I tested the program with a second-generation Focusrite Scarlett 6i6, and as expected, I ran into no problems.
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Logic Pro is now optimized for the new M1 Pro and M1 Max processors found in Apple's latest 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, and it supports up to 56 processor threads. The Core i9 MacBook Pro I tested on had 16 available threads. If you have an older setup, the program can be set to "only load plug-ins needed for project playback" for conserving CPU power in larger projects in a seamless fashion. In a single project, you can run up to a whopping 1,000 stereo audio tracks, 1,000 instrument tracks, and 1,000 auxiliary tracks, and use up to 12 sends per channel strip.
Apple continues to do a ton of tweaking beneath the surface to improve system performance on lesser machines.įor version 10.7, Apple saw fit to refresh the UI again, making its usual incremental and blink-and-you’ll-miss-it changes to the overall look. It’s all a little flatter and cleaner than before, although you still can’t do much with the color scheme. The mixer faders and meters also remained fixed in size, offering little of the configurability you’ll find in other DAWs such as Cubase and Reaper. The big news in version 10.7 is the introduction of Spatial Audio support with Dolby Atmos integration. As consumers have already seen, Apple Music now plays back thousands of tracks in these formats, and more importantly, it (along with Spotify and others) now plays music back in lossless encoding. This finally brings the overall sound quality level of streaming services back to the equivalent of CDs and even surpassing it in some cases. With Logic Pro, you can now create Spatial Audio mixes and Dolby Atmos files that will play back natively in Apple Music. The idea is that you can create mixes with elevation control, moving objects in the soundscape around and even above you. To get there, Apple includes a new 3D Object Panner, which you can use to position special effects or even the occasional instrument in three-dimensional space. Logic Pro now comes with a Dolby Atmos rendering plug-in to visualize these objects in the mix and monitor in multi-channel mode, either using a discrete speaker system or even binaurally in standard studio headphones.
Apple has also expanded 13 of its bundled plug-ins to support these surround effects, including new spaces for Sound Designer. Testing these tools in depth requires many months of in-the-trenches work, but a cursory look at the features shows that the interface is clear and plenty of fun.Īdditionally, the company revamped Logic Pro’s mixer to support metering and panning for speaker configurations up to 7.1.4.
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