something something stealing your CPU resources at a more “coincidental” moment.
Hardly true… 3.1.7 was released not all that long ago with considerable functional bug fixes. This is a cosmetic bug with a workaround. That’s considered a low priority compared to functional bugs without a workaround.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
This post was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Bear-Faced Cow.
All you really need to do is change the drum map in the midi in/e-drum settings to the logic drum designer map. You can then control SD3 with drummer and import a drummer region.
Very nice song. Only things I found was that the vocals seem to get buried withn the music. I also felt the music was a little sibilant. Otherwise, I liked listening to it.
You might have to install EZD for the library. Not sure about SD2 as far as installing the library itself (I never owned SD2), but worst comes to worse, install it and then let SD3 detect the library. You should then be able to erase the app and keep the library.
Sounds like you need to adjust the sensitivity of your drums to your playing style in order to produce the appropriate MIDI velocities. Your hardest hit should generate a velocity of 127. Following that, you might want to further fine tune it the velocity map in the MIDI/e-Drum Settings (and save it).
As long as you have the libraries, the MIDI should appear in your Grooves tab. Worst case is that you may need to run the Product Manager to see if there are any updates needed to be installed for SD3. That should take care of any missing MIDI.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
This post was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Bear-Faced Cow.
Again, this all depends on the stereo file itself. If it sounds like it was recorded through the phone in someone’s garage, you can expect to have issues because of the nature of the recording. Perhaps, one day the ML behind the tracker might be smart enough to determine a kit piece due to its placement within a beat, but for now, expect to do a bit of work on a stereo file especially if you have a less than satisfactory recording.
I have managed to extract many grooves off of a number of YouTube videos (don’t worry, they were marked as free and public domain) where the sound was clean. The tracker did an excellent job with it.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
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