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Recording Audio

In Logic, unlike in GarageBand, you can record multiple audio tracks at the same time

(if you connect a multichannel audio interface to your computer). You can also choose

the sample rate and bit depth for recording, and choose the disk location where audio

recordings are saved.

You can record in Cycle mode, just as you can in GarageBand. Logic features several

other record modes, including Autodrop and Punch modes. Using Cycle mode, you can

record multiple takes, creating a new track for each take.

To record on an audio track:

1 Before you start recording, select the audio track to record on, then choose the correct

audio input channel (or channels) in the Arrange channel strip or the Track Mixer.

2 Set the SPL to the point in the Bar Ruler where you want to start recording, or turn

on one of the record modes and set the start point to the place where you want to

start recording.

3 Turn on the track for recording, either by clicking the Record Enable (R) button in the

track’s header, or by clicking the track’s Record Enable (Rec) button in the Track Mixer.

Before you record for the first time, you need to set the location where Logic saves your

recordings, called the record path. If no record path is set, a dialog appears asking you

to set the path before you start recording. You can change the record path later.

4 In the Transport window, click the Record button or press the asterisk (*) key.

5 Play the instrument, or sing into the microphone.

6 When you are finished, click the Play button in the Transport window (or press the

Space bar) to stop recording.

Logic includes a metronome that plays while you record. You can change when the

metronome plays, and whether it plays a count-in before recording starts, just as you

can in GarageBand. For information on using the metronome, see Logic Help and the

Logic reference manual.

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