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Hopefully these key points steer you in the right direction: LOGIC Audio interface needs to be set to Fantom G. I use external instrument tracks for midi and don't touch the environment window (I think other people use t...

What about embedding program changes at the start of the phrase so that it always pulls those patches it needs to replicate the sounds of your preferred studio set... is that possible / will it work??

@Atlas5 You've got some sweet gear, and I reckon I "get" why you still use most of it (I always wanted a DX7 and D50 as a kid and if I had them now I'd hang on to them whether I used them or not - I'm sure!!) So just won...

OMG so much gear. Just for contrast, I'm going to keep it real here ;-) FG Logic 9 NI Komplete 5 plugins Maybe I don't have the dexterity of mind, but even with this selection I ban myself from using most of the software...

Hi orri, I declare this not stupid at all (because I asked the same thing and I seem to be the king of these types of questions!!) Art informed me that it's a System setting that's existed all along, it's just that this...

Hi Loo, Make sure your DAW is sending Midi clock (Ableton Live or Logic will work plus many more). If you're using the USB cable connection (easiest), make your system settings: > SyncMode "Slave-Midi" > Clock Source "US...

@ Apex The Source Channel matters because it's targeting the data to change. E.g. if your source data is on Ch 3, but you have Src Ch set to Ch 1 then your desired Ch 3 data won't get changed to your Destination Channel....

Aha! The light has come on and my soul now rests easy ;-) Thanks again!

Thanks for the response and explanation V-CeeOh, So just to clarify, even if I've used an existing Live Set to create a new Song, save the Song and leave the Live Set untouched and then call it from Favorite all the patc...

Q1 I've just started using the Favorite mode. I can call a Song with the Favorite no problems, but when I do that all my patches in the corresponding Live Set become marked as changed (v). Is this normal? Can I avoid it?...