How to Resize Regions in Logic Pro 8

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There's a couple different ways to resize regions. Sometimes you might just want to resize like a loop, so it just has like, so it just matches up to another part. Sometimes you might have to actually stretch out the loop so it fits the other part. So what we'll here is, we're going to look at what we have right now. We have a couple tracks we had from before and what we want to do is we want to take these loops and kind of stretch them out so they match what's in these locators. So what we're going to do is go to audio and adjust the region length to the locators, making sure that what's highlighted is the sample that we wanted to stretch and the actual amount of bars we wanted to stretch to. By going to the audio and adjust region length to locators, it's actually going to process it and stretch that piece of audio out to where we want it to without actually changing the pitch. I mean if you stretched out too much it's obviously, it's going to distort it a little bit too much, but it usually does a pretty good job. Listen to it.

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