Hi everyone.
I’ve tried using Chat GPT for help with this sync & it was the worlds greatest time suck. Has anyone been able to do this? I’d greatly appreciate any help with it, Thanks!
So using a usb interface hub from the BB2
& using it as a midi instrument in Logic? Thanks for responding.
I highly recommend you try out the BeatBuddy Plugin instead, no MIDI to USB cable needed, and you use it like a virtual instrument, it will playback whatever is in the MIDI file(s) on that track.
Read more about it here, it is currently in a free beta:
It hasn’t functioned properly in Logic Pro for some time. Last time I tried it, it froze up everything.
This may be Mac OS specific, I still think the user should try it,
Thank you for your feedback
You’re welcome. During the all too BRIEF time that the plug-in did work, it was wonderful. It made auditioning arrangements simple, and allowed for one-stop editing of velocities, all completed within the Logic Pro DAW, with no surprises waiting when I moved the final piece to the BB. I will try it tomorrow, as I have not yet moved on to Tahoe.
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Just wanted to post the results of my experiment. Mac Mini M2Pro, Logic Pro 11.2.2, OS Sequoia 15.6.1.
Plug-in will not fully load.
Clicking recover, gets one into an endless loop, where you can obtain your idiot license by doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. As stated before, it’s a real shame, because I loved using this plug-in, and would gladly buy it, were it in a supported version that actually works.
No hard feelings. Efforts appreciated.
And yes, I had first deleted the version that was on my system giving me know problems, deleting the component file, and then installing the M1version. I assume that the Catalina and Mohave versions are for pre-Apple silicon Macs.
That’s it for now, I suppose. I’ll have to continue with the old process of adjusting velocities in Logic and then retrying in BBMO, or adjusting in BBMO, which I find to be a bit more difficult.