Logic Pro X users: need some help

[Old Man Doom]

I'm about to make the switch from 9 to 10, and I've been doing some research about the differences. One thing has been bothering me: in most all screenshots of the interface and the arrange window, I notice that some of the regions, when side-by-side, do not have the borders that denote where the region begins and ends. They just look like they have rounded edges now, so a long line of regions (like a midi drum track) looks like a single region with rounded bits and no divisions.

What's up with that? I'm sure it's not a huge deal, but I'm just curious what it is.

 

[Machinated]

are you sure thats not just when people are looping a region?

FWIW when I updated from 9 to X it was a bigger change than I was expecting - I was expecting it to be largely cosmetic but lots of things are in different places so it takes a little bit of getting used to. I will say the update is more than worth it, its a really killer piece of software for what it is. the most recent update added some amazing features too, probably the best update I've ever seen for logic.

that said, I wouldn't be surprised if version 11 is round the corner, apple's made a few acquisitions and some new garageband features have been leaked which suggests something might be round the corner for logic too.

 

[mjgg6]

No problem with regions editing in logic x. I think that what you have seen are looping region as Machinated wrote.

 

[Old Man Doom]

Good to know, Machinated. This is what I'm talking about:

The dark green "lead" regions look funky to me. They don't have any borders like the other regions. I thought it was just a glitch at first, but I noticed the same style regions in many of the screenshots (both from apple and others users) that I research.

 

[theXbucket]

I think that's a Loop

 

[MartijnPaauwe]

I'm very sure that's a loop

 

[Old Man Doom]

Solid. Thanks, guys. This switch has been giving me enough paranoia as it is.