Quick Logic Music Software Overview

Apple Logic music software was first produced in 1993 as Notator Logic by a company called eMagic. Apple purchased the eMagic company in 2002 and Logic has since become an Apple product.

Let's take a quick look at the 20% you need to know about Logic before you decide to buy music production software for your studio.

Logic - Renegade 20% Quick Facts...

You can use Logic to record, arrange, edit, play back and mix Audio and Midi in a track-based interface. You'll find these features pretty much standard with the big name sequencer packages available on the market today.

Logic can also act as a host program for your software synthesizers, software samplers, effects, virtual instruments and other plug-ins.

Logic supports TDM and AudioSuite plug-ins with DAE/TDM hardware and also Audio Units plug-ins. You can also open Apple Garageband sessions directly in Logic.

The program is compatible with Rewire.

You can bounce your mixes to most industry standard formats which includes AIFF, WAV, Broadcast Wave, CAF, SDII, MP3 and M4A.

You cannot use Logic music software on PC as it's designed for use on Apple Macs.

Logic has dedicated and well-deserved following among Mac users, with the only real competition coming from Cubase.

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In closing...

Logic runs stable and has all the tools you need to make your own music on your Mac and do so at a high quality level. You may prefer to use Cubase though it will not be because Logic lacks features as this music production program is one of the best available.

All the best,
Marius van Dyk

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