#Logic pro price mac os x#
#Logic pro price update#
#Logic pro price upgrade#
#Logic pro price full#

Note that if you just want the amp models, keyboards and other software instruments for live play, but without the ability to record, Mainstage is just NZ$38.99 in the Mac App Store.Īpart from all the instruments, loops and plugins already packed into Logic Pro 9, if you already have that, Logic Pro X adds a diverse collection of professionally recorded snare drums, toms, hi-hats and cymbals you can mix, match and fine tune to get the right drum sound for your song, plus nine new MIDI plug-ins, plus the new Retro Synth which emulates classic synthesiser tones from the '70s and '80s. If you've never had Logic, it's an incredibly low entry point (just $259) for such slick software with so many features.

#Logic pro price full#

I remember when the full Logic package cost more like $1000.

#Logic pro price upgrade#

Some have complained there's 'no upgrade price' for existing users of Logic, but the way I see it, this new X is so cheap it's about what an upgrade price used to be.

Some say it's the songwriter's recording software. While Logic required another long investment in time, I immediately enjoyed its focus on creativity as its entry point. Pro Tools had been a mission to learn, and I was loathe to switch, but going months with unusable software while waiting for Avid to catch it up, while witnessing its near instant response to Windows' changes had me spit the dummy.

#Logic pro price mac os x#

I once played in bands (don't worry, you won't have heard of them) many years ago and after that became a Pro Tools user and switched after its repeated failure to keep up with Mac OS X changes. I will post the full, possibly several-part review on my macnz site when it's finished. A couple of key features were missing and this was either glossed over or not taken into due consideration, and the trust of the pro video community was lost, and this was never going to be easy to win back.Īpple did, let it be noted, go on to fix pretty much all of Final Cut Pro X's defects via free updates, and I stand by my (at the time controversial) assessment that it's great software.īy comparison to all that, I reckon the audio pro community has every reason to happily stay loyal to Apple with the brand new Logic Pro X, which I have been busy evaluating for the last ten days. There was Apple's terrible mistake with the introduction of Final Cut Pro X, in which the Inc introduced good, but radically different software as a fait accompli. And of course, these GCs can be used on apps, movies and other major applications like Final Cut Pro, should you choose to do so.Longer term users constantly worry (well, I do) that Apple might become so entranced with consumer markets that pro markets could be sidelined. Just keep in mind, these discounted cards won’t last forever, so be sure to jump on this while you can.

That’s 15% off an app that essentially shouldn’t ever go on sale. Meaning you can then take that credit and go grab a complete version of Logic Pro X for just $170 right now.

That’s $200 worth of credit to spend across any of Apple’s digital distribution marketplaces for just $170. I think you can see where I’m going with this. Deals on Logic Pro X are basically non-existent outside of some of the student offers and promos.īut if you head over to 9to5Toys right now, you’ll notice we have $100 iTunes gift cards on sale for just $85 with free email delivery. With the new features releasing for Logic yesterday, we thought it would be a great time to remind Mac users the power iTunes gift card deals can hold for aspiring producers and musicians. The $199.99 price of entry is insanely low considering the sheer amount of content and new features Apple continues to add, but we have a way to get it for even less…

#Logic pro price update#

With the new 10.3.2 update dropping for Logic Pro X yesterday, Apple has once again brought even more value to the already way to affordable professional DAW.