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<r><QUOTE author="willowhaus"><s>[quote="willowhaus"]</s>It's not really about the Logic X base, though. It's that the writing is on the wall - as people transition to 64-bit, 32-bit will become a thing of the past. As it is, if you're running a 64-bit DAW, then you'll need a wrapper just to run the ...

<r><QUOTE author="willowhaus"><s>[quote="willowhaus"]</s>Is going 64-bit a major code change? Logic X won't run 32-bit plugs...if it takes a longer time to get an OS X version out, 32-bit is going to have a limited appeal. <E>:|</E><e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Logic X runs AU only, so even a 64-bit VST ...

<r><QUOTE author="Ralph [RZ]"><s>[quote="Ralph [RZ]"]</s>Guys, I hope to give you a better ETA on the OSX Beta in early August. I can't tell you not to shell out $200 for the Logic drummers in X but I can tell you that this Logic feature does not have the range and depth of the Jamstix AI.<e>[/quote ...

Hi Ralph,

Any update on the OSX version?

<r>To build on TJ_Lansing's answer, there's also a drummer named Silent. <E>;)</E><br/>
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So what I do is create a new part with Silent as the style and Silent as the drummer, and change the length/repeat numbers to match what I need.<br/>
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I find this to be a more efficient way to manage ...

<r><QUOTE author="Ralph [RZ]"><s>[quote="Ralph [RZ]"]</s>Yes, it will slip a bit <E>:(</E><e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Any ballpark timeframe? I'm putting off buying a MBP until I know Jamstix will work on OSX. <E>:)</E> Seriously, Jamstix is that important to my workflow!!<br/>
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If you're thinking ...

<t>Just trying to create nice odd time signature grooves similar to Tool and Karnivool.<br/>
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The problem I'm trying to solve is that I have a hard time finding a default setting where the drum beat has a nice coherent groove instead of kind of all over the place. For example, if I create an 11 ...

Awesome! If you need some beta testers.....

<t>nyone?', 'I travel quite a bit and would love to have Jamstix as an app for the iPad (and other mobile devices/tablets)!!<br/>
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It would be perfect for working on grooves/beats while you're away, or at a coffee shop, or just at a friend's house with a few acoustic guitars, and you need a ...

Thanks Ralph. I will try that when I get home tonight.