[Perica Suran]

Wow this is so annoying, I can’t believe this is how people use it, I must be missing something…

“Space” being play is second nature to me, and I can’t get used to “shift+space” being start and stop from within the grid editor. I keep hitting only space and then Logic starts playing from whichever random point the playhead was at, and the timeline shifts and argh 🙂 🙂

And then when I kind of get used to shift+space, then when I exit SD3, I keep hitting the combo while in Logic. Is something wrong with me?? 😀 😀

Having an option where both timelines and playheads are 100% synced would be awesome… For example as ReWire works with Logic and Reason…

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Thanked by: Rick McKay

[Perica Suran]

@Brad said:
The host is Logic, pressing play in Logic will make the transport in SD3 play if you have “Follow Host” engaged. (or at least it I believe is designed to work that way, that’s how I use it in Pro Tools and Studio One).
Loop in SD3 will loop through a selected range in the SD3 track, while Logic runs an entire track. (for example; you have you have selected a 4 bar range selected to loop in SD3. Your Logic track is 48 bars. Pressing “Play” in Logic will loop through the same 4 bars in the SD3 track while playing all 48 bars in Logic. (At least that’s howI use it in PT and S1).
Hope this helps clear things up.  

Then I guess it is expected behavior, I just don’t see why that would be useful… I would expect that the timeline and playhead are always synced between SD3 and the host. But no big deal, I’ll get used to it – at least now I know nothing is broken 🙂 Thanks!

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