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Apple Launches Logic Pro X with Virtual Drummer and Flex Pitch
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Really excited for the new Track Stacks, that's always been a pain point. Drumkit designer looks nice for doing up demos quickly.
I agree with the skeu UI, but engineers always like shiny knobs, and at least now that there's an iPad Logic Remote app there's some parity there between control surface and visuals. Though "rotating" dials has never made sense to me as a digital UI mechanism.
It looks like there's sadly no mention of OpenCL, which makes me seriously question whether the new Mac Pro will be cost-effective for Logic users.
I agree with the skeu UI, but engineers always like shiny knobs, and at least now that there's an iPad Logic Remote app there's some parity there between control surface and visuals. Though "rotating" dials has never made sense to me as a digital UI mechanism.
It looks like there's sadly no mention of OpenCL, which makes me seriously question whether the new Mac Pro will be cost-effective for Logic users.
I've only had Logic Pro 9 for a couple of months (so can't complain to Apple about giving me a free upgrade), so I was just going to stick to 9 for a longer while.
But now I just saw there is a companion iPad app to control Logic! That is cool, and can see how it can make some controls more intuitive. Now I want it!!!
But now I just saw there is a companion iPad app to control Logic! That is cool, and can see how it can make some controls more intuitive. Now I want it!!!
At least in Adobe's case it makes sense. The neutral background helps to avoid unintentional color casts. If that isn't a concern then you are free to change the defaults.
Hell yeah!
I've been holding off buying Logic 9 just waiting for this to come around the corner.
In my case, sometimes procrastination pays off!!
Agreed, in most of the Adobe apps I've used as well as Media Composer a user can adjust to an all black letter on white background UI.
I personally don't mind the dark elements, I just need them to give us the option to adjust text size in the overall UI. Not every developer does this yet.
And I never understood why people complain about people complaining. It's their reality, and they're basically saying, dang, wish I waited, this looks better. I'd you bought some Levi's, and the next day they went on sale, you'd probably say the same thing. Geez, I just bought some yesterday at full price!
This confirms the trend: Apple is updating their Pro apps to X one by one. Given the long delay in the launch of an Aperture 3 successor, and signs of life with regular updates to Aperture 3, it's clear that they're rebuilding the app from the ground up.
I'm most looking forward to an Aperture with an iOS companion app as they've done here with Logic Pro X. Sorting and tagging photos is the most tedious part of editing and I'd rather not be in front of my computer doing this. Sitting back on an iPad sorting images or doing so on location by downloading the JPGs to the iPad and then syncing changes to Aperture on the Mac would be awesome.
After much resistance, I was starting to consider the possibility of switching to Lightroom but this release today completely reset my patience and I'm willing to wait it out. My guess: it's coming with the Mac Pro release this Fall when the entire Pro lineup will come full circle.
I'm most looking forward to an Aperture with an iOS companion app as they've done here with Logic Pro X. Sorting and tagging photos is the most tedious part of editing and I'd rather not be in front of my computer doing this. Sitting back on an iPad sorting images or doing so on location by downloading the JPGs to the iPad and then syncing changes to Aperture on the Mac would be awesome.
After much resistance, I was starting to consider the possibility of switching to Lightroom but this release today completely reset my patience and I'm willing to wait it out. My guess: it's coming with the Mac Pro release this Fall when the entire Pro lineup will come full circle.
And... I'm not sure why this is SO exciting to people because Apple is VERY late to add them.
It's basic stuff now-a-days.
Because it wasn't before and now it is... having more needed features without having to switch apps is generally considered more convenient. I'm not sure why it's SO important to be a buzzkill.
No buzzkill intended, just a reality check to let people know that Apple is not always cutting edge as they may believe.
If someone has their buzz killed it may be they were high-on-hype.
Anyway, enjoy!
