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Chapter 1 Starting Your Project and Importing Media Files 21
To change the cycle length:
m Move the mouse over the right or left-hand end of the cycle in the Bar ruler (the cursor
will change to a resize icon), and drag it to the right or left.
Keep an eye on the locator display in the Transport bar while changing the cycle length
.
Undoing Operations
Before getting too far into the “hands-on” portion of this guide, you should know about
the Logic safety net—the Undo function. It’s inevitable that you will make an
occasional error, perform an operation that doesn’t deliver the results you were after, or
simply change your mind, when using Logic.
Most operations in Logic can be reversed, but not all! As you work with the application,
you will discover what can, and cannot, be undone with the Undo functions. For
operations that can’t be undone in this way—such as region playback parameters
(which you’ll learn about in a little while)—you will generally need to change a value
back to its former (or the default) value.
To undo the last operation, command, or function:
m Choose Edit > Undo [the name of operation, command, or function]. The Undo command
can also be executed by pressing Command-Z.
If you’ve made a couple of changes, and decide that you want to revert to an earlier
state, Logic offers the Undo History. This is a catalogue, if you will, of all editing
operations. It is saved with the project.
Right locator
Left locator
Playhead Position display