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65Logic Pro User Guide
Create the arrangement
Organize your recordings and other media to build an arrangement in the Tracks area.
Recordings, loops, and other media files appear in the Tracks area as regions that you can
can copy, move, resize, loop, and edit in other ways. You can also use arrangement markers
to define and easily rearrange entire sections of a project.
Edit regions
Logic Pro offers a set of editors you can use to edit both audio and MIDI regions in a variety
of ways. For audio regions, you can also precisely edit the timing of individual notes and
other events using Flex Time, and adjust the pitch of notes using Flex Pitch. You can also
edit Drummer regions in the Drummer Editor.
Mix and add effects
As your project takes shape, you mix it to balance the individual parts and blend them into
a cohesive whole. In the Mixer, you can adjust volume levels and pan (balance) positions
of tracks, and use routing and grouping to control the signal flow. Logic Pro features a
set of professional-quality effects plug-ins that you can use to enhance particular song
components and create a polished final mix. You can control changes to mix, effects, and
other parameters over time using automation.
Make global changes
You can manipulate different aspects of an overall project using global tracks, including
the Arrangement track, Marker track, Signature track, Tempo track, and Transposition
track. For movie projects, you can also access the Movie track to view video frames and
synchronize them with musical events.
Share your project
When your project is ready to share, you can export a stereo file of your final mix in one of
several standard audio file formats. You can also produce multiple stem files, formatted for
most common surround encoding schemes. Projects can be shared to iTunes, shared to
other devices using AirDrop or MailDrop, and can also be burned to a CD or DVD.