Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 80)

• Chord track: Contains chord symbols that can be derived from MIDI regions or created
with the mouse. These chord symbols may also be inserted into the score. The root
note of the chords determines the transposition (pitch shifting) of all Apple Loops, and
can also affect the playback of MIDI regions. For further information, see
Editing
Transposition with the Chord and Transposition Tracks .
• Transposition track: Shows global transposition events. It is linked to the progression
of the chord root notes in the Chord track. Changing a chord root is reflected in the
Transposition track, and vice versa. For further information, see
Editing Transposition
with the Chord and Transposition Tracks .
• Video track: Displays frames of a QuickTime movie as thumbnails that are perfectly
synchronized with the music, making it ideal for film scoring. Cuts in the movie can be
detected automatically and marked. For further information, see
Using the Video Track .
Understanding How Arrange Window Areas Interact
The Arrange window contains various areas that interact with each other. This gives you
access to all files, editing methods, and track and channel strip parameters in one place,
making your workflow much faster. The following task outlines how these Arrange window
areas work in harmony, to accelerate music production.
To understand how Arrange window areas interact
1 Open the Media area by clicking the Media button in the Arrange toolbar.
2 Click the File Browser tab, then browse to a folder that contains audio files.
3 Select the audio filename and drag it to an audio track lane in the Arrange area.
Release the mouse button when the help tag displays position 1 1 1 1. A region is created
in the Arrange area.
4 Click the Sample Editor button at the bottom of the Arrange area.
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