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Result Pane

The Result Pane lists all the indexed Apple Loops that match the search criteria from the Search Pane

Preview

• You can double click on an Apple Loop in the list to audition the loop. The icon changes to a speaker

• Use the up and down arrow on the keyboard to skip to the next or previous loop

• Double click again to stop the audition. The Transport command

Stop

Play

will also stop the Apple Loops audition

• The audio of the Apple Loop is routed to the highest available Audio Track in Logic’s Environment (it would be nice if you could select the

monitor channel like in the Audio Window)

• Make sure that the Audio Track is set to stereo and maybe set to Solo Safe mode to avoid an unwanted track mute situation. You could even

previewing your Apple Loops with FX if you apply them to that Audio Track

• You can set the preview volume with the volume slider

• The “Play In” popup menu lets you select in what key you previewing the Apple Loops. The setting of course has no effect if the Apple Loop has

Key matching disabled which is indicated with a hypen in the Key column

Matched Items

Displays the number of matched Apple Loops

Results Lists

The list that displays the matching Apple Loops has 7 columns. You can

click on the column header to set the sort order like in the Finder window

• Icon: The Icon indicates whether the Apple Loop is a Blue Apple

Loop (Audio+standard tags) or a Green Apple Loop

(Audio+standard tags+MIDI+Channel Strip Settings). The icon

changes to a speaker when you double click on the Apple Loop

to activate preview mode

• Name: The file name of the Apple Loop

• Match: the percentage indicates how close the Tempo and Key of

your current Song matches the Tempo and Key of the Apple Loop

• Tempo: displays the original Tempo of the Apple Loop. The

number 0 indicates that the tempo tag is disabled: no tempo

matching will occur when dragged to the song

• Key: displays the original Key of the Apple Loop. A hyphen

indicates that the key tag is disabled: no key matching will occur

will occur when dragged to the song

• Beats: displays the length of the Apple Loops in beats

• Fav: the checkbox lets you set the Favorites flag

Importing to your Song

You can click on the Apple Loop in the list and drag it either to the

Arrange window or the Audio window

Missing Features:

• A “Monitor Channel Select” similar to the Audio Window to choose the Audio Track for previewing the Apple Loops

• The “Display in Finder” command (com+R) like in iTUnes or in Project Manager. Right now you can see the Apple Loops but you don’t

know from which Library the Apple Loops is coming from.

• There is no search command for displaying all Loops from a specific folder (Library). You can select the folder in the “JamPack

Management” popup menu, but you have to select at least one search field in the Matrix or Column view to get a result in the Result Pane

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