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  1. Logic bounces freeze files in 32-bit floating point, which is the internal resolution of its audio engine. The audio quality of the freeze file is exactly the same as for the unfrozen track.
  2. By default, the EXS24 mkII sampler loads only the attack section of longer samples. When those samples are played, the rest of the sample is then streamed from the hard disk, and each sample also uses hard disk bandwidth.
  3. The number of channels and their labels depend on the audio device you use. Some drivers do not provide labels. You can select the User labels and enter your own custom labels.
  4. You can change the number of project files that Logic keeps in the backup folder by changing the value in Preferences > General > Project Handling.
  5. If a controller has already been assigned to Automation Quick Access, choosing Track > Track Automation > Automation Quick Access will toggle Automation Quick Access on and off. To reassign Automation Quick Access to a new controller knob, choose Logic
  6. Some audio interfaces offer near-zero latency monitoring, usually accessible through the software accompanying the interface. Other configurations use a hardware mixer to route live instruments directly to the headphones or monitors. In those situations,
  7. If your only control surface is a MIDI keyboard that does not have a controller knob of any kind, you can use the pitch bend and modulation wheels as controller sliders. Any device sending MIDI CC events can be assigned to any channel strip or plug-in par
  8. During playback and after you stop playback, the clip detector keeps displaying the last maximum peak value. When you start playback again, the clip detector is automatically reset. If you have not stopped playback, remember to click the clip detector on
  9. The Pan automation parameter allows you to automate the Pan control of a mono channel strip or the Balance control of a stereo channel strip.
  10. If you have a small screen resolution, the Mixer area may not show the entire height of the channel strips and may be hiding the Arrange area. You may need to resize the Mixer area to see a few tracks in the Arrange area, and you may need to scroll the Mi
  11. Sometimes, it doesn’t matter whether you choose Shuffle R or Shuffle L. You will experience a different behavior between the two drag modes only when you delete a region or a marquee selection.
  12. If the Event List displays the contents of a region, click the Hierarchy button at the upper left of the Event List to see a list of all the regions in the Arrange area.
  13. When you place your pointer over Ultrabeat (Drum Synth), a menu opens on the right that allows you to choose between Stereo and Multi-Outputs. For now, do not use the lower-level menu, and simply choose Ultrabeat (Drum Synth). By default, a stereo Ultrabe
  14. While you are recording, you are temporarily recording a new region on top of the existing one. The new region will be merged with the existing one as soon as you stop recording. The Piano Roll Editor displays the contents of the new region you are record
  15. If you want your metronome to play a specific sound on an external hardware MIDI synthesizer or sampler, use the MIDI Metronome. From the MIDI Port menu, choose a port, and connect a MIDI cable from that MIDI Out port on the MIDI Interface to the MIDI In
  16. If you are already using a hardware mixer or your audio interface’s software to monitor the audio being routed to record-enabled tracks, turn off Software Monitoring in Logic’s Audio Preferences. Otherwise, you will be monitoring the signal twice, res
  17. If the Logic project was not already saved, a Save As dialog appears when you record-enable an audio track or create a new record-enabled audio track. Always save the project before you record audio, and make sure that Include Assets is selected at the b
  18. Most audio interfaces include converters, and many include microphone preamps. Also, most modern Macintosh computers ship with a built-in audio interface. Many Mac notebooks and iMacs even have internal microphones. While they are not intended for profes
  19. Settings fall under two categories: --> Project settings, such as the sample rate, can be set individually for each project, so that each project can have unique project settings. --> Logic Preferences, such as the bit depth, which are the same in all
  20. If your keyboard does not have an Enter key, you can press the function key (fn) and the Return key at the same time. So, to use the “Play from Selection” key command, press Shift-fn-Return
  21. If you have already installed Logic Studio but did not install some of the content, you can run the installer again and choose to install only the Logic Studio Content.
  22. Depending on your screen size, the regions in the Arrange area may appear too big or too small. To see the entire project, make sure all the regions are deselected and press Z.
  23. You may hear a small delay between when you play a note and when you hear it. This delay is called latency. You will learn how to reduce latency at the end of this lesson, in the section “Setting the I/O Buffer Size.”
  24. If Cycle mode is turned on, select- ing a track selects only those regions within the cycle area (and the regions that over- lap the cycle area).
  25. If your MIDI keyboard has a C lower than C1, locate the C1 on a higher octave.
  26. If the Score Editor doesn't show you the contents of the Piano region in the Arrange area, click the background to deselect all the regions, and then click the Piano region to select it. Click the background of the Score Editor to give it key focus.
  27. As you drag the pattern to the Arrange area's grid, a green plus (+) icon appears, indicating that you can drop the pattern. You can drag the pattern to a specific track or drag it below the last track. If you drag the pattern below the last track, it wil
  28. If you hear a flange sound on the snare, you probably forgot to turn off Ultrabeat’s step sequencer after you dragged the pattern into the Arrange Area.
  29. On smaller displays, the Metronome button may not be visible. To access it, click the right angle brackets (>>) in the Transport bar and choose Click from the pop-up menu.
  30. Make sure that always change the drag mode back to Overlap. (If the drag mode is still Shuffle R, the folder region will not be copied to the correct position)
  31. When the volume fader is set to values equal or lower than –10.0 dB, the minus sign is no longer displayed in the fader’s handle.
  32. The first time you use a group in a project, the Group Settings window opens automatically. If a Group was used before a project was saved, you must manually open the Group Settings window.
  33. The Write automation mode is rarely used. It erases all automation data as the playhead passes it and records any new movements you make on the channel strip. It can be quite dangerous, as it even erases automation not currently displayed in the automatio
  34. Remember that it is not necessary to choose a parameter from the track header’s automation menu to record live automation.
  35. If you're not getting the expected behavior, your control surface preferences may be corrupt. Close Logic, then in the Finder, navigate to Home Folder > Library > Preferences. Locate the file named com.apple.logic.pro.cs and drag it to the trash. Open Log
  36. If a device is connected to your computer but does not appear in Audio MIDI Setup, make sure you properly install the most recent driver for that device.
  37. The GM Device Multi-Instrument window contains the General MIDI program names.
  38. If you’ve already used Logic, the last project you worked on automatically opens when you open Logic. In the main menu bar, choose File > Close Project to close that project, and then choose File > New to open the Templates dialog.
  39. If your keyboard has a numeric keypad, you can choose to press Enter instead of Return to confirm a dialog or after entering a value in a parameter field.
  40. To resize the Editing Area, position the pointer between the Arrange area and the Editing area, and drag the Resize pointer up or down.
  41. The key commands used throughout this book are from the U.S. preset. Before you proceed any further, make sure you are using the U.S. preset. Choose Logic Pro > Preferences > Key commands, and in the Key Command window, choose Options > Preset > U.S.
  42. Depending on your screen size, you may need to resize the Mixer area so that you can still see your tracks in the Arrange area. You may also have to scroll the Mixer area vertically to see the entire channel strips.
  43. You can also delete the preferences files manually from the Finder. Your main preferences file is ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.logic.pro.plist, and your control surface preferences file is ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.logic.pro.cs. (Logic Express pr
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