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Importing audio - Logic Pro Tutorial
From the course: Logic Pro X Essential Training
Importing audio
In this movie, we'll explore some different methods of getting audio and MIDI files stored on your hard drive into your timeline to create a song. Now, as you work, you might develop your favorite way of doing this but here I'm going to go over some different methods and discuss the differences between them. The first method we're going to try is to import sounds directly from our finder, just dragging and dropping them into the project. So if I pop out to the finder, I've got something called a Grooves Bin here with a collection of different types of sounds. Some of them are .AIFF files. Some of them are .WAV files. I've even got a MIDI file in here. So I'm going to go ahead and grab the Rhodes Funk 90 BPM file and drag that directly into our timeline on this existing audio track. Now Logic asks me, "The added audio file contains tempo information." Now, you can import that into your project and your project will adjust to that tempo or not. Let's choose for now not to import that…
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Importing audio7m 28s
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Exploring Apple Loops8m 33s
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Creating Apple Loops5m 8s
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Applying Smart Tempo14m 53s
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Working in the Smart Tempo Editor9m 8s
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Flex timing your tracks7m 37s
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Flex timing with track groups5m 46s
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Beat mapping your project6m 2s
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Retiming performances with the groove track2m 35s
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Importing elements between projects5m 8s
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