2-opening logic pro x...2-opening logic pro x the first thing we’re going to learn is to tell...
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2-Opening Logic Pro X
The first thing we’re going to learn is to tell Logic how to behave when we open it for the first time.
As you can see here in Preferences > General > Start Up Action, I have selected “Select a Template”. I recommend you select this option if you like Logic to “ask you” what to do when opening Logic for the first time.
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There’s another option here called “Ask” which you would think does the same thing, but the reason I don’t like this is because the options are limited compared to the option you get with “Select a Template”.
As you can see this window is bigger and full of options:
I can select “New Project”, “Recent”, “Demo Project”, “My Templates” (I get all my templates listed here), “Previous Projects”, and I also get a “Details” tab here with more available options.
You can tell Logic to use or not a musical grid. You would not use a musical grid if you wanted to edit audio where there’s nothing related to music. Below it you can find many other useful preferences for your session.