I just returned to my work with Logic and decided to brush up on my skills with Logic 101. There have been upgrades made to the process of quick swipe comping, and I was wondering if someone could tell me of a tutorial dealing with the newest way to use the quick swipe/comp ability in Logic (creating new comps, exporting or moving comps, etc.) Thanks. SG.

Thanks Rounik, I have seen those tutorials, but unfortunately Martin has not updated the tutorials on comping to reflect the update(s) in Logic. For instance, making a new comp requires one to export a comp to a new track when one wants to make a new, additional comp. The long and short of it is that there are new menu options that aren't discussed in the tutorials and I was wondering if anyone has some insight on the new features for comping. Thanks, I hope that was clear... SG.

Does BFD2, which still only runs at 32 bit, work well with Logic running at 64 bit? If anyone has some experience with this issue - running 32 bit plug-ins when Logic is in 64 bit, I would love to hear your perspective. Thanks. SG

Thank you. That helps, but I am still uncertain as to whether or not to switch to 64-bit in Logic. Anyway, thanks again. SG

Thanks. That is exactly what I will do. SG

Thanks also from me, daveboy. I did a cursory trial and instantiated BFD2 in a new project running Logic at 64 bit. Indeed, there seems not to be a problem. This is good news indeed. Thanks to you Rounik, as well. Brilliant forum administration as always. SG

Is it better to use Logic's signal routing or use Apogee's Maestro for all input and output duties? I don't see a huge downside to using Logic's software monitoring. When latency occurs, the low latency function works well, it seems to me. Anyway, I am trying to suss out the optimum set-up using Logic and the Ensemble. I appreciate any thoughts and perspectives. Thanks. SG MacPro duo core 2.66, 5 gigs RAM, most recent versions of OS and Logic. Apogee Ensemble. All software is up to date.

Thanks. I was just wondering if there was some kind of disadvantage to using the low latency mode. Thanks again. SG

This possibly is a loaded question, but here goes. Are there advantages in knowing how to use Logic 9 and Pro Tools 9? Pro Tools is ubiquitous as we all know, but I am a Logic user. Here's more: Can one use both on a Macpro intel duo core 2.66 with 12 gigs RAM? Can one use the apogee ensemble without any glitches with pro tools 9? I keep thinking I "should" know Pro Tools. Am I wrong? Sorry, I know this is a weighted down, so to speak, post, but I am very curious to learn what I can about these topics. So, thanks for your indulgence! SG

Thanks. I will check out the pro tools tutorials. I didn't think of that, and you didn't have to sell me anything because I already have a subscription!