Expert Help for Logic Pro Users
Audio interfaces are a common cause of problems in Logic Pro.
Audio Support offers a service to help Logic Pro users who are experiencing problems with audio interfaces and need expert help. In a remote support session, one of our friendly and experienced technicians can connect to your Mac to diagnose and resolve problems.
Typically, this involves installing drivers and configuring your audio interface to work correctly with Logic. Issues involving sample rate errors and glitchy playback are usually resolved by looking at your audio interface’s driver settings.
Sometimes problems with audio routing are outside Logic and we need to look at other settings within your Mac or in the audio interface’s control app.
We can help with interfaces from:
- Universal Audio
- Focusrite
- Apogee
- Behringer
- Audient
- Presonus
- M-Audio
- Avid
- Yamaha
- Roland
- Edirol
Or any other music technology manufacturer.
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How Our Service Works
This is the process you should expect when making a booking for remote technical support:
- Client makes an enquiry by email or WhatsApp.
- Audio Support will reply and confirm if we can help.
- A date and time for the remote support session is arranged.
- Client makes payment for the first hour of support via PayPal.
- At the agreed date and time, Audio Support technician connects with the client via voice call and remote desktop.
- Technician helps the client solve the problem.
- Email contact after the session to confirm everything is resolved.
The process for making a remote troubleshooting appointment is explained in more detail in this guide for new clients.
Rates
Our standard rate for an hour of remote support is
- £60 (UK)
- $75 (USD)
- €70 (EURO)
Questions
For answers to common questions about our remote support service such as ‘what happens if you solve my problem in less than an hour?‘ or ‘what if you can’t solve my problem?‘ please visit our FAQ page.
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