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Logic Pro interface

Logic Pro is organized into different working areas to help you focus on different aspects of your project, such as recording, arranging, and mixing. Buttons in the view control bar and the Tracks area menu bar show or hide different areas of the app.

Figure. Logic Pro project playing, with Tracks area, inspector, and Piano Roll Editor visible.

The working areas of Logic Pro include:

  • Control bar: Features the transport buttons you use to control playback of your project and buttons for frequently used commands. You can customize the control bar to suit your way of working.

  • View control bar: Contains buttons to show and hide the different working areas of Logic Pro, including the Browser, inspector, Fader, Plug-ins area, Mixer, and Play Surfaces.

  • Tracks area: Where you record audio and MIDI regions, add Apple Loops and other media files, and arrange the regions in a timeline to build your project.

  • Live Loops grid: Arrange and play with musical ideas in real time in a grid of cells, each containing a musical phrase or loop. You can trigger cells freely or in groups, while keeping everything in sync with the beat and the project tempo.

  • Browser: Where you find and audition patches, loops, presets, samples, and other sound categories, choose the ones you want to use, and add them to your project.

  • Editors: Logic Pro features a set of editors, including the Audio Editor, Piano Roll Editor, Session Player Editor, and Step Sequencer, which you can use to make precise changes to individual regions and their contents.

  • Inspector: Shows parameters for selected regions, tracks, and other items. The available parameters change depending on what type of item is selected.

  • Fader: Quickly access controls for the selected track while you’re recording, arranging, or performing other tasks. You can configure which controls appear in the Fader.

  • Plug-ins area: View and edit plug-in tiles for the selected track, and expand them to view and edit all plug-in parameters. View sends for the track, add sends, and adjust send levels. Edit audio effect plug-ins for the track’s output channel.

  • Mixer: Shows channel strips for each track in the project, as well as auxiliary, output, and master channel strips. In the Mixer, you can view and edit channel strip controls, add and edit plug-ins, and customize routing options.

  • Play Surfaces: Logic Pro includes a variety of onscreen Play Surfaces that you can use to play the included software instruments. Choose between a keyboard, a fretboard, chord strips, drum pads, or other Play Surfaces.

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