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Event Channel = 1
Set the channel of selected events to channel 1. Sets the MIDI channel for the events.
Edit Event List events in Logic Pro — Apple Support
The Event List L(ock), M(ute), Position, Status, Ch(annel), Num(ber), Val(ue), and Length/Info columns display all details of all event types. In most cases, you can directly edit the data displayed (except for the Status column, which indicates the event type).
Save A Copy As…
Save a copy of the project including copies of all audio files and assets.
Save Logic Pro projects — Apple Support
When you choose Save a Copy as, copies of all your recordings are saved in the project copy. You can use the Save a Copy As option for archiving and moving data.
Set Punch In Locator by Playhead ⌃⌥⌘I
Set the start of the punch in to the current position of the playhead.
Punch in and out of audio recordings in Logic Pro — Apple Support
Punch recording is a technique you can use to overwrite a portion of a previously recorded track, during playback, without touching any of the recording before or after that portion. You punch in to interrupt playback and make the recording, then punch out to return to playback mode. You can choose between two punch recording modes: Quick Punch-In mode and Autopunch mode.
An Introduction to Limiters (and How to Use Them)
by Nick Messitte, iZotope Contributor August 12, 2021
This article is all about limiters—when to use them, how to use them, and how to train your ears to tell if they’re mangling your original sound source. But first, we need to define what a limiter actually is.
Today seems like a fine day to learn about limiters.
Set Division Value to 1/8 Note
Sets the division of beats to 8 (1/8 note). When working with MIDI instruments nudging values by division is a handy thing.
Set the time signature of a Logic Pro project — Apple Support
The division value defines the division in all position displays (such as in the editors), and forms the grid for various length and placement operations. The division value is normally set to 1/16 notes, but can range in value from 1/4 to 1/192 notes. If the note value of the division is equal to or greater than the bar denominator, the third value of the position display is removed.