Opening Rapture In Logic

[froth]

Hey I'm new to midi recording but I recently bought a MacBookPro with Logic 8.0 a m-audio midi controller, Ableton Live LE and Cakewalk's digital synth called Rapture. Rapture has all the sounds I need for melody and low ends while Ableton has all I need for Beats. Once a song is done I plan to use Logic pro for vocals. The thing is I can't seem to figure out how to open up Rapture in Logic Pro or Live. I looked at the step by step tutorials on the cakewalk site and ask for help but it has been 2 weeks and they still haven't contacted me. Does any one have any insight to add to this very irritating problem?

[brandondrury]

virtual instrument releases in Audio Units, RTAS, DXi (32-bit & x64), and VSTi formats;

You should probably be checking out the Logic manual for this. I'm sure Logic supports at least once of these formats (maybe all. not sure. I'm a Cubase guy.)

Brandon

[joebingo]

Originally Posted by froth

Hey I'm new to midi recording but I recently bought a MacBookPro with Logic 8.0 a m-audio midi controller, Ableton Live LE and Cakewalk's digital synth called Rapture. Rapture has all the sounds I need for melody and low ends while Ableton has all I need for Beats. Once a song is done I plan to use Logic pro for vocals.

thats going to get very confusing, very quickly!

anyway, Logic runs Audio Units (AU)

to open it, click on an audio instrument, then go down to the I/O. the out should be set to output 1-2 or whatever. Set the input to >stereo-->Audio Units-->Rapture.

have you managed to open EXS24, or any of the other software instruments in logic?

if that doesn't work, or you've already done that, let us know.