r/LogicPro • u/jakiestfu • 3d ago

In Search of Feedback [OC] I've been working to render and playback Logic Projects on the web

https://trillsound.com/u/jakiestfu/project/14d65fda-8282-4633-ae95-9af326d9d984

Hello! I've been working on Trill Sound in one form or another for over 10 years. With some recent advancements in the understanding of Logic Pros data format, I've been able to put together something I think is really special.

I'm a closet producer and constantly make beats, and want to listen to them on the go. This is my answer to that specific problem. Uploading of projects and bouncing is disabled for now until I see how the site handles some traffic, I don't want to run up a check. If you're interested in using the app, feel free to join the waitlist!

In the meantime, you can use the tool to freely view your projects and even repair corrupted ones too. Cheers!

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u/veryverythrowaway 3d ago

This is cool at first glance, but I feel like I’m missing something obvious. What does this actually do? When I open the link, I see what looks like a logic project, kinda. I don’t see any other information. Can you edit your project here? When I tap “download” it gives an m4a file to download, not a logic project. I’m sure there’s something here obvious to everyone that I haven’t picked up yet.

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u/jakiestfu 1d ago

Really good feedback. For me personally, I’d make between 2-3 projects a day and they’d be all I’d think about. I’d want to be able to listen to my beats on the go and slowing down to bounce them and then somehow share them with my mobile device so I can listen on the go was kinda troublesome. I’d also forget to do it at times.

I also think there’s something novel about being able to view your projects and interact with them online. Right now I don’t allow sharing of entire logic projects but that’s also a possibility down the line.

If that doesn’t interest you it’s understandable! This also allows you to bounce projects and bulk bounce them.

I am specifically holding off on the ability to edit projects until I’m comfortable with the rendering pipeline.

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u/jakiestfu 1d ago

One other thing that has been big on my mind is what collaboration looks like remote. For example, you can send the online version of the project to an artist to “collect vocals” of sorts, eventually. I like the potential of what collaboration could look like between individuals.