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Audio Configuration window Logic window that provides an overview of all audio

routing. Allows the copying of the entire audio configuration between Logic songs, and

assists in renaming tasks. You can open the Audio Configuration window by choosing

Audio > Audio Configuration.

audio file Any digital recording of sound, stored on your hard drive. You can store

audio files in the AIFF, WAV, and Sound Designer II formats. All recorded and bounced

WAV files are in Broadcast Wave format.

Audio Instrument Logic supports the use of software based instruments. Software

instrument plug-ins are inserted into Audio Instrument Objects. Software instrument

recording takes place on Audio Instrument tracks in the Arrange window. Playback of

these tracks is routed via the Audio Instrument Object.

audio interface Device needed to get sound into and out of your computer. An audio

interface converts digital audio from your computer to analog waves that speakers can

broadcast, or, in the other direction, an audio interface converts analog waves into

digital audio your computer can work with.

Audio MIDI Setup (AMS) in Mac OS X the Audio MIDI Setup (AMS) utility lets you

configure audio input and output devices connected to your computer. Logic uses the

settings defined in the Audio MIDI Setup utility, which can be found in the Applications

> Utilities folder.

Audio Mixer An Environment layer that shows all Audio Objects of a song. The Audio

Mixer is used for mixing multiple audio channels in real time. The Audio Mixer is also

known as Environment Mixer.

Audio Object Audio Objects are found in Logic’s Environment. They are the “building

blocks“ of the Audio Mixer. When expanded, Audio Objects look just like channel strips.

Audio Objects tell Logic where to send audio signals. The following Audio Object types

are available: Audio Track Object, Input Object, Audio Instrument Object, Bus Object,

Output Object, Master Object, Aux Object.

Audio Region Chosen area of an audio file which is registered in the Audio window for

use in the song and, can be placed on audio tracks in the Arrange window, just like a

MIDI Region can be placed on MIDI tracks. Audio Regions are aliases (or pointers) to

portions of audio files. They can be as short as a single sample, or as long as the audio

file itself. You can use all of Logic’s tools to edit Audio Regions. Editing is non

destructive on the original audio file, as the Region is only an alias of the audio file. See

also Region and MIDI Region.

audio track A track in Logic’s Arrange window that is used for playback, recording, and

editing of Audio Regions.

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