The real changes software-wise come in MainStage. Most importantly, $30 now gets you all of the instruments and effects from Logic in MainStage, including instruments like Sculpture. What is notable is MainStage: there are some welcome tweaks, and absurdly-cheap, standalone pricing that should get some attention. And I’ve never been in love with these kind of product tiers you’re constantly explaining to people whether they should get Express or Pro, as they desperately try to work out how “serious” they are in light of the products. At $200, there just isn’t a spot for Express any more. Logic Express is also, not surprisingly, eliminated. Whatever Apple is doing, I’m in no rush Logic is a deep program, and I’d rather wait for upgrades from everyone (note to all developers everywhere) than have serious production software rushed out before its time. There’s no reason to believe Logic will face a similar overhaul. The initial results made people unusually unhappy, and perhaps justifiably so, but ground-up rewrites of software this complex tend to be ugly at first. Final Cut had an aging code base, deeply rooted in deprecated versions of QuickTime, that prompted Apple to do a ground-up rewrite. Logic already has a 64-bit infrastructure.
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(Amazing how that works.) I don’t expect Logic Pro X to produce the kind of disruption that Final Cut Pro X did, however. I still expect the number ten to follow the number nine. If you were expecting Logic Pro X, my guess is, it’s just not done yet. Logic Studio remains for sale through Apple in its boxed edition, but at two hundred bucks, the App Store version is the winner.
Apple waveburner update#
Today is a minor update that you can now download via the App Store if you choose.
Lesser-known mastering tool WaveBurner gets the axe. Wave editor Soundtrack Pro, removed from Final Cut Studio, is gone here, too. The biggest change is the price: Logic gets slashed to US$199.99, while MainStage gets a so-low-you-might-as-well-try-it $29.99 sticker price. And the results are mostly what you’d expect. Image courtesy Apple.Īs expected, Apple moved its Logic Pro music production tool to the App Store. MainStage, with its all-in-one instrument and effect rig powers, is now a la carte, and both Logic and MainStage are cheaper.
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