Reversing audio files can create some cool sonic effects. This Apple Logic Pro 8 tutorial show you how you can reverse files in Logic, using the Sample Editor.
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Create a vocoder synth sound in Logic Pro with the EVOC 20 PolySynth
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Group tracks in Logic Pro
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Import & export OMF/AAF files with Logic Pro
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Use multitrack live recording in Logic Pro 9
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Automate tempo in Logic Pro
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Create a telephone effect with EQ in Logic Pro 8 or 9
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Lay a vocal track using Logic Pro 7
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Add movement to a bassline with filter modulation in Logic Pro 8 or 9
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Record over a backing track in Logic
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Use the Piano Roll Editor in Logic Pro 8
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Quantize MIDI notes in Piano Roll editor in Logic Pro
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Use instrument tracks in Logic Pro
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Create your own Apple Loops in Logic Pro 9
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Record in Apple Logic Pro 9
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Master audio in Logic Pro for loud sounding, pronounced tracks
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Warp Time with the Flex Time Tool in Logic Pro 9
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Create MIDI regions in Logic Pro 8
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Create MIDI notes in Logic Pro 8
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Equalize tracks in Logic Pro 8
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Incorporate FM synthesis into your next recording project
How To:
Create a vocoder synth sound in Logic Pro with the EVOC 20 PolySynth
How To:
Group tracks in Logic Pro
How To:
Import & export OMF/AAF files with Logic Pro
How To:
Use multitrack live recording in Logic Pro 9
How To:
Automate tempo in Logic Pro
How To:
Add movement to a bassline with filter modulation in Logic Pro 8 or 9
How To:
Create a telephone effect with EQ in Logic Pro 8 or 9
How To:
Lay a vocal track using Logic Pro 7
How To:
Record over a backing track in Logic
How To:
Quantize MIDI notes in Piano Roll editor in Logic Pro
How To:
Use the Piano Roll Editor in Logic Pro 8
How To:
Use instrument tracks in Logic Pro
How To:
Master audio in Logic Pro for loud sounding, pronounced tracks
How To:
Incorporate FM synthesis into your next recording project
How To:
Warp Time with the Flex Time Tool in Logic Pro 9
How To:
Record in Apple Logic Pro 9
How To:
Create your own Apple Loops in Logic Pro 9
How To:
Create MIDI notes in Logic Pro 8
How To:
Create MIDI regions in Logic Pro 8
How To:
Equalize tracks in Logic Pro 8
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When I try to convert regions to new audio files and change the file format from AIFF to WAV, I get the following message: Not converting selected apple loop files. Apple loops can only be converted to filetype AIFF. How do I remedy this?
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