The Logic score editor is a wee (!) bit problematic - has long long needed development that it's not getting.
My best suggestion is that you create a track for each part - that will give each voice a much clearer and more accurate score to follow.
Not ideal - but readable!
Glenn

Many thanks for all the information. That you took time to respond is much appreciated! It's comforting, in a way, to know that I don't have to chase the latest and greatest to get a musical result! Now I just need to spend some time to work out how to network Macs of different generations so that ...

This question is based on an issue I don't understand: 32 vs 64 bit (what does that mean in practical terms?), and driver compatibility. I have a 'vintage' (ie: hardware*) mix studio co-ordinated through a Tascam FW1884. My 2006 2,1 Mac Pro tower (using Logic 9, Snow Leopard with SSL PCIe card ...

I have an old Focusrite Liquidmix 32 and found an article or two on the interwebs describing the original units being modeled, with useful advice for most common application of each model. Not perfect of course but good starting points as to where vintage stuff was most used back in the day. Sorry I ...

I'm loath to get into this in a forum as really the only way I think that singers find their best voices is in working with an individual teacher. A teacher who can observe exactly what the singer is doing and offer appropriate technique. However, as a bass/counter-tenor who in my mid 60s still ...

Thank you Martin This is what I expected when I posted this - a considered response from the editorial team. The other comments about my phrasing/words were extremely hurtful. Music technology is a difficult space for those of us with disabilities - something like a quarter of the population and ...

supposedly high standards of journalistic integrity Absolutely. That's why they stick to the facts. If there's a newsworthy release, they'll report that. If there's a newsworthy challenge or change of company stance, they'll report that too. People can make up their own minds about the ethics and ...

Not wanting to get specifically into what any one thinks of Behringer's general practice, A little editing advice; you should have left this sentence out. Wasn't trying to provoke further discussion of Behringer's behaviour - the focus of my post is on SOS. By reviewing this product the magazine is ...

So this is the version of the TD3 that Berry have made based on the inventive design work and development of a particular individual without that individual's agreement. Not wanting to get specifically into what any one thinks of Behringer's general practice, what I'd like to note that I am ...

Music Wolf wrote: ↑Sat Jul 17, 2021 10:52 am I just came across this new release from John Mayer;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66Ne5dVDfLM&t=175s

Checking it out I found this ...
An awesome 80s/retro 'cover' made two months before the actual track came out!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A71rBlN8pag

Cheers, Mac

I've been using the Tube of You to learn the all the various ins and outs of Logic.
There are many videos on all aspects from introduction to in-depth.

I kinda like "Why Logic Pro Rules" - he's methodical and focused. But there are many others.

Cheers, Glenn

I find my AKG 712s (open backed) with the generic Sonarworks correction to be very effective. I was actually quite surprised what a difference the correction made - flattened a strongish tendancy to a scooped mid range, and seemed to tighten the bass up as well. I say 'seemed' because I'm not sure ...

I’ve used Pianoteq 6 and 7 and I have to say I’m less impressed than previous posters. There’s something that doesn’t sound quite right, to my ears anyway. ... I was just wondering if the 'ultra realism' in the modelling from Pianoteq may appear strange when compared to sample based stuff which, fro ...

Ramirez wrote:Not quite the same model, but I’m a happy K712 + Sonarworks user.

+1

Lovely 'phones as is. But was fascinated about how much clarity (spectral balance?) they gained and how much more like my monitors they were with the generic Sonarworks correction.

I'm going to throw Technics WSA1R into the mix! I love my WSA1R - feel really lucky to have found one as I believe very few made it down to the Antipodes. There's a 'mobility' to the sounds that place it above PCM romplers, and it's fun to fiddle about with and make weird sounds that somehow still ...

monospace wrote:For keeping cable runs together, I have found these spiral cable wraps very helpful.
https://www.amazon.com/Electriduct-Poly ... B016045OY6

Ooo, they're nice! Thanks, Glenn

Thanks for sharing all your expertise and experience.
Much appreciated
Glenn

I love my Milab LSR 3000

http://www.milabmic.com/showproduct.asp?id=1131

A little sensitive to handling noise but it sounds terrific with my voice, so worth the wee bit of extra care in use.

Cheers, Glenn

Eddy Deegan wrote:

mac.churchmouse wrote: Re: Labelling cables - how do folks do that?

I think you are in the US?.

I'm in Australia - but probably similar Brother products are available here. Do they have a choice of tape types and is there one you'd recommend?
Thanks, Glenn

Wow! Thanks everyone for al the great ideas.
Now to do some research and planning (which may take some time as I have a learning disability ).

Re: Labelling cables - how do folks do that?

Cheers, Glenn

Very early on in this Covid season I became inspired to re-structure my studio - change the layout to reflect workflows and frequency of use. My studio consists of 30 plus fairly decent quality hardware units (Keyboards, Rack synths, Processors, etc) acquired inexpensively as people devolved (?) to ...

Thanks folks - appreciate the leads. Obviously going to have to try and learn some new stuff - which will be intriguing as the offshoot of my disability is difficulties in learning! I have Sibelius 7.5 but it has the worst interface I think I've ever had to deal with so it seems the Mac OS option ...

I'm a neurologically disabled classical musician and singer, and as I've grown more aware of the effects of my disability I've become more interested in making my performances more accessible in general. I enjoy 'animated' scores on Youtube - especially the ones that move a highlight or cursor over ...

A very useful boring device I bought for next to nixt (someone recommended it in another thread) is a mirror/led light combo on the end of a telescopic arm (the kind that looks like a 50/60s car radio aerial). Used originally by mechanics to find lost screws, dropped spanners, and the like in the ...