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Jumpstart Logic Pro 10.6

You're reading from   Jumpstart Logic Pro 10.6 Create professional music with Apple's flagship digital audio workstation app

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800562776
Length 304 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Chapter 1: Beginning with Logic Pro 10.6 2. Chapter 2: Getting to Know the Logic Pro Interface FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Recording Audio 4. Chapter 4: Editing Audio 5. Chapter 5: Recording MIDI 6. Chapter 6: Step Entering and Editing MIDI 7. Chapter 7: Logic Pro's Drummer 8. Chapter 8: Logic Pro's Step Sequencer 9. Chapter 9: Working with Sampler, Quick Sampler, and Auto Sampler 10. Chapter 10: Working with Live Loops 11. Chapter 11: Working with Audio Files, Tempo, and Pitch 12. Chapter 12: Getting the Arrangement Right 13. Chapter 13: Organizing for the Mix 14. Chapter 14: Mixing Your Project in Logic Pro 15. Chapter 15: Automating Your Mix 16. Chapter 16: Delivering Your Music for Distribution

Recording into cells

I decide, crazy guy that I am, that I want to record hand claps into a cell through Amp Designer:

  1. Create an audio track in the track list.
  2. At the desired location, create a cell by Ctrl + clicking the empty cell space.
  3. Again, Ctrl + click the cell and choose Record Into Cell, then clap your hands repeatedly for as long as you like.

Yes, it is that easy. I now decide I want to add a Vintage Electric Piano cell. It's the same process:

  1. Create a Software Instrument track in the track list with Vintage Electric Piano.
  2. At the desired location, create a MIDI cell by Ctrl + clicking the empty cell space.
  3. Again, Ctrl + click the cell and choose Record Into Cell, then play your electric piano part for as long as you like.

Now that I have all my cells and scenes to my satisfaction, I want to record a performance to the Tracks area. As you will see, it isn't difficult, and you can even do this by triggering cells or...

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