- Developer: Apple
- Version: 13.0.0
- File Size: 2.5 GB
- System Requirements: Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
Logic Pro for Mac is a powerful, full-featured music app with all the tools you need to create professional-quality music productions. You can record, arrange, and edit audio and MIDI regions, add high-quality effects, mix your music in stereo or surround, and export the
final mix in a variety of formats for distribution.
Using Logic Pro you can create many different kinds of projects, from simple songs to complex ensemble arrangements. Logic Pro for Mac gives you the flexibility to customize the app to suit your way of working.
Some of the things you can do in Logic Pro include:
- Record vocals, instruments, or any sound that can be captured by a microphone,
including recording takes and comps. - Play and record the software instruments included with Logic Pro for Mac using a USB
keyboard or other MIDI controller. You can also play and record third-party Audio Units
software instruments. - Add Session Players to your projects to create detailed, realistic virtual bass, keyboard,
and drum performances that adjust dynamically to the genre, the content of the project,
and other parameters. - Add Apple Loops and other media files to your projects.
- Arrange regions containing your musical material in the Tracks area. You can also define
sections of the project and quickly rearrange them using arrangement markers. - Edit audio and MIDI regions using a set of editors optimized for different tasks and
region types. - Edit the timing and pitch of audio regions, and of individual notes, chords, and sounds.
- Mix your project in the Mixer, where you can view and edit channel strip controls,
customize routing options, and add and edit plug-ins. - Automate changes over time for mix, effects, and plug-in settings using total recall mix
automation. You can record automation changes in real time and edit them later. - Control global settings including tempo and time and key signature to shape the overall
project. Use markers to define and quickly move to different sections of a project. - View MIDI regions in a project as music notation, add and edit notes and other musical
symbols, and print the finished score as well as individual parts
What’s new in Logic Pro 13
Get help from the intelligent assistant (beta)
If you subscribe to Apple Creator Studio, you can create tracks, add Session Players, build beats, and get quick answers to your Logic Pro–related questions with an assistant that understands Logic Pro (available in English only).
Unified Browser
In a single consolidated browser, quickly search across the Logic Pro sound library, your own sample collections, and even Splice sounds using music understanding and the extensive filters.
Enhanced Stem Splitter
Separate drums even further into individual tracks for kick, snare, hi-hats, and other pieces, ready to remix or edit.
All-new Liquid Glass design
Bring clarity to your workflow with new optimizations for Liquid Glass, including translucent surfaces and deeper contrast.
Sidecar support
Transform your iPad into a Multi-Touch experience for Logic Pro on your Mac. Tap to trigger chords or play notes on the keyboard play surface, launch Live Loops cells, build beats in Step Sequencer, jam with Remix FX, and more.
Play Surface
Play software instruments with the keyboard, Chord Strips, and drum pads. Add expression to your performances with the side controls and polyphonic pitch bend. With Sidecar, you can use touch gestures to interact with the Play Surface on your iPad.
Audio Quick Look
Touch and hold any Logic Pro project file to listen to a preview of the project.
Multi-select in Step Sequencer
You can now select multiple steps and rows and edit them simultaneously.
New sound packs
The Sergio George Producer Pack and the recently released Drill Yard sound pack are available to download from the Sound Library.
Other features
Streamlined inspector: View region, track, and other parameters in a single consolidated inspector. The Region inspector includes new region parameters for position and length.
Unlink the Mixer track stack view from the Tracks area: You can unlink the view of track stacks in the Mixer from the Tracks area, so that showing or hiding the subtracks in one view is independent from the other view.