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I get a pop noise in between my loop when I loop a track in logic pro x. I did not change the tempo after making the loop. I also went into settings and turned of the cycle pre-processing like someone said to do in a similar question but that did not work.
PS I am using the trial version of Logic
Windows, Windows 10
Why would the loop not be starting/ending on zero crossings?
Thank you for your response, I'll get back to you when I figure out how to add a fade in/out. All of the tutorials that I have found so far do not work.
Actually, I should not have said that answered my question because I can fade out, but not in, on the loop. It just makes the gap more pronounced. I tried turning advanced tools on and off multiple times while trying to solve this. I would prefer to keep it off because I am new.
No answer, just a workaround.
You can apply fades after converting loops to regions. And as long there is enough pre-roll and post-roll available, you can apply crossfades too.
Select the looped regions, then choose Edit > Convert > Loops to Regions
That probably is caused by the loop not starting and ending on zero crossings. Try adding a tiny fade in and fade out on the region before you loop it.
The fade took worked. Because I used the loop tool to create the loop, I had multiple tracks. I had to export the take that I wanted to loop to a new track then I was allowed to use the fade tool.
Because the region was not edited correctly. Do you have "advanced tools" enabled in logic’s preferences?
Turn all the advanced options on. You'll thank yourself for it in 6 months time.
Leaving them off will help you with nothing and only cause you needless issues.
it might just be poorly truncated. Can yo post a larger image of the region not looped so I can see the beginning and end of the region? Thats really the only way to help figure out the issue.
Why is there gaps between loop cycles in logic pro x?
