Mac Pro 8-core 2.4GHz, 12gig RAM, Logic 10.1.1 Mac Mini Server 2GHz, 8gig RAM, VEPro, Logic 10.4 Blackmagic MultiDock 4 x 2TB Samsung EVO 850 SSD's. Mac Pro 8-core 2.4GHz, 12gig RAM, Logic 10.1.1 Mac Mini Server 2GHz, 8gig RAM, VEPro, Logic 10.4 Blackmagic MultiDock 4 x 2TB Samsung EVO 850 SSD's. Logic Pro X Basic Shortcuts. From Bill Palmer. In this video, I cover all of the 'basic' Logic Pro keyboard shortcuts. This can help speed up your workflow and expand your awareness of the various functions of the software. Do i need office. Metronome On and Off Apple Loops Tab Notepad Tab Create New Tracks Automation Mode Track Zoom Resize. Toggle Line/None Snap Backspace Backspace Move the playback marker to the start of the Playlist Home Home Zoom in PgUp PgUp Zoom out PgDn PgDn Move up Up-Arrow Up-Arrow Move down Down-Arrow Down-Arrow Move left Left-Arrow Left-Arrow Move right Right-Arrow Right-Arrow Horizontal Zoom out 1 1 Horizontal Zoom medium 2 2 Horizontal Zoom in 3 3 Horizontal Zoom, show all 4 4 Zoom to selection 5 5 Cut Ctrl X Cmd X.
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Logic > Clicks in Logic > How to make a click track in LogicYou have a great piece, everything is ready to go.. But you need a click track for live performance. How the heck do you get your click into an audio file? Here is one way to get a click track (an audio file of your click) in Logic Pro - 1) In your Logic project, open the Environment Window (shortcut Command+8) 2) Somewhere, you'll see the Klopfgeist instrument (Logic makes it Instrument 256 as default), and you should see it's output is going to the main output (in this case 'Stereo Out') 3) In order to record that sound to an audio track, you'll need to send it somewhere else. How about a bus? Click and hold on the output setting ('Stereo Out') and pick a bus (for our purposes we'll choose 'Bus 10')
4) If you don't already have one, create a new audio track. Instead of a normal input, choose 'Bus 10' as the input.
5) Now, arm the track for recording, and record your click! (Make sure you have your click turned on, or else you won't hear anything) 6) Now you've got an audio file of your click, following any and all time changes etc. that you have in your piece. If you want to find that file (it's in the bin) you can just use that; but to be safe you can also solo your click audio track and bounce that (that way you can be sure your click starts on the downbeat of the first bar of your project) |
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