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Hey everyone,
i just got logic express with my new macbookpro, and i have all these drum kits, .wav files...that i want to get into logic, so i dont have to drag ech time...you know, so i have a library of all the drums and i can just flip through at ease....how can i do this?


in garageband i used to drag .wav files into the trackline, then drag them into the podcast effects instrument, what a pain in the ass...in logic express i should be able to get something like the mpc right?
09-07-2007
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I have yet to find an easy way to do these things in Logic. If you want to pay for Redmatica, or Guru or Battery, they probably solve the issue somewhat, but as of now, there is not a slick way to do these things in Logic (I'm using Pro).

Logic 8 is expected within months from now, and it damn well better have this sort of stuff worked out. I'm still using Reason just because Logic kills my creativity/workflow when I try to start adding samples. I'm really hoping Logic 8 has something for the hip-hop-based producers in this way.

(In case you don't know, Logic uses it's own EXS24 sampler for playing samples. It's a great soft-sampler, but I find it tedious for loading samples because you have to name everything. (It also lacks the ability to trigger a loop from a start point within the loop itself, a super-useful tool that Kontakt has.)

I wrote this song a long TIME ago...(back in '93 or '94)
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I have yet to find an easy way to do these things in Logic. If you want to pay for Redmatica, or Guru or Battery, they probably solve the issue somewhat, but as of now, there is not a slick way to do these things in Logic (I'm using Pro).

Logic 8 is expected within months from now, and it damn well better have this sort of stuff worked out. I'm still using Reason just because Logic kills my creativity/workflow when I try to start adding samples. I'm really hoping Logic 8 has something for the hip-hop-based producers in this way.

(In case you don't know, Logic uses it's own EXS24 sampler for playing samples. It's a great soft-sampler, but I find it tedious for loading samples because you have to name everything. (It also lacks the ability to trigger a loop from a start point within the loop itself, a super-useful tool that Kontakt has.)
You can use ultrabeat as well...logicprohelp.com, someone on that forum made a blank template for ultrabeat making it easier to load your own samples and what not...

as for logic express unfortunately your pretty much ***ed out...exs24 is only a sample player you can't load your own samples and it doesn't come with ultrabeat...so you'll have to buy a third party one such as battery, guru, etc...
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as for logic express unfortunately your pretty much ***ed out...exs24 is only a sample player you can't load your own samples and it doesn't come with ultrabeat...so you'll have to buy a third party one such as battery, guru, etc...
You meant the EXS24P that comes with Logic Express is only a (pre-made) sample player. That's true. The real EXS24 (no P) that comes with Logic Pro doesn't have this limitation.

...but still, I think you're actually better off getting Battery or Guru. Ultrabeat is WAAAAYY too complicated for me right now. I tried it a few times, the 808's sounded funny, and I pretty much haven't touched it since. I've been using Logic for close to 10 years and I still feel like a newbie with this program. *sigh*

I wrote this song a long TIME ago...(back in '93 or '94)
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