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Logic Pro 9 User Manual - Help Library - Apple

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Click the Dim Master Volume button to the left of the Master Volume slider, or the Dim<br />

button in the Master channel strip, to turn on Dim Volume mode. This sets the playback<br />

volume to the Dim value set in the <strong>Logic</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> > Preferences > Audio > General pane.<br />

Click the button again to deactivate Dim Volume mode, and set the playback volume to<br />

the current Master Volume slider, or Master channel strip, value.<br />

Adjusting <strong>Pro</strong>ject Settings<br />

The project settings encompass a number of options that can have a dramatic impact<br />

on the behavior of <strong>Logic</strong> <strong>Pro</strong>. <strong>Pro</strong>ject settings are saved independently with each project,<br />

which means that different projects can have different project settings. You can change<br />

project settings at any time, but it is generally best if you start off with the required<br />

settings, as this will make your workflow smoother.<br />

To open the project settings<br />

Do one of the following:<br />

µ Choose an item from the File > <strong>Pro</strong>ject > Settings (Synchronization, MIDI, Score, and so<br />

on) menu (or use the corresponding key command).<br />

µ Click the Settings button in the Arrange toolbar, then choose a menu item.<br />

Detailed information on all project settings can be found in <strong>Pro</strong>ject Settings in <strong>Logic</strong> <strong>Pro</strong>.<br />

Handling <strong>Pro</strong>ject Assets<br />

The project settings also include an Assets pane. If you saved your project with its assets,<br />

you can use this pane to determine how files imported from external locations (locations<br />

outside the project folder) should be handled.<br />

To open the Assets project settings<br />

Do one of the following:<br />

µ Choose File > <strong>Pro</strong>ject Settings > Assets (or use the Open Assets <strong>Pro</strong>ject Settings key<br />

command).<br />

182 Chapter 7 Working with <strong>Pro</strong>jects

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