Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I am sure I'm just missing the dumbest thing but when I bounce down a song the file seems to be larger than 4mb and I don't know why? Even when I have a small ONE TRACK file it seems to be doing 
it. Anyone able to point out the obvious to me?

On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 10:40 AM, don miggs <don@...> wrote:

>   I am sure I'm just missing the dumbest thing but when I bounce down a
> song the file seems to be larger than 4mb and I don't know why? Even when I
> have a small ONE TRACK file it seems to be doing
> it. Anyone able to point out the obvious to me?
>  
>

Logic will bounce down to AIFF by default.  I'm assuming you're looking to
bounce down to mp3?  If so, go File >> Bounce >> Destination and tick the
checkbox next to 'MP3."  Then set your preferences accordingly.

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I recently added some loops through the Apple Loops Utility, carefully  
making sure that 1-the loop was lined up on the beat in Logic's  
arrange page 2-that it was cut precisely to the right length 3-that in  
the Utility I used the highest resolution possible.  However, it still  
sounded pretty grainy.  Does anyone have any tips for getting better  
quality?


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Tim McLane
www.timmclanemusic.com






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Tim,

I'm not an expert on loops, but the two most obvious causes to me  
would be poor slicing and too big a key or tempo shift.  How does it  
sound in ALU when you shift the tempo or pitch?

Gregory

On Dec 20, 2008, at 5:27 PM, Tim McLane wrote:

> I recently added some loops through the Apple Loops Utility, carefully
> making sure that 1-the loop was lined up on the beat in Logic's
> arrange page 2-that it was cut precisely to the right length 3-that in
> the Utility I used the highest resolution possible. However, it still
> sounded pretty grainy. Does anyone have any tips for getting better
> quality?
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>
> Tim McLane
> www.timmclanemusic.com
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