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Locators Lower two sets of numbers, displayed to the right of the Transport buttons in

the Transport window. The number on top is the left Locator; the number on bottom

the right Locator. The Left and Right Locators control the time-range which Logic’s

playback will cycle or skip during playback. The Locators also can be used to define the

editing area for certain functions.

Logic Setup Assistant A utility that guides you through the process of setting up your

Macintosh, audio, and MIDI hardware to work with Logic. The Logic Setup Assistant can

be run at any time by choosing the Preferences > Start Logic Setup Assistant menu

item.

loop An audio clip that contains recurring rhythmic musical elements or elements

suitable for repetition. Logic also supports Apple Loops.

Loop function Loop is a Region parameter in Logic that creates “loop repetitions” for

an Audio or MIDI Region. These repetitions will repeat until the song end point, or until

another Region or folder (whichever comes first) is encountered on the same track in

the Arrange window.

LTC Short for Longitudinal (or Linear) Time Code, a synchronization signal for video (or

audio) that is recorded to a video tape’s usual audio track (also see VITC).

LFO Abbreviation for Low Frequency Oscillator. An oscillator that delivers modulation

signals below the audio frequency range—in the bandwidth that falls between 0.1 and

20 Hz, and sometimes as high as 50 Hz or 400 Hz.

lowcut filter A low cut filter is essentially a highpass filter that offers no slope or

resonance controls.

lowpass filter The lowpass filter defines the maximum frequency that can pass

through without being affected, thus controlling the brightness of the sound. Every

signal above this frequency will be cut. The higher the cutoff frequency, the higher the

frequencies that can pass through. A lowpass filter that offers no slope or resonance

controls is a high cut filter.

Magnifying Glass This tool allows you to zoom in on any part of the active Logic

window. You can choose this tool from the Toolbox, or activate it when using other

tools by holding down the Control key and clicking.

marker Markers serve three purposes in Logic: They mark time-positions in the

Arrange window. They hold text notes and they delimit song settings. Markers can be

placed in the Marker track, or they can be placed in the Bar Ruler. Markers are generally

used for indicating and navigating to different song sections.

Marker List A list of all song markers.

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