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Chapter 8 Using Apple Loops 59

Adding Apple Loops

There are several ways to add Apple Loop files to your Logic song. Logic Pro offers a

special Loop Browser that enables you to search for Apple Loops, using key words for

instrument, genre, mood, and other descriptors. You can also import Apple Loops in

the same way as audio files.

To add an Apple Loop to your arrangement, do one of the following,

m Open the Loop Browser by choosing Audio > Loop Browser (or use the Loop Browser

key command). Select the desired Apple Loop file, and drag it into the Arrange

window, where you can drop it at the desired position.

More information on the Loop Browser is found in the section on “Working With the

Loop Browser” on page 60.

m Drag the desired Apple Loop file directly from the Finder into the Arrange window.

m Select the Pencil tool, and Shift-click on the desired track in the Arrange window (or

choose Audio > Import Audio File from the main menu bar; you can also use the

Import Audio File key command). This will launch a standard file browser. Browse to the

folder in which your Apple Loops reside (See “Apple Loop File Paths” on page 81 and

the information on the Jam Pack Management pull-down menu in the Loop Browser

section.)

When you add an Apple Loop to an audio track, it is automatically matched to the

tempo and key of the song. This functionality allows you to play back several Apple

Loops simultaneously, and have them sound good, even if they have different tempos

and keys.

When you add a SIAL to an Audio Instrument track, it is displayed as a MIDI Region. If

the track’s channel strip is empty, the corresponding software instrument, effects and

settings are also loaded.

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