Latest news with #LogicPro
Time of India
3 days ago
- Time of India
Apple just supercharged Logic Pro on Mac and iPad. Here is what is new
Stem Splitter Just Got Smarter Forgot to Hit Record? Logic's Got You Fresh Sounds to Play With iPad Users Get Learn MIDI Smaller, Useful Updates on Mac Apple just dropped a big update for Logic Pro across Mac and iPad, and it's packed with features that actually matter to producers and Splitter now delivers sharper audio separation and can break out guitars and pianos too—not just vocals and drums. You also get preset variations like acapella or instrumental, plus the ability to export only the parts you need. Great for quick remixes or building from demos without the Capture now lets you recover audio and MIDI takes you didn't hit record on. Toggle Cycle mode, jam out, and Logic will auto-save every pass into a take folder. Basically, your best ideas are now way harder to new Dancefloor Rush pack brings 400+ loops and punchy kits built for drum-and-bass. On Mac, you also get Magnetic Imperfections (gritty, analog textures) and Tosin Abasi (progressive metal tones, complete with signature riffs and effects).Logic Pro on iPad now supports Learn MIDI—assign knobs, faders, or buttons to control plug-ins or instruments in real time. It's all drag-and-drop, with visual feedback, so you're not stuck in menus while trying to stay in the now has Writing Tools powered by Apple Intelligence—good for quick lyric rewrites or collaborative edits.A new search/select tool helps find tracks faster in larger Logic Pro 11.2 is out now, free for existing users, or $199.99 for new ones (macOS Sequoia 15.4+).iPad: Logic Pro 2.2 is also out, free update for users, or $4.99/month ($49/year) with a one-month trial (iPadOS 18.4+).Note: Stem Splitter needs an M1 chip or later. Flashback Capture only works during playback. MIDI controllers and audio gear must support iPadOS.
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Business Standard
3 days ago
- Business Standard
Apple updates Logic Pro for Mac and iPad with more features: What is new
Apple said that new Logic Pro features are available as a free update for existing users of both Mac and iPad versions Logic Pro on Mac and iPad New Delhi Apple has announced several new features coming to Logic Pro for Macs and iPads. With version 11.2 for Macs and 2.2 for iPads, Logic Pro now includes upgrades to the Stem Splitter tool, which can isolate different instrument tracks more accurately. One standout addition is Flashback Capture, which lets users recover MIDI and audio—even if they forgot to press record. Apple has also introduced new sound packs like Dancefloor Rush, Magnetic Imperfections and more. Logic Pro for Mac and iPad: What is new Updated Stem Splitter: Apple said that the Stem Splitter tool now works better with old recordings and demos. It also adds support for separating guitar and piano sounds into different audio tracks (stems). This makes it easier for users to isolate specific instruments or vocals. Apple has also added quick presets to help users create common audio versions like acapella or instrumental tracks. A new 'submix' export option lets users remove certain parts of a song — for example, taking out vocals to make an instrumental version or removing drums and bass for a remix. Flashback Capture: With the new Flashback Capture feature, musicians can recover music performances even if they forgot to hit the record button. Using a simple key command or control bar button, users can restore both MIDI and audio. If the Cycle mode is turned on, Flashback Capture automatically saves each take into a folder. New Sound Packs: Apple is also adding new sound packs for music creators: Dancefloor Rush (Mac and iPad): Over 400 loops and drum kits designed for electronic and drum-and-bass music. Magnetic Imperfections (Mac only): Adds the sound of old-school analog tape with an unpolished, gritty texture. Tosin Abasi (Mac only): Features signature metal guitar tones, amps, effects, and riffs from the progressive metal guitarist. Learn MIDI on iPad: Previously available only on Mac, the Learn MIDI tool now comes to iPad. It allows users to link physical knobs, buttons, and sliders on MIDI devices to control instruments and plug-ins in Logic Pro, offering more hands-on control during music production. Logic Pro for Mac and iPad: Price and availability Logic Pro for Mac (v11.2): Free update for current users. New users can buy it for $199.99 via the Mac App Store. It's also part of the Pro Apps Bundle for Education. Logic Pro for iPad (v2.2): Free update for existing users. New users can get it on the App Store for $4.99 per month or $49 per year, with a one-month free trial. Requirements: Logic Pro for Mac requires macOS Sequoia 15.4 or later Logic Pro for iPad needs iPadOS 18.4 or later
Deccan Herald
3 days ago
- Deccan Herald
Apple updates Logic Pro for Mac, iPad with new features
New Sound packs comes to Logic Pro app. Credit: Apple Learn MIDI feature comes to Logic Pro app for iPads. Credit: Apple
The Verge
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Verge
Apple's Logic Pro now saves your takes even if you forget to hit record
Apple's latest Logic Pro update for both Macs and iPads brings a feature that can rescue you when you've just played a perfect take for a song, but forgot to actually hit record. Called 'Flashback Capture,' it's a lot like a gaming feature that lets you retroactively save cool moments by holding down a capture button for a few seconds. If that sounds familiar to you, Logic Pro already does this for MIDI recordings. Flashback Capture builds on that by working for both MIDI and traditional audio recording sources, letting you recover your recording with a 'key command or a custom control bar button.' The feature also works for looped sections, saving a separate take on each pass. As someone who knows the pain of struggling to reproduce something cool I played on guitar while listening back to a track — or just forgetting to hit record — I can't express how extremely happy I am that this feature exists. (Hopefully, it works as seamlessly as it sounds.) In addition to Flashback Capture, Apple says it also improved the quality of audio extracted by Stem Splitter, a feature introduced last year that uses AI to split instruments from a recording into separate tracks for each category of instrument. The company has added support for guitar and piano, as well as the ability to export only specific parts of audio, like when removing vocals to create instrumental tracks or taking out drum and bass to make it easier to remix a song. Apple also added new sound packs — Logic Pro's collection of pre-recorded loops. Those include 'over 400 dynamic loops, punchy drum kits, and a custom Live Loops grid' for the Mac and iPad versions of the app. The Mac version of the app also gets two new packs all its own, one called Magnetic Imperfections that Apple says 'captures the raw, unpolished essence of analog tape,' and the other a collection of guitar tracks recorded by Animals as Leaders guitarist Tosin Abasi.
