Apple Logic Express 7.2 User Manual
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Chapter
Introduction
9
It
is
assumed
that
you
are
familiar
with
the
basic
use
and
terminology
of
Logic
Pro.
As
such,
the
functionality
and
uses
of
individual
Logic
parameters
are
not
covered
in
this
documentation.
Please
consult
your
Logic
Pro
7
Reference
manual
or
the
Online
Help,
if
you
require
further
information.
You
are
strongly
encouraged
to
press
buttons,
move
sliders
and
turn
the
knobs
of
your
control
surface
while
reading
through
the
following
chapters.
This
will
help
you
to
get
a
“feel”
for
how
your
control
surface
works,
and
how
the
various
parts
of
the
control
surface
interact
with
one
another,
and
Logic.
A
listing
of
control
surfaces
that
are
directly
supported
by
Logic
(via
a
control
surface
plug-in
included
in
the
Logic
package),
how
they
differ
from
similar
devices,
and
cross
references
to
the
relevant
sections
are
shown
below.
Note:
It
is
possible
that
your
device
may
be
directly
supported
in
Logic
via
a
suitable
control
surface
plug-in,
supplied
by
the
manufacturer.
Please
check
the
website
of
your
control
surface
manufacturer.
Follow
any
written
instructions
supplied
with
the
plug-in,
if
available.
Supported Devices
Manufacturer
Notes
01V96
Yamaha
The
Yamaha
01V96
emulates
two
HUI
units,
using
two
virtual
MIDI
in
and
out
connections
over
its
USB
cable.
See
“
01X
Yamaha
The
Yamaha
01X
emulates
a
Logic
Control.
It
does
not
feature
all
controls
available
to
the
Logic
(and
Mackie)
units,
however.
Please
refer
to
the
01X
documentation
for
details.
Logic
recognizes
the
01X
as
such
and
displays
a
custom
icon,
but
communication
is
as
with
a
Logic
Control.
See
“
02R96
Yamaha
The
Yamaha
02R96
emulates
three
HUI
units,
using
three
virtual
MIDI
in
and
out
connections
over
its
USB
cable.
See
“
Baby HUI
Mackie
The
Baby
HUI
is
a
stripped-down
version
of
the
HUI.
See
“
C4
Mackie
The
Logic
Control
plug-in
has
been
extended
to
support
the
Mackie
C4.
See
“
CM408T
Euphonix
See “
EuCon Support of Euphonix MC and System
CS-32 MiniDesk
JLCooper
See “