sound like the big stars? Logic's sophisticated but easy to use mastering/finalizing plugins and pre-settings make it possible!
Video-Editing
You have shot a video and want to professionally build an audio-track for it or adjust your song to its frames with appropriate sound effects as well as the right room acoustics? No problem either! Just load your video in Logic and edit its audio, build a completely new one, or even mix both of them while you're orientating yourself towards the movie frames.
Loads Of Samples And Virtual Instruments
You are looking for a professional studio and recording software, but you also want to use special effects like nature sounds or so, moreover you don't play all instruments you'd like to make use of and don't want to spend a whole bunch of money on sample libraries for all the just mentioned stuff? An absolute no-brainer! Logic contains masses of instrument samples, such as choirs, organs, orchestra instruments, bass guitars, electric, acoustic guitars, and drums, but it also includes environmental samples like rain, thunder, laughter, applause, weapons, explosions and so much more...
Furthermore, Logic includes quite some digital and analog synthesizers, organs, and pianos.
Build Your Own Instruments And Synthesizers
Sculpture (only with 'Logic Studio') makes it possible! Mix certain elements and materials with each other and set up lots of incredibly specific aspects.
Logic Reads Out The Notes
If you're too lazy to look up the notes or to hear the notes in a clean track, you simply can let Logic analyze the frequencies and translate them into notes.
Almost Endless Amounts Of Tracks
In Logic you can create up to 255 audio tracks plus 255 software instrument tracks. So, all in all you are provided with 510 tracks in total and have no limitations with regard to how many instruments and synthesizers you want to make use of, and if you want to subdivide every single instrument, too!
Notations Made Easier Than Ever Before
Another incredibly cool thing about Logic is the fact that you, if you want to notate a software instrument, you no longer need to be knowledgeable of notes! Just open the absolutely easy to use so-called "Matrix Editor" and determine your notes' qualities purely graphically! On your left-hand side there will be a lettered piano keyboard for your orientation next to a huge but fine raster into which you simply put the notes with a pencil and move them until they sound and are positioned as you want them to be. In order to lengthen or shorten them you only have to grab one end of this sort of 'note-beam' (it looks like a beam) and pull or push it. No more complicated accidentals for keys or rests and so on!
No End In Sight - Additional Fancy Programs & An Automatic 'Quicktime Pro'
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