 Pt/logic And Midi, MIDI (p)reference |
 Fri 11 Oct 2002, 06:21
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Hello to everyone from Shanghai
Congrats on a Dynamic and interesting Forum (especially lately!) I am a Brit and have been using Protools LE (001) this year and created some very useful MIDI tracks to solidify the rhythm ( guitarists, huh?) from my Korg Triton Le Workstation ( 'Le' again?). Somebody advised that Logic was better for MIDI than PT. Could you explain the difference as I only know PT and would like to learn about other possibilities. [Also, Hope you don't mind me asking but; I read todays topics and somebody stated LE stands for "Light Edition" but I can't get anybody to confirm this is correct?.] Thanks for a great place to go when you need help Tone |
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Sat 12 Oct 2002, 06:27
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 12 Joined: 27-Aug 02 From: Shanghai - CN Member No.: 7,165 |
Many thanks for the response
I did consider the difference would be down to extent of use for MIDI but having an expert opinion is always better to avoid reinforcing a mistaken belief. You are perfectly right - in my case it think it would be overkill though I will still try to find out what options are on offer. What's still buging me is; I know what TDM is and HD I suspect is plain High Definition? but still do not know officially what LE stands for (nothing in the PT books). Could someone confirm the above? many thanks again Tone |
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Tone Pt/logic And Midi Fri 11 Oct 2002, 06:21
lepetitmartien PT has a moderate amount of midi control. You can ... Fri 11 Oct 2002, 14:33 aladinsane well, if you are so interested in semantics, LE (a... Sat 12 Oct 2002, 14:32 Tone many thanks for the reply aladinsane
I hope you do... Sun 13 Oct 2002, 05:33 rickenbacker The "limited" tag refers to the feature ... Mon 14 Oct 2002, 16:17
Tone Thanks Rickenbacker (& Aladinsane)
I now under... Tue 15 Oct 2002, 05:52 |
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