Yeah Logic is fine with the majority of external instruments for that, from memory you can control pan and volume directly via the Logic mixer controls, if you set them up as External Midi tracks (and Not external instrument plugin tracks), as Logic sends out the default MIDI CC on a per channel basis. I tend to use my FA for compositions without even touching Logic, for example, so it's always going to have a place for me whether it integrated well with Logic or not, just as the MOXF would've. I would primarily base any decision on how nice they play, whether the sounds give you benefits, and of course if it's going to be used standalone. using multiple parts of it's timbrality) then you need to consider your workflow before buying, as for many people it becomes hard work/confusing vs soft synths. If you're currently a soft synth/plugin user, then just remember that any external sound source like that has to have it's audio rendered/recorded into whatever DAW you're using, and when you're multi tracking (i.e. (Just a personal thing, the MOXF was fantastic).
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However, you could knobs/ buttons to software plugins and transport controls worked (from memory), and it had a Logic template built in.īut really just used it as an external keyboard and so deep DAW integration wasn't a huge factor. So you couldn't save your synth setup with projects for example.
I had a MOXF8 running with Logic, what kind of integration are you wanting? When i owned mine you couldn't use their editor within the Logic application as it was VST format (Not AU, which Logic uses).
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