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4 Audio in the Arrange Window

This chapter discusses the importing, creation, editing,

and handling of Audio Regions in the Arrange window.

You will also learn a number of automated recording techniques, discover crossfading,

looping, and tempo matching. Further to this, you’ll find out about the Freeze facility,

which allows you to create projects that are beyond the real time capabilities of your

computer.

Regions

Creating Regions

MIDI Regions are containers for MIDI events in the Arrange window. Containers for

audio data are referred to as Audio Regions, or simply Regions.

Audio Regions can be compared to MIDI Regions in the ways that they are used and

edited. When you record audio in real time, Logic not only creates an audio file on the

hard disk, but also automatically creates a Region, which represents the recorded audio

file. Regions can be seen in both the Arrange window (on tracks), and in the Audio

window (see “Audio Window—Introduction” on page 349), which lists all audio files and

Regions used in the song.

Drag and Drop into the Arrange Window

You can import existing audio files into a song by dragging and dropping them directly

into the Arrange window from either; the Audio window, or directly from any folder on

your hard disks. A Region, encompassing the entire audio file, will automatically be

created at the “drop” point.

Note: You can only drag Regions onto Audio tracks.

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