Loop chords on the Chord track in Logic Pro for Mac

1. In Logic Pro, place the pointer over the upper-right edge of a chord or chord group.

   The pointer becomes a Loop pointer.

2. With the Loop pointer, drag the right edge of the chord or chord group out to the point where you want it to stop repeating.

   As you drag the edge, notches appear at the top and bottom of the chord or chord group, showing the beginning and end of each complete repetition.

You can also loop chords and chord groups using the Loop Regions/Cells/Folders On/Off key command. Similar to looping a region, this loops the chord to the start of the next chord on the Chord track, or if there is no following chord, to the end of the project.

1. In Logic Pro, select a chord group or ungrouped chord on the Chord track.

2. Press L.

   To unloop the chord or chord group, press L again.