Diggity Dog
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So that each pass layers on top on previous pass - NOT replace. Like tape looping the Imogene Heap does
Thanks Mark - merge did it!You have a number of choices as to how you wish Logic to deal with repeated takes over a passage, these an be found under Logic Pro -> Preferences -> Recording (see screenshot). From the sound of it, you may want to have cycle switched on, then create tracks and mute, in which case each pass will create a new track with the new recording positioned on it. The previous recordings will be muted, but once you are finished simply unmute them. Alternatively, if you use Creat Take Folder, you have some other options, including selecting the best parts of various indivudual takes, which can then be "flattened" creating multiple recordings. Probably worth spending some time experimenting with these functions, they are pretty powerful and well worth getting familiar with.
HTH, kind regards
Mark
Thanks Mark, yes. I was trying to replicate the experience of a loop-pedal: layering phrases on top of each other, within the same loop, only pressing "record" once. In Logic, I need to preemptively create multiple tracks, record track one, stop the recording (& playback), select a subsequent track, arm it for recording, then record again (over and over). A lot of "in-between" steps in order to "quickly" layer audio phrases on top of each other. On a loop pedal, one can layer 5+ phrases on top of each other in a matter of seconds, but to achieve the same result in Logic it is a more laborious process.Have you tried this: In Logic-Settings-Recording, open "Cycle on" and choose "Create Tracks"?
kind regards
Mark
Hello,The only other thing that springs to mind that might be worth exploring is Logic's "Live Loops" mode. Personally I have not made any experiences using logic this way, but it's always interesting to read about the many different ways we all work and play
kind regards
Mark
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