Logic Pro

Logic Pro

By Apple

  • Category: Music
  • Release Date: 2013-07-16
  • Current Version: 11.2.1
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 1.24 GB
  • Developer: Apple
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 14.4 or later.

Description

Logic Pro for Mac is a complete collection of sophisticated creative tools for professional songwriting, beat making, editing, and mixing, built around a modern interface that’s designed to get results quickly and also deliver more power whenever it’s needed. Logic Pro includes a massive collection of instruments, effects, loops and samples, providing a complete toolkit to create amazing-sounding music. Professional Music Production • Use a complete set of spatial audio authoring tools that provide everything you need to mix and export your music for Dolby Atmos • Deliver a release-ready mix using Mastering Assistant • Use Live Loops to capture inspiration and quickly build arrangements by mixing and matching loops, samples, and your recordings • Record and edit MIDI or audio using a comprehensive set of editors and tools • Keep takes organized with take folders and build comps quickly with Quick Swipe Comping • Track Alternatives let you create and switch between different playlists of regions and edits on a track • Fix out-of-tune vocals and change the melodies of recorded audio with Flex Pitch • Manipulate the timing and tempo of any recording with ease using Flex Time • Use Smart Tempo to import audio and have it automatically conform to your project BPM • Perform and mix from anywhere in the room using Logic Remote on iPad or iPhone • Use Stem Splitter to separate almost any audio recording into six distinct parts: Drums, Bass, Vocals, Guitar, Piano, and Other Beat Production • Radically reshape and reshuffle audio with Beat Breaker, a sophisticated time and pitch morphing instrument • Use Drum Machine Designer to build and perform your own custom kits • Program beats, bass lines and melodic parts using Step Sequencer Sampling • Use Sampler to quickly create and edit sophisticated multi-sampled instruments • Transform any audio sample into a malleable sound that you can perform using Sample Alchemy • Import a single audio file or record directly into Quick Sampler to instantly build a playable instrument Session Players • Discover five professional instrumentalists designed to create nuanced performances, responsive to your direction • Bass Player, Keyboard Player, Acoustic Drummer, Electronic Drummer and Percussionist offer a wide range of genres and distinct playing styles • Customize performances such as complexity and intensity in the Session Player editor Keyboards and Synths • Get inspired by a collection of synths that provide analog, wavetable, FM, additive, granular, spectral, and modeling synthesis • Quickly find sounds or create unique new ones with Alchemy, a powerful sample manipulation synthesizer • Instantly turn a simple chord into a rich performance with the Arpeggiator • Play faithful models of classic organs, keyboards, and vintage synths Guitar and Bass Gear • Build your own guitar or bass rig with Amp Designer and Bass Amp Designer using vintage and modern amps, cabinets, and mics • Design a custom Pedalboard from a collection of delay, distortion, and modulation stompboxes Creative and Production Effects • Access a professional collection of vintage and modern delays, EQs and compressors • Play your sounds through a variety of realistic acoustic spaces or creative synthesized reverbs • Add movement to your tracks with a variety of modulation effects Sound Library • Over 5,900 instrument and effect patches • 1,200 meticulously sampled instruments • 14,750 Apple Loops in a wide range of genres Compatibility • Expand your instrument and effects library with third-party Audio Units-compatible plug-ins • Roundtrip capabilities let you open projects back-and-forth between Logic Pro for Mac or Logic Pro for iPad • Import and export XML to support Final Cut Pro workflows • Export your spatial audio mix as a Dolby Atmos ADM file compatible with Apple Music Storage Requirements 6GB available storage space for minimum install / 72GB storage space for full Sound Library installation

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Reviews

  • Powerful DAW & NO SUBSCRIPTION

    5
    By Legendary Scorpio
    I had a fellow engineer(Grammy nominated) recommend trying this after they used it to record with For King & Country. We all come from Pro Tools obviously but since AVID got on the subscription service band wagon, myself and other engineers have been trying alternatives because we HATE subscriptions.
  • One request….

    4
    By pleeeeaseeee
    Give us ghost notes!!!
  • nm

    1
    By Didn’t know if it was you
    Tmd重启电脑工程里的乐器无缘无故全nm给我换了
  • Popup ads

    1
    By Raytheist
    This software will foist popup ads on its paid users.
  • Version 11.2 is a mess

    1
    By Sage Jaxon
    Ever since my logic automatically updated to the latest version, I have been unable to open it without it freezing during the initial launch or crashing right after my project opens. Now I am completely unable to conduct services for my clients. THIS IS A TOTAL DISASTER
  • Unstable version 11.2

    1
    By Bananapatata
    11.2 - crashing again, more than ever 11.1 - crashing resolved but now app is intermittently slow when making adjustments to the volume slider or panning. 11.01 – still crashing 11.0 - crashing very frequently on my M3 MBP The ⌘-click-on and searchable plugins plus slip editing are huge wins!
  • The best

    5
    By Lex8362584
    What can I say, its fantastic!
  • Best DAW For Most Situations

    5
    By genericseth
    I have Logic, FL, and Ableton installed on my laptop (in order to collaborate with different producers spanning multiple genres). Years later, I’ve developed enough experience with all three DAWs to know each of their strengths and weaknesses. I feel as though Logic has a good balance of edibility features— midi sequencing, audio warping, sampling, mixing and mastering tools— as well sound banks— AI session players, stock Apple Loops, Drum kits, etc— to make polished, professional sounding music. Furthermore, Logic has a great selection of audio FX that I rarely feel the need to reach for third-party effects. If you own a Mac and intend to stick with the Apple ecosystem then Logic is a must have app for creative hobbyists and professionals alike!
  • A Long-Awaited Wish for an Apple-Grade Scoring Program

    5
    By theblueday
    Logic Pro has already reached a near-perfect state with its wide array of patches that cover virtually every genre. The built-in plugins are powerful and satisfying, and I personally view any new additions as welcome bonuses rather than necessities. However, after using Logic Pro for many years, there is one aspect I’ve consistently found lacking: the separation—or rather, the absence—of a dedicated scoring program. Other industry-standard DAWs have long addressed this need. Avid has Sibelius, and Steinberg has been pushing hard to make Dorico more accessible and integrated. So I can’t help but wonder—why is Logic, also considered an industry standard at this point, still relying solely on its internal notation view? With Hans Zimmer’s influence, composing classical or film music on Cubase has become somewhat of a trend. For those users, Dorico is a natural complement. But for someone like me who composes orchestral music using Logic Pro, that setup is something I can only envy. Of course, free notation software exists, and there's always the option of using Dorico or Sibelius separately. But if we go down that road, then it could also be said that music can be created and mixed on any DAW—so why use Logic at all? What I truly wish for is a scoring application that reflects Apple’s design philosophy—beautiful, seamless, and intuitive. A notation program that speaks the same visual and functional language as Logic Pro. I dream of a world where Logic Pro, GarageBand, and MainStage are all integrated with an Apple-grade scoring tool, working in harmony as part of one elegant ecosystem. I sincerely hope this idea is considered. It would be a game changer not only for composers like me, but for the entire creative community working in the Apple environment.
  • For MIDI Composers/Songwriters, It's the Best DAW

    4
    By Your Fave Dave
    I tried almost every other DAW there is, and I came back to Logic. It is *mostly* stable, as long as you are running the OS that's at least one year old. You can do pretty much everything you want to with Logic, although if you need to notate music extensively, you should get a separate app. The bad news is that if you want to use the latest best version, you need an M1 or better processor, so all those Intel Macs just can't keep up (you should just run older versions of Logic -- a lot of great records were made with that). But that is the price of progress -- you have to update all your third party plugins if you have older ones, and sometimes those old ones are never updated or cost money to update. But the benefit is that your workflow is faster and better. The new Session Players are very useful indeed. Forgt the "a.i." (there is actually no such thing), but if that's what you're counting on, then you're not a musician, are you? Updates for Logic are free forever, so it's a good deal.

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