I guess overall I still prefer Logic, but I sure would like Pitch Automation and better destructive pitch/time editing. Logic still really could use something like this to round out the Flex Time capability.ĭP has a time/pitch change engine, with optional formant correction, that often (not always) gives superior (reduced-artifact) results to Logic's Pitch And Time Machine.
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No Transformer in DP, but you do have insert plugins that operate on MIDI *data*, such as Quantize, Echo, Transpose, etc. Lucius Pc Game Free Download Mac Open Office Mac Download Free Dansk Ms Word Templates Free Download Mac Medieval Total War 2 Mac Download Free Half Life 2 Free Download Full Version Mac Clip Studio Paint Free Download Mac Avant Garde Medium Free Download Mac Free Mac Download Ocr To Doc. (Or "constructive" apply, anyway it makes a new audio file) Track folders are more just like track groups, not the more hierarchical but arguably more powerful Logic folders.ĭP has a bit more polish and features in its video sync capabilities than LogicĪudio editing in DP (version 4 anyway) is more intuitive than Logic 8, but about on par with Logic 9.ĭP has a "destructive apply" capability with effect plugins. You can have separate "sequences" inside a single file in DP like projects-within-a-project. MIDI in DP is not based on regions - the events are placed directly on the tracks. With the Mix tools, users can add various sound effects and import tracks, equalizers, and other items.
Here's what I remember offhand:Īudio regions are called "soundbites" in DPĭP is quite a bit less CPU efficient than Logic - if you use a laptop, get used to a warm lap and fan noise. But if I'm not mistaken, it shouldn't be all that difficult of a transition.
I went the other way (DP 4.61 to Logic 8 ).įrom what I can tell, DP has changed a fair amount since I stopped upgrading.
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