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Note: If the Offline Bounce mode is selected, you will not hear the audio being played

during the process.

6 Once completed, the bounced file will be available for your use in CD-burning

programs, Logic itself or other applications.

Note: If you have audio hardware with more than one output pair, you can also bounce

the signal routed to the other Output Objects. Logic features a Bounce (labeled Bnce)

button in the lower left corner of Output Objects. If you click this button of the desired

Output Object, the Bounce dialog opens.

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Getting Started 1
With Logic 1
Contents 3
An Introduction to Logic 5
About This Guide 6
Conventions of This Guide… 7
8 Preface 8
An Introduction to Logic 8
Setting Up Logic 9
Connecting Audio 10
Templates 11
The Logic Setup Assistant 11
Autoload Song 12
Getting Started With Logic 13
14 Chapter 2 14
Chapter 2 15
Getting Started With Logic 15
16 Chapter 2 16
Tracks and Regions 17
Reorganizing Your Tracks 18
The Arrange Area 19
Parameters Area 20
The Toolbox 21
• left-click 22
• Command-click 22
• right-click 22
Key Commands 28
Navigating the Song 31
Transport Key Commands 32
Display Current Song Position 34
Cycle Mode 34
Selecting and Soloing 35
Editing Regions 37
Moving Regions 38
Undo/Redo 39
Copying Regions 40
Cutting Regions 40
The Loop Browser 42
MIDI Regions 45
Quantize 46
MIDI Recording 47
48 Chapter 5 MIDI Regions 48
Saving the Song 49
MIDI Event Editing 49
The Matrix Editor 50
Chapter 5 MIDI Regions 51 51
52 Chapter 5 MIDI Regions 52
The Event List 53
The Hyper Editor 54
The Transform Window 55
Audio Regions 57
58 Chapter 6 Audio Regions 58
Sample Editor 59
60 Chapter 6 Audio Regions 60
The Audio Window 61
62 Chapter 6 Audio Regions 62
Chapter 6 Audio Regions 63 63
64 Chapter 6 Audio Regions 64
Track Mixer 65
Various Audio Objects 66
Creating Audio Objects 68
Using the Mixer and Plug-ins 70
Using the Channel Equalizer 71
Inserting Audio Effects 73
Channel Strip Setting 74
Settings pull-down menu 75
Channel or Bus Effect? 76
Automated Mixing 77
Editing Automation Data 78
• Non-linear means curved 79
Bounce—the Final Mix 80
The Environment Concept 83
External Control 85
Audio and MIDI Basics 87
The MIDI Connection 88
MIDI Channels 89
Digital and Analog Recording 90
Digital Conversions 91
About Bits and Sampling Rates 91
About File Formats 92
Audio and MIDI in Mac OS X 95
Audio MIDI Setup (AMS) 96
Core MIDI 97
Connecting Logic to a Mixer 99
Mixing Desk With Sub Groups 102
Software Monitoring Function 102
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Troubleshooting 105
If Disaster Strikes… 106
Glossary 111
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130 Index 130
Index 131 131
132 Index 132
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