I guess I need to make some video proof at some point. I think the fact that Logic goes so far as to warn you not to try and open multiple projects simultaneously is good enough evidence that even its developers don't trust it to manage without crashing.
Never had problems with it reloading plugins either. Maybe you have a bum plugin / plugin set?
I don't - it reloads plugins when you change buffer sizes. It'll do this even with the stock effects. When you have a big project (say 90 or so tracks as did my most recent one) it can take quite a while to do this.
I've spent a good amount of time with I and had a mostly favorable experience. I'm not a fan of the "magic timeline". I see the benefits but I am much quicker using tracks. I started editing with A/B roll SVHS systems way back when, so tracks make more sense for me. You can treat it like a track editor which is nice, but it still isn't using it correctly. I just think they took a professional tool that worked well and adapted it to be more consumer oriented at the same time trying to tell you how to edit. The drag and drop effects are nice, but they make you lazy and end up looking the same as everyone else. That is pure laziness on the editors part, but you can tell when someone has made something in Final Cut X by those filters. For me it just seemed like iMovie Pro and less like the next generation of Final Cut. Clearly the industry has abandoned it for a reason. Probably because Apple is trying to tell people how to work and since Apple isn't making films all day...they don't know why their ideas are sometimes not correct.
