Apple Logic Pro X - Manual (Page 7)

201 Chapter 8: Record your voice or a musical instrument
201 Recording overview
201 Record audio
201
Before recording audio
202 Record sound from a microphone or an electric instrument
203 Record multiple audio takes
205 Record to multiple audio tracks
206 Punch in and out of audio recordings
208 Replace audio recordings
209 Delete audio recordings
210 Record software instruments
210
Before recording software instruments
211 Play software instruments
213 Record software instruments
214 Record additional software instrument takes
215 Overdub software instrument recordings
216 Record to multiple software instrument tracks
217 Replace software instrument recordings
218 Use step input recording techniques
220 Advanced recording techniques
220
Advanced recording commands
221 Color takes while recording
222 Mark takes while recording
222 Capture your most recent performance
223 Comp your audio recordings
223
Comping overview
224 Preview take recordings
225 Create, save, edit, and rename comps
234 Edit take regions
238 Manage take folder contents
247 Chapter 9: Use prerecorded media
247 Prerecorded media overview
249 Import and search for media files
249
Import media files
251 Search for media files
253 Media file search conditions
254 Use Apple Loops in your projects
254
What are Apple Loops?
255 Search for Apple Loops
257 Play Apple Loops
258 Access your favorite Apple Loops
258 Add Apple Loops to your projects
259 Create your own Apple Loops
260 Customize the Loop Browser
262 Use the Project Audio Browser
262
Project Audio Browser overview
263 Add and delete audio files
265 Play audio files
266 Sort, group, and rename audio files
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