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review of Logic Express 7 series
I have been composing with computers since 1979. Back then it was with a 32 meg machine, and the stuff was pretty new.
I got involved with Logic audio around 1990 and have used Logic Gold 4.8 EXS, Platinum 5 among others. It is THE only choice for me, for music composition software. I have tried a lot of other ones out there, but none come close....
The same applies to my Logic Express 7-series software. The same intuitive interfaces, and attractive to boot...Recording is a breeze...
Once a newcomer to Logic understands the difference between an audio instrument and an audio track, and gets his/her head around setting up the environment, This is really the best program around. The simplest ( but VERY important ) difference in Logic is that it is so easy to change parameters on everything.
For example:
If you record a sax player and he/she hits a bad note..or it's a bit flat, you simply go to the Matrix editor and you see all the notes that were just played. The notes are all represented by horizontal bars. The longer the bar, the longer the duration of the note. The difference in color of the bars represents the velocity (or volume) of the note. If you want to increase the pitch of the note, just double click on the 'bar' (note) and you will be transported to another window which allows one to (with a drag-and-drop action)perform all kinds of changes in the notes--to amazingly small degrees.
Once you are happy with the pitch of that note...go back to the matrix editor, because you ALSO wanted to shorten the length of the note. Simply grab the end of the bar with your mouse and slide it on back until ( after re-playing the section, of course ) you have the right duration of the note...
I could go on and on, but Logic has really been the leader in recording and production software for a long time now, and I am happy to be still there. I DID have to buy a Mac system to use Logic, but it's all for the best.
Regards,
Ray
Miami Beach

