First Version of Logic for OS X Released

September 03, 2002

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Emagic announced the release of the very first version of Logic Platinum 5 for Mac OS X. This is accompanied by the simultaneous release of Mac OS X hardware drivers for Emagic's range of USB MIDI and audio interfaces. Logic Platinum 5 OS X is single software package combining digital audio recording and editing, digital signal processing, software instruments, MIDI sequencing and music notation. The Unitor8, AMT8 and MT4 MIDI interfaces fit a wide spectrum of requirements, and the EMI 2|6 is the ideal portable USB audio interface.

"This marks the first time that an integrated suite of software and hardware products is available on a next generation operating system," says Dr Gerhard Lengeling, Chief Developer at Emagic, "and is a milestone in the development of computer-assisted audio and music production."

Emagic has also made it's offer to registered users of Logic 5 for Windows more appealing. In addition to getting a free license for the Macintosh version of the same Logic product,, users can receive a $250 instant rebate on a new Mac. The proof of purchase from the new Mac can then be used to get any Emagic software product valued up to $399.

Registered Logic Platinum 5 users can download the free Mac OS X version.

For more information, visit their web site at http://www.emagic.de/.

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