So why go through all of this? Flexibilty and limiting processor load. and it is a bit of work to get templates created, but once that's done it's quite easy. Ok so it seems like this is an involved setup. mainstage buttons can then be mapped to a keyboard controller, or even midi footpedals for song selection, logic load and start stop. that script can be mapped to a button in mainstage. You can create Apple script files for each individual song/set that activate logic, close the current session and opens the appropriate logic session for that song, and then switches back to mainstage. vocal effects are always on point, and synced to bpm.and you can also chage effects for different sections of the song verse chorus etc. that way you can use mainstage for your vocal efx. Then each 'set' will be a song, and the patches will be sections of said song. you will save a TON of processor power and drive time.Ī the the concert level, setup all of your outputs and routings. bounce in place and then import those tracks into mainstage. get the individual tracks the way you want them (efx etc) in logic. Only use logic for your midi information and video.Put all of your audio in Mainstage. I know the thread is old, but I've been setting up my own rig to do the exact same thing.įirst.

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