Logic Pro 9 Drum Machine

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'Drum Pro comes with 20 drum kits and the sounds of 9 vintage rhythms boxes (including TR-808 and TR-909). Each element is mapped to a virtual pad, controlled externally from your MIDI keyboard or drum pad, and has its separate volume and pan settings. Logic 9 includes Drum Replacement / Doubling built in. 3 card poker app. It analyzes the audio track and offers options to substitute the original sound with a sampled sound. Not only does it work very well, but it is a real time-saver. It automates a lot of the Audio to Score features. Logic Pro X's latest update introduced some new and exciting features that lend to continuous inspiration and creativity. Among these neat updates is the completely overhauled Drum Machine Designer, which features quick and powerful sampling capabilities. Logic Pro X Certified: Logic Pro X 10.4.6: OS X 10.14.6 2018 Mac Mini 3.2 GHz Intel Core I7: 32GB Memory: 2-1TB SSD; 4 Drobo's 48TB combined Presonus StudioLive 16 Series III (Digital Audio Interface and Control surface for Logic).

Hello community!
I have a little problem: when I drag & drop a file from Splice on the Drum Machine Designer (DMD) of Logic Pro 10.6.1, the software crashes. It quits and then suggests me to send an error report to Apple (classic).
The trick is: I'm using a patched mid-2010 iMac. That means that the OS installed on the iMac is normally not supported by the machine. In this case on the iMac, I installed the latest version of Catalina (10.15.7) . I know that this is not recommended. However, with High Sierra (which is the last OS you can install on an iMac mid-2010), it's impossible to install the latest version of Logic Pro (you have to make choices in life).
After some research on the internet, I understand that the problem might come from Apple's 'Metal'. Basically, if Logic Pro crashes when I drag & drop an audio file in the DMD, it's because the iMac's graphics card wouldn't support Metal. For the record, my graphics card is an ATI Radeon HD 5750 1 GB.
I'm asking for your help to find out if some of you have encountered this problem? And more importantly, if you had found a way to fix the problem; while staying on a patched version of Catalina with a mid-2010 iMac (or other similar and compatible configuration)?

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Would the solution lie in downgrading

Logic Drum Machine Designer

the OS to Mojave? Or installing 'Metal' by any means (hardware, software, etc.)?
I'm at your disposal for any further information,
Kind Regards,
Lol Dayy

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One simple way to get a drum roll is to draw it with the Hyper Editor. Here's a quick lesson in how to do that.
Create a Software Instrument track. On that track, load the Ultrabeat instrument. Close the UB window.
In Arrange, select the pencil tool (press escape to make the tool menu appear). Using the pencil tool, click once in the UB track to create a new, empty region. Press escape-escape to resume using the pointer tool.
Press ⌘5 to open the Hyper Editor window. At the left is the Hyper Editor Inspector. In the Inspector, look where it says MIDI Controls. Just to the right is a downward-pointing triangle. Use that menu to select GM Drum Kit.
In the main part of the Hyper Editor window, find the lane called 'SD 1.' Select it by clicking on the lane header. Hold down ⌃⌥↓ (Zoom Vertical In) to make that lane tall (along with all the lanes).
In the Inspector change Grid from 1/16-Note to 1/96-Note.
In the Inspector, double-click to the right of Length (where it says '1 0') and enter, say, 100 (this means you'll be creating notes that are 100 ticks in length; for reference, note that one beat contains 960 ticks).
Select the pencil tool again. Use the pencil tool to draw an ascending ramp, from left to right, in the SD 1 lane. You'll hear the notes as you draw them.
Make sure the playhead is to the left of your ramp, and press Play. You'll hear your drum roll. You'll notice that the ascending height means ascending velocity.

Jun 6, 2010 5:12 AM