Apple Logic Pro X 10.3 2

Apple have updated their flagship DAW Logic Pro X to version 10.3.2. The new version features some extra Drummers who play Latin, Pop and an extra player suitable for singer-songwriters. Drummer allows users to create a more natural rhythm track with auto-fills, variations in volume and general ‘realism’ added in. Extra loops have also been added to fit the styles of the new Drummers.

Apple Logic Pro X 10.3.2 For Mac

Playing around with the new Logic 10.3.2 update and I ran across these new drummer apple loops for the new percussion drummers! Come check them out! A brief summary of new features in Logic Pro 10.2. Adjust the timing of Flex-enabled tracks using the Quantize menu. Logic Pro X 10.3.2 is now available via the Mac App Store and includes some tasty new treats and friendly fixes. Two of the most interesting new features are Drummer Loops - a new type of Apple loop that can be customised to fit your project. Once added to a project you can edit the loop just as you would a Drummer track region. Logic Remote Touch and flow. Logic Remote lets you use your iPhone or iPad to control Logic Pro on your Mac. Use Multi-Touch gestures to play software instruments, mix tracks, and control features like Live Loops and Remix FX from anywhere in the room.

Elsewhere, Apple have added the ability to pitch and fine-tune individual audio regions – a long-awaited and very welcome addition. Ableton users will be very familiar with how easy it is to transpose clips, so anyone who uses both will be glad to see this feature added to Logic. Their latest instrument acquisition Alchemy has also had a re-vamp, adding an automatic time align feature for improved morphing.

If you’re thinking of updating your studio computer alongside Logic, Apple recently announce their most powerful iMacs ever. Alternatively, if you’re still getting your head around music production, Ableton’s new website teaches everything you need to know from the ground up.

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Logic Pro X 10.3.3

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