Logic Pro Help

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Mark1971 wrote:

So, how would I do that?

Start there: https://help.apple.com/logicpro/mac/10. ... cpb1a3f099 — then let us know if you have further questions?

Please edit your topic title. See: faq.php#f0r6 — thanks.

Great! Good to hear. Which solution worked for you so that we can mark this topic as solved?

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Yes, Audacity is a great freeware to use for this.

Try using iTunes or QuickTime for this.

More specifically if you could share the settings you've used when creating those loops?

Great, thanks for letting us know what it was. That's a typical issue and unfortunately there's no easy way to spot it visually. It would be nice if a solution was created that would allow one to be able to somehow see the waveform of the region from the crossfade start to the right-region start and...

Ok good to hear.

The writing was finished over a month ago, the book is now in production phase. The official release date is september 24th: https://www.peachpit.com/store/logic-pr ... 0136886624

mp3 is a distribution format, you need to work with a production format (PCM files like .wav or .aif). There's a known issue with mp3 in Catalina. Convert your mp3 to wav and try using the wav file in Logic.

What format is your audio file?

You would have to post a specific example of a Logic file exhibiting the issue so that one of us can have a look?

What if I want to move "Breath" to MIDI control #1 & #11 simultaneously? In the Transformer, click the Mode pop-up menu and choose Copy matching events and apply operation. Also, can I make the imported "Breath" data also map to Velocity values? You would have to use somethi...

Yes it’s true.

Great! Good to hear. Do you remember how you resolved the issue?

It's MIDI data, you can use the MIDI transform window if you want to convert it to another MIDI CC number. These settings for example would convert Breath to Expression:

AFAIK there were no changes to Flex in 10.5.1 and Flex Pitch has always made audio follow tempo.