Resize regions in Logic Pro for Mac

1. In Logic Pro, move the pointer over the lower-right edge of the region.

2. When the Resize pointer appears, drag the region to shorten or lengthen it.

   

1. In Logic Pro, select the Pointer or Pencil tool, then place the pointer over the upper edge where two adjacent regions meet.

   The pointer changes to the Junction pointer.

   

   Note: If there is a gap between the regions, the Loop pointer appears when you move the pointer over the upper-right corner of the earlier region.

2. Drag left or right.

   Both regions are resized accordingly, with no gaps between them.

• In Logic Pro, press and hold Option-Shift while resizing the regions with the Pointer tool.

In Logic Pro, do one of the following:

• Use the Set Region/Event/Marquee Start to Playhead Position key command.

• Use the Set Region/Event/Marquee End to Playhead Position key command.

For audio regions, using the Set Region/Event/Marquee Start to Playhead Position key command also moves the anchor point to the playhead position.

1. In Logic Pro, select the overlapping regions, or select all regions on the track by clicking the track header.

2. Choose Edit > Trim > Remove Overlaps (or press \).

   Where the selected regions overlap, the length of the left (earlier) region is reduced to remove the overlap.

1. In Logic Pro, select the left (earlier) region of a pair of overlapping regions.

2. Choose Edit > Trim > Remove Overlaps (or press \).

   Where the regions overlap, the length of the right (later) region is reduced to remove the overlap.

1. In Logic Pro, select the regions you want to lengthen.

   

2. Choose Edit > Trim > Region End to Next Region (or use the corresponding key command).

   

   The selected regions are lengthened to end at the start point of the next region on the track.

1. In Logic Pro, set the left and right locator positions by doing one of the following:

   • Drag from left to right across the upper part of the ruler.

     

   • Set the value in the locator fields in the LCD.

     

2. Select the regions within the locator boundaries.

   You can quickly select all regions inside the locators by choosing Edit > Select > All Inside Locators.

3. Choose Edit > Trim > Fill within Locators (or use the corresponding key command).

   All selected regions within the locator boundaries are lengthened, closing the gaps between them. On each track, the last region within the locator boundaries is not lengthened.