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To adjust the level of a channel strip:
m In either the Mixer or Arrange (channel strips), grab the Level fader, and move it up or
down.
A channel strip does not need to be selected in the Mixer to adjust parameters.
To adjust the panning (or balance) of a channel strip:
m Click on the center of the Pan/Balance control, and move the mouse vertically. Upwards
movements pan to the right, and downwards movements pan to the left.
Adjustments pan the signal to the left or right on mono channels, but alter the balance
between the left/right signals on stereo channels.
Changing the Routing of Channel Strips
It can be useful to send the signals of several channels to other channels, for a couple
of reasons:
 To share effects processors, such as a reverb or delay plug-in. This saves computer
processing resources, as only one plug-in is used by all channels. Creatively, this can
also ensure that a particular color, ambience, or timing (in the case of delays) is
applied to all routed channels.
 To sub-group several channels, such as a string section. This makes it easy to fade out
all strings, while raising the level of the horn section (several channels routed to a
different sub-group), for example.
Auxiliary channel strips are used for both purposes.
 When used as effect send/returns, simply insert the desired effect plug-ins into the
auxiliary channel. The signals of channel strips sent to the aux channel strip are
processed through plug-ins (on the aux channel), and returned to the channel
strip(s).
 When aux channels are used as sub-groups, you can alter the panning and level of all
channels routed to the aux by adjusting these controls on the auxiliary channel strip.
- Logic Pro 8 1
- Getting Started 1
- Contents 3
- Welcome to Logic 5
- Conventions of This Manual 6
- Starting Your Project and 7
- Importing Media Files 7
- 8 Chapter 1 8
- A Quick Note About Templates 9
- Creating Tracks 10
- Chapter 1 11
- Channel strip settings 12
- Instrument slot 12
- Insert slot 12
- Adding Media Files 13
- Column View button 14
- Browser viewList view 16
- Browser buttonList button 16
- Apple Loop Types 17
- Navigating Your Project 18
- Using the Bar Ruler 19
- Right locatorLeft locator 20
- Undoing Operations 21
- Selecting Tracks and Regions 22
- Selecting Regions 23
- Recording 25
- 26 Chapter 2 Recording 26
- Chapter 2 Recording 27 27
- Recording Audio Regions 28
- Recording Takes 29
- Recording an Instrument Part 30
- Chapter 2 Recording 31 31
- Creating Your Arrangement 33
- Choosing Tools 34
- Effective Range of the Tools 35
- About the Tools 35
- Muting Regions 36
- Soloing Regions 37
- Editing Regions 38
- Moving Regions 39
- Dividing Regions 40
- Cutting Regions 40
- Copying Regions 41
- Deleting Regions 42
- Looping Regions 43
- Using the Inspector 44
- The Track Parameters 45
- The Arrange Channel Strips 46
- Editing MIDI Events 47
- Resize pointer 48
- Editing and Creating Events 50
- Quantization menu 51
- Quantize button 51
- Using Instruments and Effects 53
- Using the Library 56
- A white frame indicates 57
- Working With Audio Files 59
- Managing Your Audio Files 61
- Mixing and Exporting Your 63
- Pan/Balance control 64
- Level fader 64
- Automating Your Mix 67
- Automation Parameter 68
- Exporting Your Project 70
- Speeding Up Your Workflow 71
- Using Screensets 72
- Using Control Surfaces 73
- Audio and MIDI Basics 75
- The MIDI Connection 76
- Digital and Analog Recording 77
- Digital Conversions 78
- About Bits and Sampling Rates 78
- Audio and MIDI in Mac OS X 79
- Core MIDI 80
- 81 81
- Troubleshooting 83
- If Disaster Strikes 84
- Glossary 89
- 90 Glossary 90
- Glossary 91 91
- 92 Glossary 92
- Glossary 93 93
- 94 Glossary 94
- Glossary 95 95
- 96 Glossary 96
- Glossary 97 97
- 98 Glossary 98
- Glossary 99 99
- 100 Glossary 100
- Glossary 101 101
- 102 Glossary 102
- Glossary 103 103
- 104 Glossary 104
- Glossary 105 105
- 106 Glossary 106
- 107 107
- 108 Index 108
- Index 109 109
- 110 Index 110
- Index 111 111
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