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Thanks to Richard Schletty for supplying the Yellow Jacket (you can see why he is a graphic designer!. But maybe that may someday change to on-stage-world-renoun stage performer. I put in a little stripe in the backround and sheard it.
I did an earlier version of Yellow Jacket had it online for a 1/2 day but just had too many scratches of me sliding up the dang fretboard so here is the latest. . .
This is my first full recording using Logic Express. It is not very user friendly to newbies like me. But I am starting to get the hang of it a bit. Thanks so much to Richard for very patiently going through some of the vital points of LE. Sometimes thing in LE are not quite were they should be. I know that this isn't really trure.
You have to think sometimes that LE is a secret plot to drive the new user's insane. It sure isn't a Garageband! In a way to be honest I think that Garageband is more of a pro-app than LE in that it is USER FRIENDLY. I wish that the engineers at Apple would take serious thought on making a pro app using Garagebands user friendliness! :)
There are so many things that make Garageband stand out. Like saving as band file all of it's content, so when you want to export you can send it through Ichat with no problem.
It's master control though simple is right there were you don't have to rack your brain trying to find it. (newbie experience)
Trying to do multi recording, I can do multi recording now for mics for the first two channels. But have not figured out how to do the next two channels. (again can do that easily with GB2!
Trying to find the Jam pack 4's is tough in Le for a newbie like me, in GB a breeze the way it should be.
Midi - is much easier to operate, making volume and especially "option drag, what a hassle in LE, I option drag a midi note and it lands were I can't even see it.
And the least goes on and on.
*I understand that GB has less stuff, but really to me there needs to be a pro version of GB!
I did an earlier version of Yellow Jacket had it online for a 1/2 day but just had too many scratches of me sliding up the dang fretboard so here is the latest. . .
This is my first full recording using Logic Express. It is not very user friendly to newbies like me. But I am starting to get the hang of it a bit. Thanks so much to Richard for very patiently going through some of the vital points of LE. Sometimes thing in LE are not quite were they should be. I know that this isn't really trure.
You have to think sometimes that LE is a secret plot to drive the new user's insane. It sure isn't a Garageband! In a way to be honest I think that Garageband is more of a pro-app than LE in that it is USER FRIENDLY. I wish that the engineers at Apple would take serious thought on making a pro app using Garagebands user friendliness! :)
There are so many things that make Garageband stand out. Like saving as band file all of it's content, so when you want to export you can send it through Ichat with no problem.
It's master control though simple is right there were you don't have to rack your brain trying to find it. (newbie experience)
Trying to do multi recording, I can do multi recording now for mics for the first two channels. But have not figured out how to do the next two channels. (again can do that easily with GB2!
Trying to find the Jam pack 4's is tough in Le for a newbie like me, in GB a breeze the way it should be.
Midi - is much easier to operate, making volume and especially "option drag, what a hassle in LE, I option drag a midi note and it lands were I can't even see it.
And the least goes on and on.
*I understand that GB has less stuff, but really to me there needs to be a pro version of GB!
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jiguma
Great to see you back Bill - hope the back is mending OK. It sounds
from this that your fingers are working well. Really good to hear a
tune back to the "old" Tiler - just Betsy'n'Bill! - even though I enjoyed
your forays into slightly different styles and instrumentation. Lots of
depth to the sound in this - where did you record it? Sounds like it
must have been a very resonant room (or plugins).
Brilliant to have you back again - glad things weren't as bad as you
expected - but backs can be like that.
Cheers,
Neil