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Split and join regions in Logic Pro for iPad

You can split regions in the Tracks area, and use the segments of the region in different places in the project. Splitting a region can produce different results depending on the region type:

  • MIDI regions: Any MIDI notes at the split point are shortened to that point. If you subsequently lengthen the region to the left, the notes regain their full length (duration).

    Note: When you split a MIDI region at a point where one or more MIDI notes exist, an Overlapping Notes dialog opens, asking whether you want to keep, shorten, or split the notes.

  • Audio regions: On any region segments following the first (initial) one, a decimal and a sequential number are added to the end of the region name.

  • Session Player region: Splitting a Session Player region might change the pattern, depending on the Fills setting. After splitting, settings for the region segments can be edited independently in the Session Player Editor.

  • Pattern regions: After splitting, each region segment plays the part of the pattern contained in that segment of the original region.

In Logic Pro for iPad, you can split all regions under the playhead in one action (using the Split tool in the ruler), or split a single selected region (using the Split tool in the selected region).

Split all regions under the playhead

  1. In Logic Pro, tap an empty area of the Tracks area to deselect any selected tracks.

  2. Move the playhead to the position where you want to split regions in the Tracks area.

  3. Tap the Split button  in the Tracks area menu bar.

    The top of the playhead changes to a Scissors tool, and a white dot appears in each region under the playhead, indicating the point at which it will be split.

    Figure. The Tracks area showing the Scissors tool in the ruler and multiple regions with white dots.

  4. Swipe down with the Scissors tool.

    The indicated regions are split into two regions, each with the name of the original region. On split audio regions, each new segment created by splitting has a dot and a sequential number added to the end of the region name.

    Note: The length of the swipe motion doesn’t affect which regions are split. You don’t need to swipe to the bottom of the Tracks area (or to the last region) to split all indicated regions.

Note: When you finish splitting regions, tap the Trim button in the Tracks area menu bar to avoid splitting regions unintentionally with the Scissors tool.

Split a selected region

  1. In Logic Pro, tap the region to select it.

  2. Tap the Split button  in the Tracks area menu bar.

    A Scissors tool appears in the upper area of the selected region.

    Note: Before splitting the region, you can move the Scissors tool to any region on the same track as the selected region.

    Figure. Region showing Scissors tool in the center.

  3. Move the Scissors tool to the position where you want to split the region.

  4. Swipe down with the Scissors tool.

    The region is split into two regions, each with the name of the original region. On split audio regions, each new segment created by splitting has a dot and a sequential number added to the end of the region name.

You can split a region multiple times. To split a region again, move the Scissors tool to a new position on one of the region segments, then swipe down again.

Note: When you finish splitting regions, tap the Trim button in the Tracks area menu bar to avoid splitting regions unintentionally with the Scissors tool.

Split a region at the edges of the cycle area

  1. In Logic Pro, select a region.

  2. Tap the region, tap Split, then tap Split by Locators.

    The region is split at the left and right edges of the cycle area. If the region extends beyond the cycle area in only one direction, it is split into two regions, if it extends beyond the cycle area in both directions, it is split into three regions.

Join regions

  1. In Logic Pro, select the regions.

  2. Tap one of the selected regions.

  3. Tap Bounce or Join, then tap Join.

Regions being joined must be of the same type (audio, MIDI, or Session Player). Pattern regions can't be joined.

If regions are on different tracks, they are joined to a new region on the first (highest) track containing the selected region or regions. When you join audio regions on different tracks, a Mixdown dialog opens; you can use it to choose Mono or Stereo format for the mixdown.

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