Hello Steve First of all, " Bravo " for your Logic TnT. There are very useful, and even Logic's environment becomes clear with your videos. I was wondering if there was any way to control " Pan" independantly in multitimbral Ewqlso Play instrument, as you explained it for controlling " Volume " thanks Tieri ( french parisian composer )

Hi Steve K, Hi Steve H, I did watch october's TNT, and everything is fine with stylus RMX . But when I plug Ewqlso Play into a monitor and I twist the " pan " ( or volume ) knob, nothing is happening in the monitor, it remains empty. So to control " Play " multitimbral volume , I transform CC # 7 into CC #11 but what do I have to do to control multitimbral " pan " ? Did I miss something ? thanx

Hi KC I' m using the pan ( volume or any parameter ) knob within Ewqlso play , and the monitor does not react. If If replace " Ewqlso Play " by " Stylus RMX " in the same channel strip plugged into the same monitor, it does react. Maybe Ewqlso Play is just not able to send any data Thanx anyway.

ok, that 's what I thought.... " Play " does NOT send any midi data . Worse... Only the first instrument of a " play " instance seems to be automatable. So.. let' s wait for upgrades to come

Hello Rounik, Yes, that's exactly what I did. But, I have to say that I am disappointed. I know " Play " just came out, so.... As I already said, let's wait for updates. thanx

Hello Sergei, Yes, Omnisphere works as Stylus in environment, but you have to do one thing first : If you want to control, for example, the volume and pan in the " Multi " window, just " Control-click " on each volume and pan, and select, in the pop-up window, " enable host automation ". hope it will help

Hello, Please go to the following link : http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar05/articles/logicnotes.htm If someone could explain ( in details ) the way to do it. Or maybe Steve could make a TNT about it . Thanks

Hi Joe, I use very often the chord memorizer ( to make chord with one finger ) or to build scales ( greek modes ) and Harp Glissandi ... But this is not ( I guess ) what the guy explains. He talks about to mimic the " user scale function " of Ableton Live which seems much more powerful and efficient than the Chord memorizer of Logic.

Hi I can't figurate out doing this. http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar05/articles/logicnotes.htm If someone ( Rounik ? ) could explain step by step, how to build this macro, i Would be very happy. Thanks Thierry from Paris

Hi Rounik Thanks, that is very kind of you . Santé ! Tieri