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Logic Pro 9 User Manual - Help Library - Apple

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egion Regions can be found on arrange tracks: They are rectangular beams that act as<br />

containers for audio or MIDI data. There are three different types of regions: audio regions,<br />

MIDI regions, and folder regions (usually referred to as folders). Also see audio region,<br />

MIDI region, and folder.<br />

Region Parameter box Box in the upper-left corner of the Arrange window, used to<br />

non-destructively set the playback parameters for individual regions, including<br />

quantization, transposition, velocity, compression, and delay. These parameters do not<br />

alter the stored data. Rather, they affect how the events are played back.<br />

release An envelope parameter that determines the time it takes for a signal to fall from<br />

the sustain level to an amplitude of zero when the key is released. See envelope.<br />

Replace mode A type of overwrite recording mode where the currently specified audio<br />

region in the Arrange area is replaced with the incoming signal. To activate Replace mode,<br />

click the Replace button in the Transport bar.<br />

resonance A term generally associated with filters, particularly those of synthesizers.<br />

Resonance emphasizes the frequency range surrounding the cutoff frequency. See cutoff<br />

frequency.<br />

reverb Reverb(eration) is the sound of a physical space. More specifically, the reflections<br />

of sound waves within a space. As an example, a handclap in a cathedral will reverberate<br />

for a long time as sound waves bounce off the stone surfaces within a very large space.<br />

A handclap in a broom closet will hardly reverberate at all. This is because the time it<br />

takes for the sound waves to reach the walls and bounce back to your ears is very short,<br />

so the reverb effect will probably not even be heard.<br />

ReWire An audio streaming and synchronization technology from <strong>Pro</strong>pellerhead software.<br />

The output of ReWire applications can be routed into (and processed with) the <strong>Logic</strong> <strong>Pro</strong><br />

Mixer. <strong>Logic</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> can also control the transport operations of ReWire programs. Further<br />

to these functions, <strong>Logic</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> instrument tracks can drive the software instruments of<br />

ReWire applications.<br />

ritardando A gradual slowdown of tempo (see tempo).<br />

routing Generally refers to the way audio is sent through processing units. Also often<br />

used to describe specific input and output assignments.<br />

sample A digital recording of a sound at a particular instant in time.<br />

Sample Editor The <strong>Logic</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> Sample Editor allows audio files to be destructively cut,<br />

reversed, shortened, changed in gain, and processed in a number of other ways. It allows<br />

editing of individual samples within an audio file consisting of thousands, or millions, of<br />

samples. The Sample Editor also provides access to a number of special sample processing<br />

tools, collectively known as the Digital Factory.<br />

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