Contents
- 1 How do I make my logic Project longer?
- 2 How do I extend a region in logic?
- 3 How do you select a section of an audio region?
- 4 How long can you record on logic?
- 5 How do I make all tracks the same length in Logic Pro?
- 6 What’s the difference between bouncing and exporting?
- 7 How can you create a copy of the selected audio on the same track?
- 8 How do you select audio?
How do I make my logic Project longer?
You could select all and choose Region > Repeat Regions. Drag the song end marker (White box in the timeline) out to as many bars or minutes you need.
How do I extend a region in logic?
In Logic Pro, select the regions you want to lengthen. Choose Edit > Trim > Region End to Next Region (or use the corresponding key command). The selected regions are lengthened to end at the start point of the next region on the track.
How do you bounce a section in logic?
Choose File > Bounce > Project or Section. In the Bounce dialog, select one or more destination formats in the Destination area. When you select a destination format, bounce options for that format appear to the right of the Destination area. For each selected destination format, choose bounce options.
How do you select a section of an audio region?
Press and hold Shift, then click in the Tracks area to change the selection in any direction. Shift-click inside a selection to move the selection end closest to the pointer.
How long can you record on logic?
Logic can really record two or more hours (I work recording audio for DVD). The only limitation (a very bad one), is the logic’s measure limit. This way, you must first set the tempo to 60BPM or less, so you can record 2 hours or more.
How long is my track logic?
Re: Where can I see how long my track is? Or click on the icons to the left of the LCD dislpay and choose custom. The top left display is the playhead position in hours, minutes, seconds (and video frames – ignore that). Note that the song starts at 1 hour.
How do I make all tracks the same length in Logic Pro?
Like someone else said: Make sure your locator bar at the top is full track length, then File > Export > All Tracks as audio and they will be your specified length.
What’s the difference between bouncing and exporting?
Both bouncing and exporting describe creating and saving individual audio files, only bouncing refers to the entire project, while exporting refers to individual tracks or regions of a project.
Should I bounce in real time?
There is no definitive answer to that. You can use both but there are times when you have to use realtime, for example when bouncing external synths. And there are times when the computer’s CPU can’t cope with the load and when the only option (unless you want to render tracks) is to use offline bounce.
How can you create a copy of the selected audio on the same track?
Make the selection in the source track and use Ctrl + C to make the copy. Hold down the Ctrl and click in the Select button in the target track’s Track Control Panel. This will extend the selection to the target track.
How do you select audio?
The easiest way to select a region of audio is to click the left mouse button anywhere inside of an audio track, then drag (in either direction) until the other edge of your selection is made, then release the mouse.