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Hello, ever since I started recording with Logic Pro x, the waveform has not showed in the audio region. I’ve tried refreshing overviews, but the button is grayed out so I am unable to select it.
Also, when I open project audio in the window tab at the top of the screen, nothing appears even when I click update file information.
Also, my recording delay is set to 0 so this doesn’t solve the problem either.
Any help is much appreciated.
You can use volume automation for example.
Here a link to the corresponding section in the user guide. The user guide is also available under the Help menu item and in the Apple Bookstore (free)
https://support.apple.com/guide/logicpro/overview-lgcpb1a1ea03/mac
WD
You can use volume automation for example.
Here a link to the corresponding section in the user guide. The user guide is also available under the Help menu item and in the Apple Bookstore (free)
https://support.apple.com/guide/logicpro/overview-lgcpb1a1ea03/mac
WD
I record using the AKAI MPK II Mini MIDI keyboard, and below I have attached a screenshot of my audio preferences showing that the recording delay is set to 0, and also a screenshot of when I click Window>Open Project Audio and nothing shows up.
Thank you
I want to be able to show the waveform of the tracks that I've recorded through the MIDI controller, so that I can use the Fade tool to fade out the the audio at the end of the track.
Everywhere I've read has told me that I need to be zoomed in enough in order to see the waveform of the audio tracks, but even when I zoom in I still cannot see the waveform in order to use the fade tool, for example, to fade out the audio of the whole track at the end of the song.
Thank you
Yes but it applies to Audio tracks only. You recorded MIDI on a software instrument track. MIDI is only musical data to be interpreted by a software instrument. MIDI is not audio. There are no waveforms.
As far as I know the MPK II cannot produce audio. It is a MIDI controller.
WD
Thank you for pointing that out, I was under the impression that there would be a waveform for the tracks that I've recorded through the MIDI controller.
Since that's the case, then how can I fade out the entire audio at the end of a song, for example, for all my recorded MIDI tracks?
Cannot tell that much from your post. How do you record exactly?
Please, learn to take screenshot. A lot easier to read. Take a screenshot on your Mac - Apple Support
WD
It looks like you're recording MIDI. Not Audio. The MPK II is a MIDI controller.
Do you have an Audio Interface? A Mic? What audio do you want to record?
WD
Thank you so much! I've been trying to figure that out for a while now
You're welcome.
Do not hesitate if you need more help.
WD
Logic Pro X: Waveform not showing
