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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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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

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

Project Settings

Under the File menu, navigate to Project Settings | General.

There is a new project setting for dynamic loading of plugins as you need them, which you may find helpful for large projects, and it is on by default. If you don't want this, go to General | Opening Project | Only load plug-ins needed for project playback, and uncheck it. Unless you save it as a template though, you will have to keep doing this, which, frankly, I wish were not the case.

For now, we can leave the Project Settings. Because I am just going to record a vocal and a MIDI piano part, I will delete the other tracks from my Track List.

Setting levels

I am going to get a bit geeky here for a minute and talk about how Logic handles incoming signals. Logic has a floating point architecture, which means it adjusts its headroom automatically to incoming signal, so that any channel strip can go into the red without creating digital distortion, except the Stereo Output.

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