Work with Live Loops cells in Logic Pro for iPad
You can add regions or loops to cells in the Live Loops grid, as long as the region or loop matches the track type for the track containing the cell. For example, you can add audio regions to cells on audio tracks, and MIDI, pattern, and Drummer regions to cells on software instrument tracks.
You can convert Drummer and pattern cells to MIDI cells to allow for precise editing not available in Drummer or Step Sequencer. You can also extract loops from audio cells, with optimal loop start and end points set by Logic Pro.
In addition to adding regions to cells, you can record to Live Loops cells, and record a Live Loops performance as regions to the Tracks area. You can also copy cells to the Tracks area, as well as copy and paste entire scenes to the playhead position in the Tracks area. When copying cells to the Tracks area, take care to match the track type to the cell type (for example, you can paste audio cells only to audio tracks).
When you add an audio file without tempo information to a cell, Logic Pro analyzes the tempo of the audio file.
If you plan to record audio without a constant tempo to a cell, it is recommended that you record the audio to an audio track in the Tracks area using the Smart Tempo functions in Logic Pro. Once the audio region is tagged with correct tempo information, you can add the region to an audio cell and have it play at a constant tempo.
If you want to import files into Live Loops, you can drag them into Logic Pro from the Files app in Slide Over. See Import media into Logic Pro for iPad.
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