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yperochiakera

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Audio routing from Logic Pro X to DP10 via BlackHole causes occasional clicks, pops and distortion. I don't think this is a hardware issue but CPU and RAM usage seems both fine when running the two DAWs. I'm running a 6-core 2018 Mac Mini with 32GB of RAM. It usually works when I restart both DAWS but would inevitably go kaput again after a few minutes.

I'm curious if there's a way to open Logic Drummer as a plugin in another DAW, that way I won't be running two DAWs at the same time. Or maybe at least a better way of routing the audio from Logic to DP?

Thanks in advance!
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yperochiakera said:
Audio routing from Logic Pro X to DP10 via BlackHole causes occasional clicks, pops and distortion. I don't think this is a hardware issue but CPU and RAM usage seems both fine when running the two DAWs. I'm running a 6-core 2018 Mac Mini with 32GB of RAM. It usually works when I restart both DAWS but would inevitably go kaput again after a few minutes.

I'm curious if there's a way to open Logic Drummer as a plugin in another DAW, that way I won't be running two DAWs at the same time. Or maybe at least a better way of routing the audio from Logic to DP?

Thanks in advance!
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No. Drummer is not an AU, it is embedded in Logic’s code.
 
yperochiakera said:
Audio routing from Logic Pro X to DP10 via BlackHole causes occasional clicks, pops and distortion. I don't think this is a hardware issue but CPU and RAM usage seems both fine when running the two DAWs. I'm running a 6-core 2018 Mac Mini with 32GB of RAM. It usually works when I restart both DAWS but would inevitably go kaput again after a few minutes.

I'm curious if there's a way to open Logic Drummer as a plugin in another DAW, that way I won't be running two DAWs at the same time. Or maybe at least a better way of routing the audio from Logic to DP?

Thanks in advance!
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Yeah there’s not a way to open drummer in other DAWs but you can convert the CAF files into AIFF or Wav files, which you could then cut up and re-arrange. Check out the https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/caf-converter-for-logic-pro/id851083620?mt=12 on the Mac App Store. I think theres an Apple loops midi converter as well but I could find it when I had a quick search, the drummer files are essentially midi files that can be manipulated with the drummer interface.
 
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