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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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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