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Show automation in Logic Pro for iPad

Automation curves are not displayed by default. You have to turn on Automation view to make them visible so you can view and edit them. There are two independent Automation View buttons , one in the Tracks area that shows the track automation and one in the Editors area (for the Audio Editor, Piano Roll Editor, and Session Player Editor) that shows the region automation or cell automation.

Figure. Automation View buttons.

Show track automation

  1. In the Tracks area menu bar, tap the Tracks View button .

    Track automation can’t be displayed in Grid view.

  2. Tap the Automation View button  or press A on your external keyboard.

The following changes occur:

  • The track lanes show the automation curves.

  • Regions on the track lane are still visible but cannot be edited.

  • The track headers show three new components: the Automation Mode pop-up menu, the Automation Parameter pop-up menu, and the Automation Value field.

  • The function buttons in the Tracks area menu bar change to a set of four automation-related buttons: Move , Pencil , Brush  , and Curve .

  • Two modifier buttons are available in the Tracks area menu bar: the Select button to the left of the function buttons and, when the Move button is selected, the Copy button  to the right.

  • When the Pencil, Brush, or Curve button is selected, a third modifier, the Stepped Automation button , replaces the Copy button.

  • The Snap pop-up menu in the menu bar in Automation view determines the Snap value when you move or draw automation points. This value is independent of the Snap value set in the Tracks area.

Figure. Track automation controls 503.

Show region automation

  1. In the Tracks area menu bar, do one of the following:

    • To view a region’s automation, tap the Tracks View button , tap the Default View button , then tap the Trim button .

    • To view the region automation for a cell, tap the Grid View button , then tap the Edit button .

  2. Tap the region for which you want to show region automation.

  3. Tap the Editors button  in the middle of the view control bar (or press E on your external keyboard), then tap the Automation View button  in the Editors area menu bar (or press A on your external keyboard).

The following changes occur in the Editors area when Automation view is selected:

  • The Automation Mode pop-up menu and Automation Parameter pop-up menu are displayed in the Editors area menu bar.

  • Any regions for that track are still displayed in the Editors area, but they cannot be edited.

  • All regions display their automation curves. Any MIDI events or waveforms are dimmed.

  • The function buttons change to a set of four automation-related buttons: Move , Pencil , Brush , and Curve .

  • Two modifier buttons are available in the local menu bar: the Select button to the left of the function buttons and, when the Move button is selected, the Copy button  to the right.

  • When the Pencil, Brush, or Curve button is selected, a third modifier, the Stepped Automation button , replaces the Copy button.

  • The Snap pop-up menu in the Editors area menu bar determines the Snap value in Automation view when you move or draw automation points. This value is independent of the Snap value selected in Default view.

Figure. Region automation view.

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