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Not only is Logic Studio now on sale at the Mac App Store, but its price has been massively cut, making Logic Express redundant. What does it all mean for the Logic musician?

We're reading between the lines in Logic this month, with a look at editing using the snap and nudge facilities.

Our intrepid columnist gets down and dirty with iTunes Match, confirming that it may indeed change the way people consume music.

Simply saving your project in Logic doesn't mean it's safe from harm. To future-proof your masterpieces, get to know your backup options.

This month we wonder at Apple’s lasting appeal, show you how to regain the Apple Loops utility, and eat our words...

Use Takes and ESX24 to create glitch effects in Logic.

While the iPad users are getting all the attention, let’s learn to love our Macs again...

The spotlight turns to Logic’s MIDI features, as we solve a data-merging problem and offer step-by-step advice on automation recording with hardware control.

After years of relative immunity, the Mac platform may now be more vulnerable to virus attacks. What precautions should you be taking?

Use Logic's 'Convert To New Sampler Track' function to mimic Recycle and make your own sampled instruments.