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Intro to takes and comps in Logic Pro for iPad

When you record multiple audio or software instrument performances over an entire region in Logic Pro for iPad, a take folder containing the takes is created on the track, which allows you to choose your preferred take for playback. When you record over specific parts of an audio region, composite takes (referred to as comps) are also added to the take folder. This allows you to combine different performances to create a composite take.

You can choose an active take or comp for playback, rename takes and comps, and delete takes and comps. You can also automatically colorize takes while recording so that you can easily identify which take is the active take.

Figure. Take folder showing take number, take icon, and take name.

The number of the currently active take or comp, the take icon, and the take or comp name are shown along the top of the take folder.

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