Logic Pro 9 New Features: The Flex Tool

Written by: Karapet Melik-Barkhudarov on 13th February 2010

Logic Pro 9 New Features

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For audio professionals, Logic Pro 9 New Features highlights the important advancements of this all-in-one production tool. Author and audio professional Damian Allen showcases the top improvements for guitarists, Illuminated Keyboard-$75.99
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‘);” onmouseout=”setTimeout(‘hideLayer()’,500);”>keyboard players, and audio engineers, from Flex Time editing to the Snap feature with Playback.

Damian shows how to design an amp, work with the Pedalboard presets, and assemble a preset from scratch. He also works through the enhanced workflow with Drum Replacer options, recording in Replace mode, and converting audio to an EXS instrument.

In this clip, host Damian Allen takes a look at Flex Editing in Logic Pro 9, a featur similar in functionality to elastic audio in other applications. He details two ways of working the Flex System, using the Flex tool, or the Flex View. He starts this lesson by looking at the Flex Tool.

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