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18Logic Pro Instruments
Use preset edit mode
Preset edit mode displays all attribute columns in an enlarged Preset browser window. Edits
made to multiple selected presets apply attributes, user tags, or comments to all presets in
the group. All changes made in edit mode are immediately applied and saved in the preset
database. The Sound Designer is determined by the settings in Preferences > My Info >
Artist Name. If this is not set, “Unknown Artist” is shown.
Note: It is not possible to change the Sound Library for a preset; this column is displayed
for reference only.
1. In Logic Pro, click the Edit button to switch to preset edit mode.
2. Click a preset name. You can also use the Previous and Next buttons in the Name bar to
select a preset. To select multiple presets, do one of the following:
Click an entry, then hold down Shift while clicking another entry in the same column.
All items between the clicked entries are selected and are available for edits.
Hold down Command, then click any entries you want to add for editing.
3. Type in the User Tags or Comments fields, as required.
Terms entered in these fields can be searched using the text search function.
4. Change the Category, Subcategory, or Attributes for the preset.
Changing the preset category updates only the preset category database. The preset
itself is not moved to a new category folder on disk.
5. Click the Edit button to exit preset edit mode.
Create, remove, and delete user tags
1. In Logic Pro, select the preset that requires user tag changes.
2. Click the User Tags button, then choose New Tag from the pop-up menu.
The Enter New Tag field is shown.
3. Type in the Enter New Tag field, then click OK. Click Cancel if you do not want to switch
to a new tag or want to close the Enter New Tag field.