Working within Logic Interface (from Top to Bottom and Left to Right):
Library: A location of all of the software instruments in Logic Pro
Inspector (Info Tab): Gives you all the information for your Current Track.
- Region: Information of the clicked upon block of sound, or the track itself.
- Quantize: Snapping sound effects to specific beats or bars of time.
- Track: Notes about the track itself.
- Mixer: Had Knobs, Effects, and Channels that let you adjust the levels of your audio (volume levels that are read in decibels(db) and add new effects onto them!
- Audio FX channel: Add different effects onto your content to make it stronger.
- Sample Effects:
- Reverb: Vibration of audio. Makes it sound more or less spacious.
- Echo: Repetition of audio.
- Gain: Increasing the initial volume of audio
- Distortion: Adding complexity to the audio by constricting the waveform.
- EQ: Adjusting the frequencies within the audio.
- Pitch: Making the sound higher pitched, lower pitched etc. Changing the threshold at which the sound waves vibrate. (tighter threshold = higher pitch!)
- Modulation: Adding complexity to the audio by pulsating the waveform.
Tool Bar: Hidden by default. (will add to soon)
Controls and EQ: Used to edit any audio. Each set of controls and EQ are track specific.
Virtual Mixer: “X” Key. Brings up the levels of all of your tracks. Can adjust levels and EQ here to produce a “Final Mix” of your audio.
Time Counter: By clicking symbol on the right: you can seethe following:
- metering (bars, beat divisions, beats per minute, time signatures)
- time (time codes for each point of your project)
- or a mix of each.
Track listing: This is your workstation. It has all your tracks (layers), with a ruler on top that denotes time, beats, and the like.
Types of Tracks:
Software tracks(green by default): Utilizes all of the software instruments that you will be using.
Audio tracks(blue by default): Utilizes recored audio from an outside source, or records audio into itself.
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