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In Logic Express 7 I have an Instrument track playing an exs file with EXSP24.
When I play notes on my keyboard, it sounds fine. When I record those notes and play them back, I can barely hear them. What's wrong? Thanks, Connor -------------------- Connor Fabiano
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I tried recording with the default EXSP24 sound, and this didn't happen. But as soon as I selected a .exs or .sf2 file and recorded with it in an instrument track, it was barely audible on playback.
This post has been edited by Vissequ: Wed 19 Jan 2005, 02:56 -------------------- Connor Fabiano
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