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With the Binaural Monitoring Format, all you ned is a pair of headphones.Īs if that news wasn’t big enough, Logic Pro comes with loads of new content and features. In fact, you don’t even need a surround speaker setup. Because the Dolby Atmos renderer is now built directly into Logic Pro. And other workflow killers.īut now, with Logic Pro 10.7, Spatial Mixing has been truly democratized. Oh, and then there’s having to juggle Logic Pro and the Renderer. Then you needed a massive surround speaker setup (read 12 speakers). Of course, the workflow required to craft Spatial mixes was pretty convoluted (and expensive).įirst, you needed a separate application called the Dolby Atmos Renderer. If youre planning to scrap Logic Pro 6 after updating to Pro 7, then it would probably make. New user plug-in settings are stored in User Application Support. Instead, tracks feel and sound like they are coming from all around you: Logic Pro 7 looks for files in the following directories in the order of: Library / Application Support / Logic, Library / Application Support / Logic and Applications / Logic 6 Series. Where the tracks in a song are no longer stuck between 2 speakers. With Spatial Audio, music has gone from stereo to 3D. Remember when Apple introduced Spatial Audio to Apple Music earlier this year? That announcement introduced a whole new way of experiencing music. Screen Shot at 1.08.34 AM.png (351.21 KiB) Viewed 5822 times Screen Shot at 1.06.09 AM.png (2.HECK YES! Logic Pro 10.7 is here! And what it brings with it is the next frontier of audio production.Īnd that’s because Spatial Mixing with Dolby Atmos is now fully integrated and native to Logic Pro. "FP-30" is the name of my keyboard (Roland FP-30). Oh also, I attached a screenshot of what my Audio Midi Setup looks like, to show you that my Roland keyboard is in fact connected through bluetooth.

Logic pro 7 xkey Bluetooth#

But then again, apparently bluetooth midi is working just fine for you. I wonder if that had anything to do with it. Mind you, I'm pretty sure that OSX was at a different OS at that time. The weirdest thing is that around a year ago before I got this keyboard, I had a cheaper keyboard that had the same bluetooth functionality (also a Roland), and that one actually played midi notes through bluetooth. I've checked everything off and still nothing happens when I play keys on the keyboard. but i'll bet turning on midi there will do it.Ĭheck out the second attached screenshot. make sure (at least) midi is then checked (i also have audio, and advanced editing on). go to logic preferences, under 'advanced', check 'show advanced tools'. I just have no idea what to do.Īny suggestions would be greatly appreciated. The one thing that I imagine could be the problem is that the OSX operating system has updated/changed since then. I'm not doing anything differently this time around, and it's just not working. This one shouldn't be any different when it comes to Bluetooth functionality. That keyboard was the Roland GoKEYS, which was really just an amateur toy keyboard. It played midi through Bluetooth on Logic Pro X just fine. The weird thing is that I had a cheaper Roland keyboard that had Bluetooth functionality a while back, and that actually worked. The little volume bar on the channel/track doesn't move or anything.Ĭheck out the screenshot I attached of the notification showing that Logic recognizes the midi keyboard. When I connect the keyboard to my computer via the Audio MIDI Setup app, Logic Pro X shows me a notification saying "Now 1 input and 1 output are available." But when I press on the keys on my Roland keyboard, there is nothing. But when I connect it to my iMac by Bluetooth, it doesn't. It works just fine when it comes to midi when it's connected by USB cable.

Logic pro 7 xkey how to#

So over the last year, I've been trying to figure out how to use it as a midi controller over Bluetooth (just to record piano playing, or midi for software instruments on Logic Pro X). Hey everyone, I made an account on here just to hopefully figure out what's going on.