What You ve Learned

What You've Learned

• Most of Logic Pro's Audio Instruments follow common interface conventions, which helps with understanding the instrument as well as locating controls.

• The relationship between GarageBand instruments and their parent instruments can be useful when creating and editing sounds.

• Ultrabeat utilizes kits that contain individually programmed voices, each with its own unique settings and modulations.

• Ultrabeat's built-in step sequencer works in conjunction with the Logic song to compose and play back patterns.

• Ultrabeat's step sequence patterns can be triggered via MIDI notes, which can be recorded, stringing together patterns and individual hits.

• The EXS24 consists of samples organized into sampler instruments that are further shaped by the interface controls.

• The Vintage Keyboard instruments have built-in effects processing associated with each instrument.

• Instrument and effects combinations can chained together to create powerful sounds, which can be saved and utilized as Channel Strip settings.

• Global tracks affect Audio Instruments in the same manner as classic MIDI hardware.

• External MIDI hardware can be incorporated into the session as an Audio Instrument by using the External plug-in.

• Sculpture utilizes a String acted upon by Objects as the basis for sound generation.

• Sculpture's Waveshaper and Body EQ allow you to further process the instrument in interesting ways.

• Sculpture's Morph Pad enables you to smoothly move from various states of control settings.