What You ve Learned

What You've Learned

• Parts can be extended or repaired by cutting and pasting similar material.

• Logic's dragging behavior can be changed to suit the editing need.

• Cross fades can smooth out edit seams and can be placed automatically or manually over Regions.

• A composite track is made up of material taken from contributing takes.

• Consistent audio output and view levels help in comparing audio material.

• Isolating material for a composite track is done quickly by slicing up Regions and muting unwanted material.

• It is necessary to combine the desired contributing material onto a single track to create cross fades and adjust edit seams.

• The Sample Editor allows extremely fine edits and adjustments to an Audio Region.

• Digital clicks and spikes can be eliminated in the Sample Editor with the Pencil tool.