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Now, in Logic Pro X, this option was “promoted” to be part of the Project Settings. In Logic Pro 9 you just switched between the two formats with a button right on the Ruler. Absolute Time ➋ as SMPTE time with hours, minutes, second, and frames.Musical Time ➊ in bars, beats, divisions, and ticks.However, time can be displayed in different formats and Logic gives you the option to choose from two formats: It provides the main Timeline for your Project. So let me introduce those options that will hopefully help you to increase your productivity in Logic Pro. The beauty about Logic Pro is that you don’t have to use all the options, you only have to know them and then decide which option you want to use and how you want to use them so they fit into your personal workflow. Logic Pro has not one, not two, it gives you a total of five Rulers, plus a lot of hidden features and functionalities. Having just one Ruler wouldn’t be Logic-like.
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It sits on top of the Workspace and represents the Timeline of your Project.īut as we all know, Logic Pro is not like any other DAW on the market. The Ruler is one of the main interface components, not only in Logic Pro, but in virtually every DAW on the market. Maybe you will discover some features that you can add to your Logic Pro workflow. In the following article, I take a look at the different Rulers in Logic Pro X.