Auditioning and Editing Between Multiple Rhythm Section Takes in Logic X

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Original Message 1/2 27-Sep-13 @ 07:40 PM - RE: Auditioning and Editing Between Multiple Rhythm Section Takes ...

girish

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Hi,

I'm considering the jump from Logic 9 to 10 and I have a specific task in mind. Currently, I've returned home from two days in a studio in LA where I recorded a rhythm section (bass, guitar, and drums) for material on my new project. The task that I'm hoping that Logic X will streamline is this: I want to import multiple full takes of any given song and then listen easily between them. And, I want to be able to easily edit between the takes, creating one final comp.

This seems to be possibly in the domain of Track Stacks, but I'm not sure. What would you recommend as the best way to import 4 or 5 complete band takes of a song so that I can easily audition and edit between them to create one comp of each of the 20 or so audio regions that comprise one complete take?

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Girish

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Message 2/2 28-Sep-13 @ 11:26 AM - RE: Auditioning and Editing Between Multiple Rhythm Section Takes ...

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Hi mate. Use the Quick Swipe Comping. There's actually no video tutorials on that technique for logic pro x as far as i can see from a quick google search, but there is older 'comping' tutorials from logic 8/9

You would have to make sure each seperate batch of takes were all 100% sync'd though & unless each set of takes was done to a click it could be a tricky task.

What i mean by that is this: you have as i understand it, 4 or 5 multitrack 'takes' of a band playing the same song. Each of those 'takes' was done seperately, and if NOT done to a click, each take probably has a slightly different speed. So if you are gonna 'comp' between these totally seperate takes, then each set of 'takes' must all be in sync before you even begin comping.

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