Paris' Chic, Electro Style with Logic
July 15th 2003

Hosting the "most eclectic club night in Paris“ (Time Out) Naked in the "Le Pulp" club, French duo "Scratch Massive" were the talk of the town.
Having released a number of 12“ singles on their own label "Chateaurouge", Maud Geffray and Seb Chenut have just completed their first longplayer - "Enemy & Lovers (WEA)" - recorded and produced entirely in Logic.

Get to know Scratch Massive in this
Interview.

Dallas Austin: Keeping The Creative Process Flowing With Logic
July 7th 2003

Top producer Dallas Austin is always busy these days. He entered the pop music industry with his celebrated and chartbreaking productions for Boys II Men, and quickly became a sought after producer for pop and R & B acts. His credits include TLC's "Unpretty" and Pink's "Just Like A Pill".

As a talented songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, he needs software that is both a powerful tool for music production, and a creative working environment for composition. Logic Platinum 6 fits the bill perfectly for Dallas Austin and his engineer and programmer Rick Sheppard. Read about the challenges they both face in today‘s pop business in this Interview.

Logic rocks the WWDC 2003
June 27th 2003

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs recently demonstrated exactly what the introduction of the first 64 Bit desktop processor means to native computer-based music production, in front of 3.600 guests at this year‘s Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco. The audience witnessed the outstanding performance of Logic systems on the brand new Power Mac G5, demonstrated with a complex sequence from blockbuster movie, "The Matrix".
The crowd was so enthused by the demo, that it drew a spontaneous standing ovation.

Dr. Gerhard Lengeling, Emagic‘s head of software development, was asked on stage by Steve Jobs, to offer his assessment of the outstanding performance afforded by the G5. Internal test results have indicated that - at the same clock speed - some applications now only need 25 per cent of the G5's CPU power, when compared with earlier generation processors.

Logic‘s the Smart Solution for Scoring TV Ads
June 27th 2003

British duo "Alpinestars" attracted the attention of one of the advertising agencies used by Coca Cola for their production on "Carbon Kid“ - feat. Placebo‘s singer Brian Molko - from their "White Noise" album. Richard Woolgar of Alpinestars used Logic Platinum 6 to quickly rearrange the song with additional vocals, making it a perfect fit for the U.S. TV ad.

Richard and Glyn Thomas, who are well-known in Manchester‘s (UK) vivid club scene, are turning more towards classical songwriting with an electronic flavour, rather than producing dance tracks. They will begin producing their third long-player with Logic Platinum 6 - on a PowerBook G4 in Mac OS X this time around - within the month.

Check out the Interview with Richard Woolgar of Alpinestars.

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