Anything worth the effort in Logic Pro X 10.2?

[deeplfo]

Those are just loads more content, i.e. samples, instruments, loops, and midi files.  You can always install them at a later stage.

So, I was having some timing issues in Live, and thought, given I'm on a Mac platform now, to give Logic a try.

Mohsen



> On Oct 5, 2015, at 3:37 AM, Jay Vaughan (ibisum) <ibisum at gmail.com> wrote:
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> So .. in prep for the MIDIShfiter project, I’m doing some testing with Logic Pro X .. which I’ve never used nor bothered with before.  Its asking me to select stuff I want to download - and there are gigs and gigs of things I have no clue about - so I thought I’d ask you guys - anything in particular I should be interested in, from the perspective of just having fun and checking it out - and anything in particular I should ignore in the “Download Additional Content” window?
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> For the record, I’m not looking to move over to Logic Pro X - for my needs, Reaper is awesome.  But in case there’s stuff in there thats worth jamming with, maybe you can give me some pro tips...
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