Written by RROBB | 12 September 2011

About using colors in Logic, don't stay with that navy green color. First of all, that green doesn't look nice, but working with more colors for your audio/MIDI tracks in Logic works faster because u have a better overview about what kind of action is coming during editing:

• use a color for every separate track for overview
• redefine colors when automated or (automation-) data differs from standard pattern on selected track
• use neon like colors for extreme sounds, like Big hits and explosions.

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+1 #1 Art 2011-10-20 21:10

good one. I'm actually using the default color green, which indeed sucks, to indicate that the parts in the track are orriginal copys and have no edits. I color each part once I make an edit in it. Don't really care what color I pick. Just to indicate the part has edits in it. . .

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