Re: Integra-7 editor in Logic 9
7 Jun 2013, 15:14Anyone else seeing the Roland Editor crashing Logic 9 ? I have removed it from my mixes until problem is addressed. I am loosing faith in the Integra I am afraid.
SepticUnderground wrote:It crashed several times with Reaper 4.2.2, and doesn't seem very reliable...nope havent had a crash since Ive runned it, I have logic open 24hrs a day
Bargerts wrote:I don`t have an mac but I know this....Hi guys
I am totally lost with getting my Integra 7 to work in Logic 9.
I am currently using a Korg Kronos which is plugged via USB to my iMac. In audio preferences in logic I simply set kronos as input and the output as the iMacs audio system. Simples and it works great.
My integra is also connected via USB and in an ideal world I would like to simply record from my integra into logic via an audio track.
Could someone be kind enough to explain how I should go about setting up my integra so at the very least I can get it to record into Logic (either by audio or midi)
Really can't work it out.
Thanks
hobbit wrote:Dear Sirs,1) No, no external midi track, see step 3: Create a software instrument track. There you can insert a plug-in named "external instrument" into the "I/O" slot (see pic 1).
2) Steps 2-6 are in Logic. The external instrument plug-in needs to know (a) to what midi port it has to send its MIDI data (= "MIDI destination") and (b) at which input it has to expect the returning audio data (= "Input") (see pic 2). Since INTEGRA-7 offers only one stereo audio output channel in its USB connection, it's "1-2".
Regards, Hobbit
That's correct, it's "Preferences" instead of "Settings" (I run Logic in German and was lost in translation... ;-)I don't have the option in settings to select the integra in 'Settings'. This appears in Preferences / Audio / Input Device, which I set to Integra 7 accordingly.
So you have the option to select a MIDI destination but you cant's select Integra 7? When you write "The Integra USB is all connected ok", does that mean that you are able to send MIDI data from a normal "External MIDI" track in Logic to I7 ? If yes, under what name does your I7 appear in Logic? That same name should also appear as one possible MIDI destination in the External Instrument plug-in.On creating a software instrument and selecting 'External Instrument' then clicking to get the blue tab, there isn't the option to select the Integra as the midi destination.
Nothing missed, nothing to forgive. Yes, if you want to record the I7's audio then you need an audio track. The software instrument track (which can only contain MIDI data) is needed if you want to listen to your I7's audio on that same track. In order to record the I7's audio you just use a normal MIDI track for the MIDI data you want to send to I7 and an audio track for the incoming sound.Forgive me if I have missed something but shouldn't I need to create an audio track to record the integra's audio.