Hide Audio File Details — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day

  Hide Audio File Details

Hide all of the region information about the audio files listed in the Project Audio window. This can be accomplished by option-clicking on the disclosure arrow at the left of any file in the list.

Logic Pro Project Audio Browser interface — Apple Support

The Project Audio Browser shows the audio files used in the project, and displays an overview of the regions derived from each audio file. You can add, edit, delete, and rename audio files and regions in the Project Audio Browser.

Move File(s) out of project — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day

  Move File(s) out of project

Move files from the project media folders to a different location.

I wondered why this was important, but then remembered that in a project package you can’t manipulate the files in the Finder (easily anyway).

Easy way to move bounces out of the project.

NB the project still knows about the file, and if you share the project with someone it might not have all of the resources necessary to be worked with.

Move audio files used for audio regions in Logic Pro — Apple Support

You can move audio files used for audio regions to a new location. This is useful if the audio files are saved in the project, or are referenced outside the project in multiple locations.

Hide All Regions ⌥↑ — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day

  Hide All Regions   ⌥↑

Collapses the Project Audio listing to hide all of the regions. You are left with the list of audio files only.

NB this keyboard combination has multiple uses. It will transpose audio/events up if you use it in a tracks window.

Sort, group, and rename audio files in Logic Pro — Apple Support

The Project Audio Browser lists all audio files in your project, along with information about file sampling rate, bit depth, format (mono/stereo), and size. Within the Project Audio Browser, you can sort, group, and rename your audio files.

Delete Selected Audio File Group(s) — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day (KCotD)

  Delete Selected Audio File Group(s)

Remove the grouping of the audio files. The files are not deleted. The group is deleted.

You cannot delete a group that is based on file attributes or selected regions, choose a different grouping mechanism.

Sort, group, and rename audio files in Logic Pro — Apple Support

Select the files you want to group, choose View > Create Group, enter a name in the Name field, then press Enter.

Select the files you want to group, then choose one of the following from View > Group Files by:

  • Location: Creates groups that are alphabetically sorted by the names of the parent folders of selected files. Folder names are automatically used as group names.
  • File Attributes: Creates groups based on the attributes of selected files (file type, stereo/mono, bit depth). Group names are displayed as a summary of the file attributes—16 bit Mono AIFF, for example).
  • Selection in Tracks: Creates groups based on regions selected in the Tracks area. Group names are based on the first of the selected regions.

Import Region Information ⌃I — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day

  Import Region Information    ⌃I

Imports the region information. I’m not really clear about where or when I would actually use this.

Export and import audio region information in Logic Pro — Apple Support

Import region information from an audio file

  1. In Logic Pro, add the audio file to another project.
  2. Select the audio file in the Project Audio Browser.
  3. Choose Audio File > Import Region Information from the Project Audio Browser menu bar.

The saved region information for that audio file is displayed in the Project Audio Browser and can be used in the current project.