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Hi everyone,
Does anyone know any way that I convert blue apple loops to green ones so that I can edit them in Logic Pro X? I want to remove specific components of the loop and I know this is possible to do this when you are using green apple loops. I just wondered if there is anyway that blue apple loops can be converted to green ones so they can be edited as well.
Many thanks.
iMac
The answer is simple: no. It is impossible to separate polyphonic audio into it's constituent tones. MeloDyne DNA claims it can do this, but this is pretty limited.
The best/only way to make a green loop "out of" a blue one is to recreate it using a software instrument.
Thanks Eriksimon,
I always wondered about this. Its good to know now and so thanks for your definitive answer. I am sure I can create useful content creating my own loops as I progress with my songwriting.
Thanks again.
You're welcome. 🙂
Is there anyway to convert blue apple loops to green ones?
