Logic 7.1 announced

[stag]

Well guys i think you´re quite mistaken .
One thing is bashing ,another is standing up for Steinberg .
it wasn´t me : "oh Logic´s so cool !!! all the rest is
a little crap i don´t even bother to look at them ,
do you know anything besides them all and Logic ???"

Anyway i quit ,I wish i could master reasonably both .
you go ahead with your bashing , from now on i keep quite and try to learn something more.

[Sascha Franck]

Being a bit sensible today, eh, stag?
Now just calm down and enjoy whatever there is to enjoy.

[machinesworking]

Hey Sasha and Tozz! So I said I would report back when things seemed clear. Well Logic is behaving really well for me now, in fact better than Live 4.1.4 is. I'm pretty happy with the 7.1 update, and this odd little update for "Pro Apps" that Apple released. Between the two updates, Logic is finally back to it's old self for me. Granted I'm a hard customer, Komplete 2, and Pluggo are both known for taking out an OS like Ike Turner treats his women, but logic is doing great now.

Of course now the decision weighs in on whether or not you want to use Logic on a laptop or not...... The main reason for the switch IMO is the poor CPU performance of the G4 powerbooks, and the fact that IBM wasn't able to give Apple a G5 that would work in a powerbook.

Personally I'm stuck with buying a 12" 1.5ghz powerbook soon. I use far too many mac only things to switch, and I need the power for Live 4 now, not in a year, and truth is who knows if all my AU and VST will work in Live 5/6 and Logic 7/8 on an intel powerbook right away?