The empty project will open, and you will see the New Tracks dialog.

3Ensure that the Audio button is highlighted. If not, click it.

4For now, simply click the Create button at the lower-right corner of the New Tracks dialog.

The main Logic window—the Arrange—is shown, with one audio track visible.

5Choose File > Save As, which will open the Save As dialog.

6Type in a new name, such as “test.” Choose the desired folder path (or create a new one).

7Ensure that the Include Assets and “Copy external audio files to project folder” checkboxes are enabled. Click the disclosure triangle to see the Advanced Options, if not visible.

Note: The project assets may include audio files, video files, EXS instrument files, and more. Dependent on your choices in the advanced options, these files can be saved in the project folder. This simplifies archiving, and makes it easy to transport entire projects to other Logic-based studios (or computers).

8Click the Save button at the lower-right corner.

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8 specifications

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