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Apple today updated its professional-grade audio software Logic Pro X to version 10.0.4, adding support for project files generated by the new version of GarageBand released yesterday.

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Logic Pro X, launched in July, represented the first major update to the software since 2009. Logic Pro X introduced "Drummer" a customizable virtual session player that automatically plays along to recorded tracks. Drummer made its way to Apple's consumer-level GarageBand in yesterday's launch, with one drummer included free of charge and a set of 14 additional drummers with various styles available for $4.99 as an in-app purchase.

Logic Pro X is available for $199.99 in the Mac App Store. [Direct Link]

Article Link: Logic Pro X Updated with Support for GarageBand 10 Project Files
 
Finally!!

When I actually learn to play the guitar, I won't need a drummer friend, and his drums...
 
Garageband has always been Logic Pro with some things taken out

I'm not sure if this is meant as an insult to Logic Pro, or a compliment for GarageBand. 😀

My $0.02: of all the music programs I've used, LP is undoubtably the best for MIDI & VSTs (AKA Audio Units). Pro Tools is the one to go for if you're mainly doing audio editing. And Cubase is the one to go to if you want a program that keeps crashing. 😉 :apple:
 
Release notes. Probably more fixed than what's listed, seems like that's usually the case.

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4498?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

Logic Pro X 10.0.4 update
Includes a change that allows Logic to properly open GarageBand X projects.
Fixes an issue in which the Mixer might flicker when scrolling up or down in OS X Mavericks v10.9.
Resolves an issue in which EXS instruments created with third-party applications might exhibit unexpected voice "stealing" when played in Logic Pro X.
Resolves an issue in which the Tuner did not display correctly on Retina Displays with OS X Mavericks v10.9.
Fixes an issue in which Logic Pro X did not correctly display track icons in projects imported from GarageBand 2 for iOS.
 
It could really have done with more bug fixes, instead of more Garagebandification..

[edit] Actually.. (Touch wood) the really annoying CPU spikes and thus audio glitches I was getting seem to have gone. Its not a listed fix however.
On the other hand, There are still some very easy ways to get it to crash completely. Which sucks.
 
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For some reason, I can't update my previous GarageBand, It says that it's not available in the US. But I still can download the new one but I don't know if it should be like that
 
On the next GarageBand update I would like to have Chad Smith as a virtual drummer Apple! 😀

Similar to guitar amp software with Slash & Hendrix signature sounds, it would be interesting if they started offering real drummers as In App Purchases. The Steven Adler style slider could go from "sober" to "wrecked". 😎
 
I wonder if they do this kind of stuff for the gateway drug effect as well...


iMovie = Final Cut Pro X

Photoshop Elements = Photoshop

Garage Band = Logic Pro X
 
For some reason, I can't update my previous GarageBand, It says that it's not available in the US. But I still can download the new one but I don't know if it should be like that

Yes, that's how it works. You will end up with the new Garageband and a folder with the old Garageband in it. But it's all free.

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I really like the interface of Logic X (and by extension Garageband). However, I have lots of virtual instruments that are 32bit and won't load, so I am keeping Logic Pro 9 side-by-side with X for those times where I need those plugins, at least until they are updated to 64bit.
 
The update doesn't show for me. It shows Mavericks, iTunes and iMovie & iPhoto (both incompatible till I've installed mavericks), but..no Logic X 10.0.4. 😕
 
I really like the interface of Logic X (and by extension Garageband). However, I have lots of virtual instruments that are 32bit and won't load, so I am keeping Logic Pro 9 side-by-side with X for those times where I need those plugins, at least until they are updated to 64bit.

I believe there's some kind of 32 to 64 wrapper available now to get stuff working in X but I can't remember its name. I'm fortunate that everything I use a lot is already 64bit
 
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