A few weeks ago, we informed you about one of the company's interesting patents Apple, thanks to which it would be possible with the help of a single click fix errors in the sound clip imported into the Logic music program Studio, currently available through Mac App Store for devices running Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later. Today, however, new speculation has surfaced about a new version of this well-known music app, used by a number of well-known contemporary music artists.
A certain visitor to a well-known internet portal MacRumors and at the same time our website friend, Nicholas, decided on his own to search for the truth about the new version of the Logic music app Studio, available at App Store for €179.99 for computers running Mac OS X 10.6.8, which should be the tenth major version of the program. Nicholas decided to contact the CEO of the company himself Apple, Tim Cookand, and asked him about the development of the new Logic Pro X. This letter subsequently reached the business head of music products, Xander Soren, who responded to Nicholas' email as follows:
"Nicholas, Thank you for your email. As the head of our music-making apps, I always want to hear what our users are thinking. I want to assure you that our team is still local and hard at work on the next version of Logic Pro.
– Xander”
The last giant update of Logic's virtual music studio came out in mid-2009, and it was Logic Pro 9. First speculation about the planned Logic Pro X appeared as early as September 2011, but instead only the current application made it along with MainStage 2 to Mac App Store. If the company really brings a new version of Logic Studio, it is possible that the version will not only bring the aforementioned patented feature, but that it will also bring a new user interface consistent with the design of the company's new software, including the new and long-awaited iTunes 11.
*Source: MacRumors.com (odkaz)
So I hope that there will be a new version in 2013... I'm just afraid of the same thing as with FCP X and make such a more extended GarageBand.
iPlod: I just wrote on FB that I'm afraid of GarageBand Pro
iPlod – all the Czechs who work in it and I'm not afraid to say everyone in the world also hope that it won't end up like Final Cut etc. Too much simplicity is sometimes harmful :-) especially in DAW :-)
After my experience with FCP-X, I'd rather stick with Soundtrack. Pro from good old Final Cut Studio…