Apple Logic for GarageBand Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 6)

The Arrange window is where you record and arrange your music. Like the GarageBand

main window, the Arrange window includes a timeline (called the

Arrange area

Logic) with tracks running horizontally across it. To the left is a column with track

headers (called the

Track List

). Above the Arrange area is a beat ruler (called the

Bar

Ruler

), and to the right is the Snap menu, where you set the value for the timeline grid.

The playhead (called the

Song Position Line

, or

SPL

) runs vertically across the Arrange

area, showing the point in the song currently playing. In addition to a horizontal zoom

slider, Logic gives you a vertical zoom slider so you can zoom in both directions.

Notice that, in addition to the menu bar, the Logic Arrange window contains its own set

of menus in the upper-left corner. In Logic, most windows include a set of menus specific

to that window. For more information about the Arrange window, see Logic Help and the

Logic reference manual (either

Logic Pro 7 Reference Manual

Logic Express 7 Reference

Manual,

depending on whether you are using Logic Pro or Logic Express).

Tracks

Logic songs can have the same types of tracks as GarageBand songs. In Logic, Real

Instrument tracks are called

audio track

s, and Software Instrument tracks are called

Audio Instrument tracks

Real Instrument Tracks / Audio Tracks

Audio tracks in Logic work exactly like Real Instrument tracks in GarageBand. They can

contain either audio recordings or loops. You can select an audio track, change its input

channel, turn on recording for the track, and add effects.

GarageBand Real Instrument Track

Logic Audio Track

The regions you record or add to audio tracks are called

Audio Regions

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