Logic Pro Can I turn a Wav file back into the Logic Project which shows all the individual tracks

Can I turn a Wav file back into the Logic Project which shows all the individual tracks

Posted on Dec 9, 2024 12:03 PM

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yoyoBen

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Dec 14, 2024 09:32 AM in response to Louis9999

With Logic 11 on a Silicon Mac, it is possible to split an audio file into a maximum of 4 tracks: vocals, drums, bass and others. This feature is called Stem Splitter.

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