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Logic Audio

  1. What is here?
  2. Logic FAQ
  3. Unpacking the archives
  4. Disclaimer

What is here?

You'll find EXS24-instruments (the EXS24 is Emagic's sampler), and environments and tutorials for Emagic's Logic Audio here. All free, for your downloading pleasure. All environments are suitable for both Macintsh and Windows computers. Also make sure you check out the SOFT section, since it contains some utilities that might come in handy for the "working musician".

If you are looking for interesting Logic Audio environments, you should also check out Len Sasso's excellent Swiftkick website, which has a huge collection of environments for all kinds of purposes.

Logic FAQ

Currently Omega Art also hosts the Logic FAQ, a list of Frequently Asked Questions, and their answers. This is a cooperative work in progress, undertaken by a group of Logic enthusiasts. The Logic FAQ has it's own dedicated niche in the Omega Art universe: go there.

Unpacking the archives, using Stuffit Expander

Many downloads require a recent version of Stuffit Expander to unpack the archives. Stuffit Expander is a great free product from Aladdin Systems, available for both PC and Macintosh, and can be downloaded from their website. Other archives are packed as zip-archives (upon frequent requests from PC users). Stuffit Expander will handle those as well. PC folks probably already have some unzip utility handy.

Disclaimer

All things you find on these Logic pages are free. You may download them, and use or abuse them in whichever way you see fit. However, Omega Art or Hendrik Jan Veenstra can't be held responsible if anything you download here causes any problems to you, your computer, hard disk, or any other part of your system or your life. All downloads are delivered "as is", and no-one but yourself can be held responsible for what it does or does not do.

All downloads were thoroughly tested (except where noted differently), and even though the occasional bug might be left, I do believe that none of those will be fatal in any sense. You do however use every download at your own risk.

(c) H.J. Veenstra 2001-2004.