Apple Releases Logic Pro 9.0.2

Let's hope this fixes a rash of EuCon issues that plagued 9.0.1 and the incredible bug in 9.0.1 that saw the I/O plugin drop levels to -24db when you tried to change them from their defaults. The odd thing is, latency measurement was in the 9.0.1 release too. Maybe they meant "The WORKING I/O plugin-in..."

It's funny how quickly they've been working to right Logic's wrongs. I've been using Logic for 9 years and this is my favourite release yet.

I'm off to test the EuCon implementation to see if they fixed the AUX/BUS routing bugs.

Very welcome update, I'm still a novice and I love Logic 9 but I know a lot of people were saying that Apple do not really push updates on Logic much - if this is a sign of things to come then all the better. I know Logic 8 hit .01 and .02... let's see if we can see 9.03 in the not too distant future (there are still a lot of bugs 9.02 does not address apparently) and we will know they are serious about keeping this app the best out there. Protools is also amongst the best of course and is used in pro studios everywhere for band recordings etc.

Very welcome update, I'm still a novice and I love Logic 9 but I know a lot of people were saying that Apple do not really push updates on Logic much - if this is a sign of things to come then all the better. I know Logic 8 hit .01 and .02... let's see if we can see 9.03 in the not too distant future (there are still a lot of bugs 9.02 does not address apparently) and we will know they are serious about keeping this app the best out there. Protools is also amongst the best of course and is used in pro studios everywhere for band recordings etc.

I miss the days when Logic would actually hit a .1 release. Logic 9 should've been Logic 8.1, or at least 8.5. It changed nowhere near the amount that 6 to 7, or even 7 to 8 did.

I miss the days when Logic would actually hit a .1 release. Logic 9 should've been Logic 8.1, or at least 8.5. It changed nowhere near the amount that 6 to 7, or even 7 to 8 did.

Flextime and the new 0.1/0.2 I/O plugin with measurable latency and *WORKING* latency compensation were big steps/milestones for Logic. Flextime worked pretty well for a new feature and the ease of use is spectacular. The updated I/O plugin means we can reliably use all our outboard gear - something people have been crying foul over as it was one of TDM ProTools' major advantages.

Apple has been pushing the Logic team quite hard to get the audio components up to snuff and I'd say that while there is still a ways to go, they're doing an adequate job.

Logic, when pinged with the I/O plugin on the system I'm working on, came up with 1 sample of additional latency. Logic was pretty close with it's own internal compensation on that one. I'd be interested to hear how others are faring.

I miss the days when Logic would actually hit a .1 release. Logic 9 should've been Logic 8.1, or at least 8.5. It changed nowhere near the amount that 6 to 7, or even 7 to 8 did.

Yeah, and same goes for Final Cut 7 and most of the pro aps. It pissed me off untill I remembered that you don't have to buy every upgrade :)

I cant wait till the Logic update that make the Nehalem Macs worth buying :eek:

Note there's no 9.0.2 update for the Logic Express version yet-only for the Pro version.

Logic needs to become a 64bit app to be a serious tool. I love Logic, use it 10 hours a day, but the 32bit thing limits the memory and is killing the joy.

C'mon Apple!