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Is Logic AU Multi-out routing broken?

benkamenbenkamen
in General App Discussion

Every time someone asks me about how to route Patterning Multiout in Logic Mobile it takes me a half hour to re-figure it out.

But this time I can't figure it out at all - and it seems like it might even be broken.

Does anyone know how to do this?

Comments

  • SamuSamu
    edited February 24

    What usually needs to be done once (per plug-in to validate it) or after reseting Logic settings, is to load the AUv3 (with multi-out capability) to a track in the project, close/restart Logic (with the project open).

    After the project is re-loaded 'replace' the plug-in and select the multi-out option (ie. change from stereo to multi-out).

    LogicPro for iPad also an automatic disable plug-in 'feature' if a plug-in crashes too many times and the only way to get it back is to reset logic settings (There's no plug-in manager in the iPad version where plug-ins can be enabled/disabled or 'validated') and yea, this means all Multi-Out AUv3's have to be manually validated all over again using the procedure as mentioned...

    I urge all developers to bombard Apple with feedback regarding handling of AUv3 plug-in's in LogicPro for iPad, it's very mildly put a total sh*t show.

    I've done my share of bug-reporting (to a degree were I won't bother to post more feedback until the already reported issues are sorted out) but the development progress is way to slow for a subscription based software...
    (I'll very, very likely not renew my subscription when it's set to renew at the end of June).

  • benkamenbenkamen

    Glad to know it's not just me finding this to be frustrating.

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