Flex tracks Quantize menu in Logic Pro for Mac

You can adjust the timing of the audio so that it adheres to a specific timing grid. This is explained in detail in the section on quantizing regions.

• In Logic Pro, select all the regions on an audio track, then choose a value from the Quantize pop-up menu in the Region inspector.

  If Flex is off, it turns on when you choose a quantization value.

  

Quantizing multiple audio tracks requires the Logic Pro groups function, which is available when Enable Complete Features is selected in Logic Pro > Settings > Advanced.

1. In Logic Pro, select all the audio tracks you wish to quantize and create a group. See Work with Mixer groups for more information. In the Group Settings window, select both Editing (Selection) and Quantize-Locked (Audio).

   

2. Choose which tracks in your group you wish to be the Q-Reference by clicking their Q-Reference buttons.

   

3. Choose a value from the Quantize pop-up menu in the Region inspector of one of the grouped tracks.

   

If after quantizing your group, you feel that the audio of one track, or section of a track, needs some additional timing correction, you can temporarily deactivate the group and use flex markers to adjust specific sections. See Working with Mixer groups for details on disabling groups.