How to Browse Apple Loops in Logic Pro 8

Video Transcript

"When browsing for Apple Loops, it's very important you use the navigator at the top. It's definitely going to help the whole situation out. I mean, it separates it by scales, which are definitely - if you have like - if you're doing something like C Minor, this will definitely bring up all the tracks that will probably - it will work with your track, right off the riff. If you look at - there's tons of different drums sets and different things like that. When you bring some of these into your session, remember that if you're working with green ones, you can always change them because they're audio, because their MIDI data. If you take the MIDI data and you bring it right here, you can always edit it within the piano roll. You can take out any little notes, or the length, or you can change the velocity. You could also do the same thing with the audio in the sample editor, the eraser and things, highlight certain things and change it. Within the arrangement, though, you can also repeat certain things and trim certain things. You can do all that."