Logic Pro for iPad 3.3
Logic Pro for iPad 3.0
Logic Pro for iPad 2.2
Logic Pro for iPad 2.1
Logic Pro for iPad 2.0
Logic Pro for iPad 1.1
Logic Pro for iPad 1.0
Dacă se modifică această comandă, pagina va fi actualizată automat

Create Mixer groups in Logic Pro for iPad

While working on a mix, you may find it useful to create Mixer groups. You could create a drum group, for example, to group all drum channel strips together to adjust group parameters (volume, pan, mute, solo, sends, and so on) using a single control, while still maintaining the relative parameter values of volume and pan for each channel strip. You can:

  • Create new groups and add and remove channel strips from a group.

  • Control volume, pan, mute, solo, record enable, input monitoring, and track color for the channel strips in a group.

  • Control send levels for the channel strips in a group.

  • Control the Automation mode and track automation for the channel strips in a group.

  • Select or edit a region in the track of a group member and have the selection or edits apply to the corresponding range of all tracks in the group.

For all channel strips that are members of a group, you can control the relative values of volume, pan, and other parameters controlled by moving a knob or fader, while for parameters controlled by tapping a button (such as mute and solo), editing one group member puts the parameter in the same state for all group members. You can have a maximum of 64 groups.

Alternatively, you can group channel strips by creating an audio subgroup. You do so by sending the output of all the channel strips you want to group to an auxiliary channel strip.

Show the Group slots

  • In Logic Pro, tap the Filter button in the upper-right area of the Mixer, then tap Groups to select it.

Create a new Mixer group

  • Tap the Group slot on a channel strip, then tap Create New Group.

Add a channel strip to a Mixer group

  • Tap the Group slot on a channel strip, then choose a group. The same channel strip can be a member of multiple groups.

Note: You can also add multiple channel strips to a group by selecting the channel strips, tapping the Group slot on a selected channel strip, then choosing a group.

Remove a channel strip from a Mixer group

  1. Tap the Group slot on a channel strip, then do one of the following:

    • To remove the channel strip from a single group, tap the name of the group.

    • To remove the channel strip from all groups, tap Remove Group Assignment.

  2. Tap outside the Group dialog to close it.

Note: You can also remove multiple channel strips from a group by selecting the channel strips, tapping the Group slot on a selected channel strip, then choosing Remove Group Assignment.

Note: If the Group slots are not visible, tap the Filter button  in the upper-right area of the Mixer and select Groups in the Component Filter list.

Download this guide: PDF

Morty Proxy This is a proxified and sanitized view of the page, visit original site.
Util?
Limită de caractere: 250
Limita maximă de caractere este de 250.
Îți mulțumim pentru feedback.
Morty Proxy This is a proxified and sanitized view of the page, visit original site.