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Rounik Sethi on Mar 09, 2010 in Logic Pro 5 comments

How-to Create Green Apple Loops in 3 easy steps in Logic If you've ever used Garageband or Logic you will undoubtedly have encountered Apple Loops that can be time stretched and transposed to fit int  

Инструкции Создание Зеленый Apple Loops в

Если вы когда-либо использовали Garageband или логики вы

Это формат выбора в Pro Apps от Apple и поперек дома

Apple Loops бывают двух видов, синий и зеленый. В этом быстрый наконечник

Green Apple loops are like super-charged Blue Apple Loops. Both types contain audio data but Green Apple Loops also contain a MIDI region and channel strip settings.... so the possibilities in manipulating them in any MIDI editor and their plugin settings are
endless!

Шаг 1

Для этого примера

Просто перетащите регион от Упорядочить области в Loop Browser (в

Шаг 2

Из Добавить Регионов Apple Loops библиотека

Тип: Выберите Повтор для

Масштаб: Мой цикл бить

Жанр

Когда вы закончите описанием вашего цикла Логика нажмите кнопку Готово.

Шаг 3

Быстро найти

Теперь вы можете нажать на петле, чтобы просмотреть его на нынешнем проекта

Проверьте наш л ogic видео

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Discussion

Eric
Nothing is better than a quality "Green" Apple loop. Dragging a region in to the loop browser is extremely intuitive and quick. Thanks for the tip! I only wish that Logic 9 allowed me to make the loops more complex... i.e. by letting me draw plug-in automation data over the region and have that data saved within the loop once it's created. I know it can be done with MIDI data but I'm hoping in Logic X we will be able to more completely embed track automation into the actual MIDI regions we create. That would be awesome!!!
Mar 24, 2010
Eric
I just realized that Green Loops can be created with third party software instruments as well. I just made one with Absynth 5 and it worked flawlessly. Very cool!
Mar 24, 2010
Ron
I frequently get clicks at the looping points of the loops i make in Logic. Can you please explain the best way to solve this problem. I've tried many approaches. Sometimes the result is ok, but i need to get a around this once and for all.
Apr 14, 2010
Rounik
Hi Ron

It's really important to cut or edit an audio region where the waveform crosses the zero point. If you zoom in to the waveform to almost sample level, you'll see where the waveform is crossing the horizontal line. Make your cuts on this line. In Logic's Arrange areas you can ask Logic to "Snap Edits to Zero Crossings" from the local Audio menu.

You can also use the same Snap to zero crossings in the Sample Editors 'Edit Menu'.

This should solve the issue... If not then a small crossfade on the region can help! I like to bounce crossfaded regions to a new audio file and then add them to the Loops Library.

:)
Apr 14, 2010
Gary Hiebner
That's cool that Apple Loops can be created with 3rd party plugins as well. That opens the door for even more possibilities with Logic
Feb 27, 2011

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