Logic Pro update brings improved beats and audio fidelity to Mac and iPad
Apple has launched a major update to its audio production app Logic Pro for both iPad and Mac, including improvements and a new Flashback Capture feature for recovering and organizing jams.Logic Pro on a Mac — image credit: AppleOn the two-year anniversary of bringing Logic Pro to the iPad for the first time, and the one-year anniversary of adding stem splitting, Apple has released its new version of the pro recording app. The new version includes an improvement to that stem splitting feature, letting musicians and producers make finer adjustments as they separate out instruments and vocals from previous recordings.Apple has also added a feature it calls Flashback Capture, which it claims "allows artists to recover unforgettable performances, even if they forgot to hit record." Logic Pro must be in active play mode for this to work, which means recording must be enabled on a track, even if the record button has not yet been clicked or taped. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple has launched a major update to its audio production app Logic Pro for both iPad and Mac, including improvements and a new Flashback Capture feature for recovering and organizing jams.
Logic Pro on a Mac — image credit: Apple
On the two-year anniversary of bringing Logic Pro to the iPad for the first time, and the one-year anniversary of adding stem splitting, Apple has released its new version of the pro recording app. The new version includes an improvement to that stem splitting feature, letting musicians and producers make finer adjustments as they separate out instruments and vocals from previous recordings.
Apple has also added a feature it calls Flashback Capture, which it claims "allows artists to recover unforgettable performances, even if they forgot to hit record." Logic Pro must be in active play mode for this to work, which means recording must be enabled on a track, even if the record button has not yet been clicked or taped.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Logic Pro on a Mac — image credit: Apple
On the two-year anniversary of bringing Logic Pro to the iPad for the first time, and the one-year anniversary of adding stem splitting, Apple has released its new version of the pro recording app. The new version includes an improvement to that stem splitting feature, letting musicians and producers make finer adjustments as they separate out instruments and vocals from previous recordings.
Apple has also added a feature it calls Flashback Capture, which it claims "allows artists to recover unforgettable performances, even if they forgot to hit record." Logic Pro must be in active play mode for this to work, which means recording must be enabled on a track, even if the record button has not yet been clicked or taped.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
