I was wondering if anyone has had an issue in logic, where after I've finished a track where everything has worked fine, when I come back to the project, say a week or two or month of too later, the midi is not synced to my External Synth anymore? I've tried to adjust the audio latency setting to no avail. Apple tech support didn't know what to say, other than possibly trying to reset my synth back to its factory settings to try and resolve it. I don't want to risk losing all my patches, so if anyone has any advice, I'd be very thankful! I've tried to open new projects and import all of the tracks and issue is still there. I've tried copy/pasting each track - and initially the issue is resovled, but when I import the rest of the tracks, the issue comes back again.

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Weird… It’s what you love to do… and you have many ideas….. but you’re not opening your DAW and your projects are not moving forward. What could be the reason for such paralysis? There’s obviously some resistance when the mind is avoiding it. How do/did you get out of this?

Hi folks, Just working through the production 101 course, on the Dynamics in the mix lesson. At the very end of the lesson, the tracks (drums, keys, bass and guitars) have all been tamed using a combination of limiters, clippers, and some saturation. This allowed for more headroom and then it was discussed how a further clipping/limiting could be done to the stereo out to get a few more db of headroom, all of which I understand. However I turned my head a little when a clipper was used on the stereo out to gain more headroom rather than a limiter, especially when it had been mentioned how in this genre (country), more subtle, transparent manoeuvres were suitable, whereas I was under the impression a clipper was for much more aggressive jobs/genres. I'd love to hear any insight from anyone passing by.

I am learning EQ and I feel I have understood the concept through dozen of videos and resources but I don't know what exactly my mixes require or rather what I need to EQ in my mix. I am unsure if I am doing the right thing here. Is there any resource to fasten my ear training? plz halph