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Chapter 7 Mixer, Instruments, and Effects 71

• Double-clicking on the label opens a closed Plug-in window, allowing access to the

plug-in’s parameters.

Recording software instruments is just like recording MIDI instruments:

1 Simply select the desired Audio Instrument track in the Arrange window, and press

Record in the Transport Bar (or use the * key).

2 Start playing your MIDI keyboard.

3 Once you’re done, press the Stop button in the Transport Window, or use the 0 key

command.

Software instruments generally use more CPU resources than traditional effects, so you

need to be judicious about their use, particularly if your computer isn’t a cutting-edge

machine.

Note: Logic Pro includes a Freeze function—accessed via the “snowflake” buttons on

Audio and Audio Instrument tracks in the Arrange window’s Track List—which reduces

the amount of processing power required for software instrument and effect playback.

This is a more advanced function that is covered in the Logic reference, but should you

find that your CPU can’t cope with the demands being placed on it, consider the Freeze

or Bounce functions. More on Bouncing is found in the “Bounce—the Final Mix” section

on page 80.

Using the Channel Equalizer

Double-clicking on the EQ button at the top of each channel will automatically insert

the Channel EQ into the first available Insert slot, and will launch the Channel EQ Plug-

in window. It can also be inserted by click-holding on the top Insert slot (or others, if

you wish). Browse through the hierarchical menu that opens, and select the Stereo >

Logic > EQ > Channel EQ.

Note: Equalization (EQ) is the process of boosting or cutting certain frequencies in an

audio signal. EQ is used to make individual instruments or frequencies stand out (or the

reverse) in an overall mix.

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