Apple Logic (1.1) Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 83)

8 The Environment Concept

Logic’s Environment window—accessible from the

Windows menu—is Logic’s “brain”. Its primary purpose is

to get MIDI and audio information into, and out of, Logic.

You were introduced to the Environment when you defined and configured new Audio

Objects for use as audio tracks, busses, and instruments (see the “Mixer and Audio

Objects in the Environment” section on page 66). As you know, these Objects can show

up as tracks in the Arrange window. This illustrates a basic and important principle of

Logic:

The Environment has a direct relationship to the Arrange window’s Track List: Each

track has a destination, and this destination is an Object in the Environment. The

reverse is not true, however, because not every Object in the Environment needs to be

displayed in the Arrange window.

The MIDI Artery

Although the possibilities of the Environment go far beyond what we’ll be covering in

this guide, there are several key concepts that are essential to know, in order to

understand and operate Logic. These things are quite well illustrated in the

Environment of the Tutorial song.

So, to simplify things, you should open the Layer shown in the graphic.

1 Select the Windows > Environment menu option, or press Command-8.

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