Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 8: Edit Audio Region and Region Editing (Bounce, etc.) options

[@WyattLite-n-inn]

This Logic for iPad series should have way more views. What a treasure . Thanks again Leo

[@soundformore]

Thank you, that would be nice

[@Strummingphysio86]

Totally agreed. I'm a huge fan. And following each and every tutorial. Hige shoutout from Sri Lanka. ❤

[@soundformore]

Thank you, spread the news… please… more subscribers, more views :)

[@howardanderson3061]

Thank you Leo again, great Vid. I’m amazed at how powerful yet logical (no pun intended) the region editing is!

[@soundformore]

Yep, enjoy … 👍

[@alanr1062]

Brilliant work Leo, I learn a hell of a lot from you 😊

[@soundformore]

Glad to be of help

[@djDivineJustice]

These are so great!!! Thank you!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@rickyelvis3215]

keep ‘em coming Leo… thanks!

[@soundformore]

👍😄

[@sivoltage]

Subscribed thanks.

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@Intonova_]

Loving your series Leo. Are you planning to do a tutorial on automation at all. As I struggle to find where I put automations and how to delete the ones I don’t want whilst experimenting

[@soundformore]

Oh yes, just uploading one now on working with plug-ins, more coming on quantisation, automation, mixer, Drum Machine Designer etc…

[@Intonova_]

@@soundformore brilliant

[@soundformore]

No problems

[@ludekkolenaty2209]

excellent, thank you

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@DjWuh]

These tutorials are great! Am I missing something obvious or is there no easy way to reverse an audio clip in the arrangement view?

[@soundformore]

Yes you can, in the arrangement view with the region selected open the inspector and under general set reverse to on…

[@Firefoxes85]

Is there a way to reverse an audio sample?

[@soundformore]

Yes, select the audio region, go to inspector, under general you find a switch to reverse… it isn’t available if flex is on or if flex and follow are both on

[@Firefoxes85]

@@soundformore thanks, what’s flex. and follow, though?

[@soundformore]

There are several videos on this, start here: Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 28: Flex, Follow Tempo for your Audio Samples and Loops kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoW7o2hqocxmaZI

[@tmog3836]

Thanks Leo for fantastic streams. Do you have a separate video on how to change gain on individual regions within a track. This feature seems unreliable. Many thanks.

[@soundformore]

Hi, i do not want to assume, so can I check you want to increase or normalise an audio region? And you currently change the gain from region properties accessed via the inspector?

[@tmog3836]

Leo thanks for getting back to me. I think I've solved my problem but it might be useful for others. I tried to adjust the gain on a region but the inspector didn't show the gain option. My region contained several takes which disabled the gain feature on that region. Once I had flattened the region the gain option returned. Basically yiu can't adjust the gain on individual takes without falttening them. A stream on all aspects of gain control including the limits relating to takes might be useful. Thanks for your great streams. Trevor

[@soundformore]

Great thanks Trevor

[@awesomeanimationandvideo6196]

Awesome tutorial thank you. Where does Logic store the audiofile it created when bouncing?

[@soundformore]

To another track or the same track. To export it you need to use the project export function…

[@christianschindler9602]

Great video! How Flex Time is working on iPad?

[@soundformore]

It is in one of the later tutorials

[@christianschindler9602]

Thanx a lot! Do you have a link please? Thanx

[@soundformore]

Will send shortly

[@soundformore]

Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 28: Flex, Follow Tempo for your Audio Samples and Loops kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoW7o2hqocxmaZI

[@SoundsLikeRobin]

Are you able to make a selection within a region? Seems like the app doesn’t work well for more in depth audio editing.

[@soundformore]

For midi regions yes. For audio regions, you can trim and cut but if you want to select a specific audio part of the sample you need to bring it inside a sample editor, still inside the app…

[@FabrizioAscari]

When I drag an audio region to another one in the same track, overlapping them, the second region is trimmed, I can’t for example x-cross them.. there is a way to do that, that is possible in auria pro?

[@soundformore]

Yes you can for audio region with a couple of clicks… i will upload another tutorial…

[@FabrizioAscari]

@@soundformore great

[@soundformore]

@FabrizioAscari an example… Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 42: Fade-in / out, Crossfade, Equal Power or S-Curved Crossfade kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6TWnZeslr2BjMk