I moved up from logic express 7 to logic studio and I found this new vocodor the EVOC and I have no clue how to use it. I tried to look it up in the big black book of plug-ins, but didn't fully understand?? Maybe if someone can exlain it in plain english I can get it :) Thanks

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Thank you so much I've been playing around with this but never got it to work right( I had input selected in the side chain menu not audio track) Sorry I wasn't more clear on wich EVOC I guess I didn't realize there were 3, but you hit it right on the nose!! Thanks again

Hey Paul I was thinking about getting the plug-in tutorial too, if you get it let me know what you think! Have Fun

Have you tried to reset the firewire through the M-Audio application on the computer?? Or go to the m-audio web site and install all new drivers for the firewire. Hope you get it to work!! Good Luck

T-Pain uses software called Auto Tune, which can be purchased in AU format. Although with Logics pitch correction plug-in you can change the scale to major and use the E chord. I'm pretty sure this is the chord used by T-Pain. Good Luck

I have a roland MV-8000 drum machine, and I run it into Logic through the audio input of my M-Audio Firewire 410. I think MIDI would be better if you could use it that way. Check out the environment tutorial offered here it tells you all about midi connections. Good Luck

I just got a western digital 350g my book, and it runs great with my macbook pro. I got it set up with time machine, and with the 2.0 usb it didn't take long at all. I did a lot of research before I bought it and most costumer reply said they were pretty dependable, and I also found them to be a little bit less in price. Good luck on whatever you pick

Thanks for the soundtrack Q&A I had thought that myself because I haven't used it yet. Thats cool you got some reel to reel work, if it all works out maybe you could post your music so we can have a listen

I just got this tutorial and I can't wait to get in study the whole thing!!!! I have been waiting for something like this, so thank you to everyone that was involved.