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Unpack take folders in Logic Pro for Mac

You can unpack take folders using the same channel strip for all new tracks, or you can unpack take folders using different channel strips for each new track. Both methods replace the selected take folder—or take folders—with new audio tracks for each take and each comp. You can also unpack take folders to new track alternatives, which keeps all the takes on the same track, but as separate track alternatives. The first audio track or track alternative reflects the active comp, followed by the takes and remaining comps in the order they appear in the take folder’s pop-up menu.

Unpack a take folder to tracks with the same channel strip

  • In the Logic Pro Tracks area, choose Unpack to Tracks with Same Channel from the Take Folder pop-up menu in the upper-left corner of the take folder.

    Figure. Choosing Unpack to Tracks with Same Channel from the pop-up menu.

    Note: This command affects only the selected take folder, not all selected take folders.

This command uses the original channel strip for all new tracks. All takes and comps, with the exception of the currently active comp, are muted. This ensures that the playback result remains unchanged. Any edits made to one of these tracks are reflected in all others.

Figure. Showing an unpacked take folder.

Unpack a take folder to new tracks

In the Logic Pro Tracks area, do one of the following:

  • Control-click the take folder header area, then choose Folder > Unpack Take Folder to Independent Tracks or Unpack Folder/Take Cell to New Tracks from the shortcut menu.

  • Choose Unpack to Independent Tracks from the Take Folder pop-up menu in the upper-left corner of the take folder.

    Note: These commands affect only the selected take folder, not all selected take folders.

    Figure. Choosing Unpack to Independent Tracks from the pop-up menu.

These commands use a different channel strip for each new track, but automatically assign the original channel strip setting to all of them. None of the takes or comps are muted. Edits can be made to each of the tracks independently.

Figure. Showing an unpacked take folder.

Unpack a take folder to new tracks and mute inactive takes

In the Logic Pro Tracks area, do one of the following:

  • Control-click the take folder header area, then choose Folder > Unpack Take Folder to Independent Tracks (mute inactive) or Unpack Folder/Take Cell to New Tracks from the shortcut menu.

  • Choose Unpack to Independent Tracks (mute inactive) from the Take Folder pop-up menu in the upper-left corner of the take folder.

    Note: These commands affect only the selected take folder, not all selected take folders.

    Figure. Choosing Unpack to Independent Tracks (mute inactive) from the pop-up menu.

Unpack a take folder to new track alternatives

  • In the Logic Pro Tracks area, choose Unpack to Track Alternatives from the Take Folder pop-up menu in the upper-left corner of the take folder.

    Figure. Unpack to Track Alternatives.

All the takes from the folder can be accessed as separate alternatives from the take alternatives menu in the track header.

Figure. Takes accessible as track alternatives.

Note: In order to access take alternatives, you must have enabled track alternatives in the track headers. For more information, see Use track alternatives.

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