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Working With Regions

In Logic, you arrange regions in the Arrange area just as you do in the GarageBand

timeline. You can:

• Cut, copy, and paste regions (including Option-dragging to copy)

• Loop and resize regions

• Split and join regions

• Transpose regions (up to 1 octave +/– for Audio Regions, and up to 8 octaves +/– for

MIDI Regions)

You can edit Audio Regions, down to the sample level, in the Logic Sample Editor. In

addition to letting you cut, copy, paste, and move Audio Regions, Logic also includes a

wide variety of audio functions, such as Normalize and Strip Silence, to give you more

control over editing.

Note: The functions in the Sample Editor can permanently alter your original audio

files. Edits you make in the Arrange window do not change your original audio files.

You can edit notes in MIDI Regions in the Matrix Editor, Score Editor, or Event List. You

can also edit controller information and other MIDI data in the Hyper Editor or Event

List, and use the Hyper Editor to create drum tracks.

For information about working with Audio and MIDI Regions, see Logic Help and the

Logic reference manual.

Using the Grid

GarageBand includes timeline grid menus in the timeline and the track editor. Both

Logic Express and Logic Pro feature Smart Snap, which lets you control the grid value

by zooming in or out, as you do with the Automatic setting in the GarageBand grid

menus. In Logic Pro, you can also control the grid using the Snap menu in the upper-

right corner of the Arrange window and the editor windows. In the Snap menu, you

choose the value at which objects snap to the grid, as you do using the GarageBand

grid menus.

You can also adjust the grid value using keyboard shortcuts.

Press the Control key to change the grid value to the beat division setting

(called the format in Logic).

Press Control-Shift to change the grid value to the highest possible resolution

(1/3840 of a quarter note, called the ticks in Logic).

For more information about using the grid and about Snap settings, see Logic Help and

the Logic reference manual.

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