New install of Logic/UAD-1.How to create new Autoload Song

[Bourian]

Hello community,


after reformatting my HD and installing a clean 10.3.5 and UAD-1 3.8 I tried to open a recent Logic Song of mine. Didn´t find the Unitor AMT8 and the MIDI Timepiece Setting for the MIDI Tracks.

I read in one of the forums that it is crucial to create a whole new Autoload song from scratch when using Logic Pro 7.01.

Anyone an idea how to create a Midi time piece mode setup i.o. to be able to use the 8x16 Midi channels again?

 

[peter893]

Hello community,


after reformatting my HD and installing a clean 10.3.5 and UAD-1 3.8

Logic 7.01 works best with the most recent version of OS X. 10.3.8.

I read in one of the forums that it is crucial to create a whole new Autoload song from scratch when using Logic Pro 7.01.

not true, but it could'nt hurt. going form 6.x to 7.x I would create a new autoload. or maybe even 7.x.x to 7.1.

 

[Bourian]

Hi,

thanks for ideas!!

 

[Girl6]

First, make sure to install any required midi interface drivers. You also need to create a new AudioMidi set-up by using the AudioMidi set-up utility in the Applications folder.

Good luck!
-Girl6

 

[Bourian]

Hey Girl6!


Thanxx!


THE DRIVERS! Yeah, I tried to make an Autoload without ´em. Didn´t find a line about the drivers in Logic 7s Read Me. In 6 they were installed automatically but in 7 I had to download them.

BTW, I heard it´s dodgy to use the Apple Audio/MIDI Setup Utility...

Dunno, I did it with the Logic Setup Assistant. Seems to be ok.

good luck to you too!


Bourian

 

[peter893]

Hey Girl6!
BTW, I heard it´s dodgy to use the Apple Audio/MIDI Setup Utility...
Bourian

You do not and should not need to go into the OS X AMS set utility to configure midi in Logic.

Peter