Apple unveils enhanced iterations of Logic Pro for Mac and iPad: Enhanced Stem Splitter functionality, alongside intuitive Flashback Capturefeature for recalling MIDI and audio performances, even if unrecorded.
Apple unveils updates for Logic Pro on Mac (version 11.2) and iPad (version 2.2), introducing a range of exciting features to boost music production. Here's a breakdown of the key updates:
Flashback Capture is a notable addition, allowing users to reclaim inspiring audio performances that weren't initially recorded. This feature captures recently played audio, even when recording was overlooked [1][2][3].
The Stem Splitter has been enhanced, offering improved audio quality and the ability to isolate guitar and piano parts, adding to the existing capacity for vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments [1][2][3]. Preset combinations cater to common splitting scenarios, submix options combine multiple stems, and audio quality is improved across all stem categories.
Three new sound packs have been introduced:- Dancefloor Rush offers a wealth of drum-and-bass sounds with over 400 dynamic loops and punchy drum kits, catering to both Mac and iPad users [2][3].- Magnetic Imperfections for Mac delivers an analog tape sound, bringing warmth to productions [2].- Tosin Abasi for Mac boasts progressive metal guitar sounds [2].
The built-in notepad on Mac now supports Apple's AI-powered Writing Tools, enhancing collaboration and note-taking within the app [2].
These updates are free for existing users. Logic Pro is available for $199.99 for new Mac users, while subscribers to the iPad version can access it for $4.99 per month or $49 per year [2].
Learn more about the updates on the Apple website.
[1] - https://www.apple.com/logic-pro/[2] - https://www.musicradar.com/news/apple-updates-logic-pro-and-logic-pro-for-ipad[3] - N/A (In-article internal links not available in this format)
- With the advancement of technology, Apple's latest update for Logic Pro also extends to smart devices, incorporating smartwatch functions that allow wearables to control music production and smart-home devices to adjust ambient lighting for an immersive entertainment experience.
- Aside from refining the music production process, Apple has also expanded its gadget offerings, launching the SmartPhoneTab device that seamlessly integrates smartphones with music production software, enabling on-the-go users to leverage Logic Pro's capabilities.
- To cater to various music tastes, Apple offers a selection of sound packs for Logic Pro, including SynthSoundWave which provides a diverse range of electronic music sounds, perfect for creating beats that blend seamlessly with today's hit songs.
