does this work with logic pro x
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yes, it supports VST, RTAS and Audio Unit standards as well as stand alone. Logic and Main Stage support both VST and AU. This instrument will also work with Cubase, Digital Performer, Pro Tools and Ableton among others.
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it says on the box it does mac or pc but im running it in reasons fl studio cubase runs fine
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Yeah, I believe so. Jut make sure to go to the audio settings/options to change the configuration. I'm 100% positive it works with Ableton as well.
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Yes - absolutely. I'm recording all my midi parts in Logic using this - tracks like a dream. It just shows up as a midi device like any other and you can enable and play. Alternatively, load their triple play controller as a vst / au / whatever and get your fine-tuned setup loaded in your DAW, then call up your soft synths via that in Ableton.
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Don't personally use pro tools, but it works great with logic on 10.9. I'm on a MacBook Pro
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I'm not 100% sure... I don't believe so. Why would you use pro-tools to dj with? The only thing I would use pro-tools for is to record and master tracks. thats what I use it for along with Logic pro and FL. Pro-tools is the industry standard in Studio recording. not so much as a DJ program. I guess you might be able too if you were to set up some tracks to play but If I were you I would stick with Serato or VDJ pro or Traktor.
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So far I have not gotten it to act as a direct audio interface for Logic Pro. My work around is to record into auria and transfer the files to logic. The MIDI works great with logic however.
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I haven't actually installed it yet. But I think you would need the installation key number or dongle from previous logic versions. Good luck!
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no...its a midi keyboard it works with any DAW. Music software program like Ableton/Logic Pro/ Pro Tools.. It does not have sounds u have to plug it in..
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I haven't had any issues playing chords on synth programs like Absynth in Logic Pro X.
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It should work with all versions of Pro Tools. Its just a usb/midi controller with 4 line/ xlr inputs. It comes with Protools Express and a ilok usb key. PTE is a stripped down version of 9 and 10 mixed together.
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Yes it is! I use mine with Logic Pro. It may not automatically map to all DAWs. But it can be mapped manually to any of them! Just make sure you download the latest firmware to your computer. Remember, it's a basic midi controller! So it should work with any music software. Hope that helps you out!
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Yes, as far as I know. Cubase AI comes with the drivers for UR824 Audio Interface. It did when I got mine. You will need a elicenser for Cubase AL to work.
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I heard logic pro was pretty good, i was initially trying to purchase it; but they don't make it for my computer. Mixcraft was recommended by a friend of mine.
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I use it with abelton 9live , it works also with cubase but not perfect , I think its made mostly for abelton
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It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool. It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app... » Read More It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool. « Show Less
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Yes yes yes! If (and that's a big if) you plan on sampling or you also own a USB keyboard. This is what I do; I integrate my work flow with logic pro X (although you can use machines software alone ). It does come with maschine 1.8. It is NOT a standalone maschine. You must connect it to your computer or laptop to use it. Keep in mind it has only 16 pads so this is not ideal to play your keys on. I plug in my USB keyboard and play the sounds (VST) that way and it's brilliant. I highly recommend it, but research the hell out of it before you buy.
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No extra inputs for external triggers. You can connect this kit with a midi cable into your audio interface. I use the m-audio UNO Midi USB cable interface and it works great. I'm using Logic Pro 9, GarageBand and EZ Drummer as my pluggin