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• Add Effects Tail to File checkbox: Select to continue the bounce process after the
end of the bounce range—either to the end of the cycle or to the end of the last
selected region—until there is no longer a signal. Otherwise, only the bounce range
is bounced.
• Add Effects Tail to Region checkbox: Select to include the entire bounce file in the
bounce region. Otherwise, the bounce region only includes the bounce range.
• Include Volume/Pan Automation checkbox: Select to have volume and pan
automation performed during the bounce process, with their result influencing
the bounce file. Otherwise, the volume and pan automation is simply copied, not
performed.
• Normalize pop-up menu: Choose between three states of normalization:
• Off: Turns off normalization.
• Overload Protection Only: Allows downward normalization in case of overloads—
levels above 0dB, which would lead to clipping—but no normalization in case of
lower levels.
• On: Allows full bidirectional normalization.
• Restore Defaults button: Click to set all parameters in the dialog to their default
settings.
4. Click OK to trigger an in-place bounce of the selected region or regions.
Note: When you click OK, the settings chosen above are stored in the preferences and
recalled when you next access the Bounce Regions in Place function.
Use selection-based processing in Logic Pro
While working in the Tracks area, you can apply one or more audio effect plug-ins to
selected audio regions or to marquee selections of audio regions. You can preview
the result and make further adjustments before applying the resulting changes to the
selection. Effects can include both plug-ins included with Logic Pro as well as Audio Units
effect plug-ins, and are independent of the plug-ins used on the track.
You can apply effects to a selection, or create a new take with the processed file(s). When
processing a marquee selection, you can maintain the original region borders or create
a new region containing the processed marquee selection. When both Split at Marquee
Borders and Create New Take are selected (and the marquee selection is on a region,
not a take folder), the created take folder contains only the marquee selection. If Split
at Marquee Borders is not selected or if a take folder rather than a region is marquee
selected, a new take is created for the entire original region.
The Selection-Based Processing window includes two separate sets of plug-ins, marked
A and B. You can switch between sets. For each set, you can choose a complete channel
strip setting or add plug-ins individually and modify their settings. You can then compare
set A and set B and choose which one to use.
When Show Advanced Tools is selected in the Advanced preferences pane, you can
access and use the Selection-Based Processing window.
You can also apply selection-based processing when working in the Audio Track Editor.
For information about using effect plug-ins, see Overview of plug-ins in Logic Pro.