LC Xmu
by Opus Locus
| Category | Audio Production / MIDI |
| Version | 2.2.0 |
| Format |
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| Compatibility |  MacOS X UB |
| License | Commercial Software |
| Price | $40 / 38€ |
| Rating | |
| Updated On | Oct 21, 2006 |
| Total Downloads | 517 |
| Mac Downloads | 517 |
Logic Control emulation for generic controllers
LC Xmu provides emulation of an Emagic/ Mackie Logic Control in software, for control and automation of Emagic's Logic Audio, Logic Gold, Logic Platinum, Logic Express or Logic Pro software. A hardware controller's knobs, faders, buttons or keys can be mapped to the Logic Control's various functions, and Logic will behave exactly as if it has a real Logic Control connected.
LC Xmu is a compatible, effective and flexible way of using generic controllers with Logic, without spending hours (or days, or weeks) building a custom Logic Environment. It also provides a cost-effective introduction to the functions of the Logic Control for those considering purchasing one, or those who may be required to work with one in the future.
LC Xmu also makes a useful addition for those who already...
LC Xmu is a compatible, effective and flexible way of using generic controllers with Logic, without spending hours (or days, or weeks) building a custom Logic Environment. It also provides a cost-effective introduction to the functions of the Logic Control for those considering purchasing one, or those who may be required to work with one in the future.
LC Xmu also makes a useful addition for those who already...
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LC Xmu provides emulation of an Emagic/ Mackie Logic Control in software, for control and automation of Emagic's Logic Audio, Logic Gold, Logic Platinum, Logic Express or Logic Pro software. A hardware controller's knobs, faders, buttons or keys can be mapped to the Logic Control's various functions, and Logic will behave exactly as if it has a real Logic Control connected.
LC Xmu is a compatible, effective and flexible way of using generic controllers with Logic, without spending hours (or days, or weeks) building a custom Logic Environment. It also provides a cost-effective introduction to the functions of the Logic Control for those considering purchasing one, or those who may be required to work with one in the future.
LC Xmu also makes a useful addition for those who already own Logic-supported control surfaces (like the Logic Control, Mackie Control, Mackie HUI and Baby HUI, Motormix, Tascam US- and FW- series, Yamaha mixers, Radikal SAC, etc). A generic controller can be used via LC Xmu, in addition to your supported control surfaces. In conjunction with Logic Pro or Logic Platinum's Control Surface Groups, this setup can be configured for the flexibility of two independent controllers or the convenience of one larger controller.
LC Xmu is a compatible, effective and flexible way of using generic controllers with Logic, without spending hours (or days, or weeks) building a custom Logic Environment. It also provides a cost-effective introduction to the functions of the Logic Control for those considering purchasing one, or those who may be required to work with one in the future.
LC Xmu also makes a useful addition for those who already own Logic-supported control surfaces (like the Logic Control, Mackie Control, Mackie HUI and Baby HUI, Motormix, Tascam US- and FW- series, Yamaha mixers, Radikal SAC, etc). A generic controller can be used via LC Xmu, in addition to your supported control surfaces. In conjunction with Logic Pro or Logic Platinum's Control Surface Groups, this setup can be configured for the flexibility of two independent controllers or the convenience of one larger controller.
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Any generic hardware controller with at least 8 faders or knobs capable of sending CC messages with absolute values (0-127),
AND:
at least 20 two-state buttons capable of sending a separate note or CC message for button press and release (often called "momentary" button mode), or at least 20 midi keys, or any combination of 20 buttons/keys. You may be able to get by with fewer buttons or keys, but you may lose access to some core LC/MC functionality (depending on the host application). Multiple controllers may be merged to provide sufficient buttons/keys.
AND/OR:
Any of the following hardware controllers, for which LC Xmu provides a dedicated input module offering predefined function mapping and extended features:
Behringer BCR2000 — endless encoder support and LED feedback
Doepfer Pocket Dial — endless encoder support
JL Cooper CS-10 — jogwheel support and LED feedback
Korg KONTROL series — endless encoder support and LED/LCD feedback
Mackie Control or hardware emulations — full remappable support and user-configurable generic bypass operation
Novation Remote series — endless encoder support
Any host application capable of supporting the Logic Control or Mackie control via a virtual CoreMIDI port. LC Xmu provides dedicated host support for the following host apps:
Ableton Live 5.0 or higher
Apple Final Cut Pro 5.0 or higher
Apple Soundtrack Pro 1.0 or higher
Apple/Emagic Logic Audio/Gold/Platinum/Express/Pro 5.3 or higher
Propellerheads Reason 3.0 or higher
RME TotalMix 2.01 or higher
Steinberg Cubase SX/Nuendo 3.0 or higher
MOTU applications (Digital Performer, AudioDesk, CueMix) are not currently supported, because they cannot address a Mackie Control via a virtual CoreMIDI port — email MOTU support about this.
Mac OS X 10.3.8 or higher is supported. Earlier Mac OS X versions may work, but are unsupported.
LC Xmu v 2.2.0
Oct 21, 2006
MacOS X UB
LC Xmu v 2.1
May 25, 2006
MacOS X PPC
Dedicated host support included for Apple Final Cut Pro.
Dedicated host support included for Apple Soundtrack Pro.
Fixed application hang when save-replacing function map from separate Preferences window, when any LC Xmu window is set to be always on top.
Mapping generic non-endless knobs or faders to V-pot Ch1-8 now works correctly.
Notes may no longer be mapped to Faders, V-Pots or Jogwheel.
Modifier + V-pot functionality (as Jogwheel) implemented tor true endless encoders.
Channel Status LEDs scale correctly when window is resized for LC Xmu instance 2 and higher.
LC Xmu display may be placed at the very top edge of any monitor without reset at startup.
Reduced flicker when moving the LC Xmu display window by dragging within the display.
Generic feedback 1.0.0: Feedback-capable generic controller module.
Mackie Control 1.0.3: Extensive user-configurable bypass operation, improved LED feedback, support for LCD backlight sleep, support for external control pedal input.
Generic MIDI mixer 1.0.3: Bypass now works correctly, uses non-remapped input.
Korg KONTROL 1.0.2: 8th character of each LCD display no longer used.
Behringer BCR2000 1.0.1: Allowance for possible hardware encoder acceleration.
LC Xmu no longer forces a full controller feedback reset when remapping a control from OFF to something else. Only the remapped control is updated.
Preferences file added for each host folder inside the application package.
Startup preferences added at ~/Library/Preferences/LC Xmu/startup.js.
Startup.js support for sending MIDI trigger event when switching host.
Startup.js support for assign display emulation in Cubase.
Startup.js support for adjusting LC Xmu CPU use.
Startup.js support for opening other applications/files when LC Xmu starts.
Dedicated host support included for Apple Soundtrack Pro.
Fixed application hang when save-replacing function map from separate Preferences window, when any LC Xmu window is set to be always on top.
Mapping generic non-endless knobs or faders to V-pot Ch1-8 now works correctly.
Notes may no longer be mapped to Faders, V-Pots or Jogwheel.
Modifier + V-pot functionality (as Jogwheel) implemented tor true endless encoders.
Channel Status LEDs scale correctly when window is resized for LC Xmu instance 2 and higher.
LC Xmu display may be placed at the very top edge of any monitor without reset at startup.
Reduced flicker when moving the LC Xmu display window by dragging within the display.
Generic feedback 1.0.0: Feedback-capable generic controller module.
Mackie Control 1.0.3: Extensive user-configurable bypass operation, improved LED feedback, support for LCD backlight sleep, support for external control pedal input.
Generic MIDI mixer 1.0.3: Bypass now works correctly, uses non-remapped input.
Korg KONTROL 1.0.2: 8th character of each LCD display no longer used.
Behringer BCR2000 1.0.1: Allowance for possible hardware encoder acceleration.
LC Xmu no longer forces a full controller feedback reset when remapping a control from OFF to something else. Only the remapped control is updated.
Preferences file added for each host folder inside the application package.
Startup preferences added at ~/Library/Preferences/LC Xmu/startup.js.
Startup.js support for sending MIDI trigger event when switching host.
Startup.js support for assign display emulation in Cubase.
Startup.js support for adjusting LC Xmu CPU use.
Startup.js support for opening other applications/files when LC Xmu starts.
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Sep 14, 2004. 10:03
version 1.2.1, MacOS X PPC
Ce logiciel + une BCF 2000 de chez Behringer + Logic audio Pro = de la bombe.... J'en suis sur le cul.....
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