Apple Logic Pro 7 Manual De Usuario
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Glossary
OMF Abbreviation for Open Media Framework, also known as OMFI—Open Media
Framework Interchange. This file format, typically used for data exchange with
Digidesign ProTools software, can be imported and exported by Logic. The OMF file
format only supports the exchange of audio data (audio media and the usage of this
audio media in a song). MIDI and automation data will simply be ignored when using
Logic’s export function.
Framework Interchange. This file format, typically used for data exchange with
Digidesign ProTools software, can be imported and exported by Logic. The OMF file
format only supports the exchange of audio data (audio media and the usage of this
audio media in a song). MIDI and automation data will simply be ignored when using
Logic’s export function.
Open TL Abbreviation for Open Track List. This file format, typically used for data
exchange with Tascam hard disk recorders, such as the MX 2424, can be imported and
exported by Logic. The Open TL file format only supports the exchange of audio data
(Audio Regions and their positions on tracks). MIDI and automation data will simply be
ignored when using Logic’s export function.
exchange with Tascam hard disk recorders, such as the MX 2424, can be imported and
exported by Logic. The Open TL file format only supports the exchange of audio data
(Audio Regions and their positions on tracks). MIDI and automation data will simply be
ignored when using Logic’s export function.
option 1) Alternative function, often in the form of a checkbox, sometimes also
available as a menu entry. 2) Modifier key, in Windows terminology this key is also
known as Alt key.
available as a menu entry. 2) Modifier key, in Windows terminology this key is also
known as Alt key.
Output Object Audio Object in Logic’s Environment controlling the output level and
pan/balance for each output on your audio interface. They are assigned to a specific
hardware output in their Object Parameter box.
pan/balance for each output on your audio interface. They are assigned to a specific
hardware output in their Object Parameter box.
pan, pan position The placement of mono audio signals in the stereo field, by setting
different levels on both sides.
different levels on both sides.
Pan control Rotary knob directly above the Volume control on mono Objects that
determines the positon of the signal in the stereo image.
determines the positon of the signal in the stereo image.
Parameter box Field on the left side of Logic’s windows used to adjust the parameters
of the selected Regions or Objects.
of the selected Regions or Objects.
playback Playing an Audio or MIDI Region or an entire arrangement, allowing you to
hear it.
hear it.
plug-in Software application that enhances the functionality of the main program (in
this case, Logic). Logic’s plug-ins are typically software instruments or effects.
this case, Logic). Logic’s plug-ins are typically software instruments or effects.
Plug-in window A window that launches when a plug-in is inserted, or the Insert/
Instrument slot is double-clicked. Allows you to interact with the plug-in parameters.
Instrument slot is double-clicked. Allows you to interact with the plug-in parameters.
Preferences window A window that is accessed via the Logic > Preferences menu. All
Logic preferences can be set in this window.
Logic preferences can be set in this window.
project In Logic, the top-level folder that holds all media associated with a song,
including audio files, Sampler Instruments and samples, Video and Settings of various
kinds.
including audio files, Sampler Instruments and samples, Video and Settings of various
kinds.