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How to Use the Audio Bin Tab in Logic Pro 8

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Summary: Learn how to use the audio bin tab features of Apple Logic Pro 8 music recording software in the free video tutorial on music production.

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How to Use the Audio Bin Tab in Logic Pro 8

The next part I'm about to focus on is the audio bin. The audio bin is basically where all your audio files that you've imported into your session, whether you deleted them or not, they're still in there. This is the bin which all of the files are stored in. So this bin too, like, I've already deleted a couple of samples I've already imported earlier, but if I play it I could still listen to the samples that I imported in before. And I could also just import them right into my file if I'd like. I could also add different files from my computer. Any type of samples within this window and I could also audition them by clicking play on the right. As well as if I also like, say I take an audio file and I actually sample something like that. If I create a new region it's going to show up within my audio bin. I'll go 2.2. It's going to be just that little part that I just sampled.

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