Apple today updated its Logic professional audio software, pushing out Logic Pro 9.1.7 to users of the boxed software version.
About Logic Pro 9.1.7
This update improves overall stability and addresses some minor issues including:
- Resolves several issues related to the download and installation of content
- Updates compatibility with GarageBand for iOS projects
- Fixes a problem that produced an error message when editing fades on numerous regions
Apple has also released Logic Express 9.1.7, an update to the company's discontinued lower-level offering.
About Logic Express 9.1.7
This update improves overall stability and addresses some minor issues including the following:
- Updates compatibility with GarageBand for iOS projects
- Fixes a problem that produced an error message when editing fades on numerous regions
Full release notes for Logic Pro 9.1.7 and Logic Express 9.1.7 are available in Apple support pages.
Last December, Apple moved Logic Pro to the Mac App Store, lowering pricing and discontinuing the Logic Express product. The Mac App Store version of Logic Pro has also been updated [Direct Link] to version 9.1.7, so users who purchased the software through that mechanism can also update their systems.
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For some reason this brings me out in a cold sweat of fear...
remember this is just an update, not a new release, can't see how this would be for iPad!
"A lot of the reason for the FCP X rewrite was to transition the program to 64bit carbon since Logic is already 64bit carbon I feel they're less likely to screw it up."
I think you mean 64-bit Cocoa. Carbon is 32-Bit only. On a side note, I think they should merge Logic Pro & Logic Express. Having the two is not really necessary.
Part of the big FCP X debacle relates to the manner in which Apple launched it. It has improved significantly since then and you're right it definitely needed a rewrite and brand new architecture.
New as of Logic 9.1.6
we don't want an iOS OSX merger. not now, not ever.