8 replies to this topic

[dylab]

i've been trying to write a tune in logic rather than live but cant figure out how to warp audio clips
i guess RTFM could be a response but I'd thought I'd ask anyway

[Captain Terrific]

click some buttons on the screen...


one of em ought to do something.


yeah, i got nothin

[tribalchris]

two options, one destructive (under the Transform option), the other slightly less so (convert the clips to Apple loops using Apple Loop Utility). There may be other ways, but those are the only ones I use.

[neo]

Yeah it's less than elegant, but the apple loops utility will give you more flexibility in the long run. Fuck knows why you can't just drag it into Logic and have it happen automatically.

[tribalchris]

Amen... I still don't quite believe there's not an easy way to do that which I'm just not aware of...

[nanoloop]

just goto the bottom left corner of the clip, not the loopy tool but the other 1, hold command while you drag that out, and it will stretch the audio segement. your fixed to tempo, so an apple loop might be the go, or just rewire with ableton and get the best of both worlds.

[dylab]

cheers guys..

[opusinblue]

Not sure if your still writing in Logic but if you select the length you want to the loop to be in time bar at the top, then highlight the loop and press T or i think from memory Apple T it will convert the loop or audio to the length.

[dylab]

cool will give it a go