Until you are ready to take advantage of TAs, the track behaves entirely normally. Now each track should display a pull‑down menu next to the track name (see Screen 1). Right‑click on any track in the Main Window, scroll to Track Header Components, and then scroll to the last item: Track Alternatives. That’s because they only become apparent once you make them visible. If you don’t already know about TAs, I can’t really blame you they’re easy to miss. While there is a bit of overlap between this function and that of Take Folders in practical applications, their distinctions pile up quickly - and TAs open up a range of compelling possibilities. Simply put, Track Alternatives (TAs) allow you to have multiple tracks within each track. Not to be outdone and leave their users with a continuous wandering eye, Apple recently came up with an equally (if not more) powerful Logic feature called Track Alternatives. But still, there’s always a feature or two that the competition has that’s been atop your wishlist for so long that you’ve given up hope and resigned yourself to perpetual envy.įor me, that competition was Pro Tools, and that feature was the confusingly named Playlist function. Sure, we all love Logic Pro and take any opportunity to extol its virtues. We explore Logic’s powerful new Track Alternatives.

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