Apple Logic Pro 8 - Manual (Page 380)

380 Chapter 14 Recording in Logic Pro
2 Choose “Create take folders” in the Overlapping recordings menu (see “ How MIDI Take
Recording Works ” on page 380).
3 Set a cycle by dragging from left to the right in the Arrange Bar ruler (or use the locator
fields in the Transport).
4 Start recording.
5 Allow Logic Pro to continue running.
After reaching the right cycle boundary, the playhead will jump back to the left cycle
boundary. Logic Pro will create a new MIDI take folder.
A new take track is automatically created inside the take folder for every cycle
repetition.
Each previous take track is automatically muted while recording. When you stop
recording, you can listen to the individual takes in the take folder by selecting them.
How MIDI Take Recording Works
Activation of the “Create take folders” option in the “Overlapping recordings” menu has
the following effects:
 Recording over an existing MIDI region will create a MIDI take folder.
 Recording over an existing MIDI take folder will add a MIDI take to it.