You can use the transposition global track. Just click to put dots on the line and drag the section between the dots. Similar to how the volume automation line and dots work.

That was an excellent explanation. Very clear, very thorough, and answered all the questions I had. Thank you 😊

Thank you so much! I have tried unsuccessfully to figure this out for over a year. I never subscribe to anyone's channel but I made an exception in your case. You are a good teacher!

Thanks for the clear and concise tips Bob - exactly what I needed!

This was very helpful and just what I was looking for. Looking forward to putting it into practice. Thank you!

Well explained! Im just getting started with logic x and it helped me a lot, thanks!

Awesome. I'd been wondering about this and haven't used the region inspector for much up until now and would NEVER have found this otherwise I suspect. Thank you.

Your advice was good! Just wasn't hitting'enter' after changing the key in transposition. Thanks!

That's awesome!! Had no idea that was possible, very easy to comprehend too. Thank you, well done!

Good advice man! Good for beginners or folks familiar w/ Logic. If you have experience w/Logic and just want to find out how to transpose to a chord not available in the loop group that you are working with, skip to 5:56. Great explanation of a good way to achieve this goal. Thanks for saving me time Bob!

Thanks, it was just what I needed! Very clear tutorial.

This was very helpful and clearly explained. Thanks!

Clear, easy to understand advice that works!! Thanks!!

Thank you so much for this Bob. I can't read music & don't really understand keys etc. This made it so easy to understand.

You can import the mandolin audio file in Celemony Melodyne Edit and change any note in any chord to create any new voicing you desired. So you can change a major 3rd note to a minor 3rd etc and other chords on any prerecorded audio. Just a note

amazing tutor , great job

Thanks for posting. Answered my question and a little more

I have been trying to figure this out THANK YOU!

Excellent, definitely going to use that.

Brilliant Bob, really helpful. Thank you.

Great tutorial. Thanks Bob!

Very good little tricks. Thank you!

Bob this was invaluable. Thank you so much buddy!

Bob, thank you. I learned something new and ver useful. Much appreciated.

Great tutorial! Easy to follow.

Thank you for the help. Got the key change with the loops now. :)

After 2 days of looking for this, many thanks great video

Well put. Thank you!😀

Very helpful. Thank you!

Thanks to share your knowledge !

Thanks for the knowledge!

Pretty cool that we now can transpose any audio file!

Very helpful . Thank you

Very helpful. Thanks 🙏

Genius! Thank you, for sharing.

sweet - just the info I needed! thanks

Thanks so much Bob!

Well done . Thanks

Great explanation, thanks for the great share! Keep it up! :)

Very useful. Also some don't change so well I figured out using flex can help them transpose cleaner on some

Great! Thanks for the tip.

You just saved me a LOT of work amigo...Thanks! :)

Very helpful! I've wondered how to make better use of the loops this way--I never noticed Logic "respecting' the chords I've got going on in MIDI tracks with any loops I've added afterwards--now I know how to make more intelligent use of them! One quick tip I don't see in other comments: rather than duplicating track clips, if you hover over the end of a loop, your pointer tool will change: if you hover over the top half of the end, it will change to a LOOP POINTER, which will DUPLICATE the loop exactly from its beginning (so you could have a pair of measures with C-F, but then just dupe the loop rather than copy and paste), and continue until you stop duplicating, even starting over if you stretch it multiple times its original length. I think it's better to refer to this as "cloning.". Hovering over the BOTTOM half of the end will change your pointer to a RESIZE POINTER, which allows you to add blank "tape" to the end of a loop. You've probably figured all that out, but this is for anyone who might see this after me who either didn't know you could do that, or wondered why you didn't. Different strokes for different folks. I just thought I'd toss that in for options. But the meat of this tutorial is VERY helpful. Thanks!

Thanks for the video! Learned something about number systems. 👍

Holy camoly. This is like the hidden holy grail for music productions using loops with different keys. OMFG😱 Now I can finally restore my arrangements with out of key loops. I stopped using loops for this issue and started making my own music from scratch with no loops. The obvious was all the time in my face (transposing via semi tones counting). Awesome.

Thanks Bob Sell Brother !!! I love this video !!

Good job! Thanks for the vid

Bob, where did you get these loops? I have a hard time finding country loops.

very helpful, thanks.

Thanks for your help

I'm using the transpose feature in Logic Pro X to create chord changes in Apple Audio Loops.

Thank You soo much!

This has been useful thanks, is the a way to change the key of a region from minor to major?

wow, thank you so much!!!

thanks for your info nice 📀

Great video bob

Thank you!

THANK YOU SO MUCH BOB SIR, FOR THE EDUCATION. ANYONE WHO WATCHES THIS SHOULD PLEASE TELL THEM THANK YOU IT IS A KIND THING TO DO OFTEN.

Thank you brother

this is one hell of a great tutorial - thanks

Thank you Sir

You can make it a minor if it's in major by fine tuning it by -5 or +5

Thx very much bob

You're a life saver! Maybe that's why your voice is so much like Mitch from the old "Bay Watch" show ^_^ Thank you!

THANK YOU

nice... thanks !

Thanks Bob ,I didn't know to to Manipulate the Loops chords to Adapt my Songs ,I'm really aprecciate your knowdlege.

Hello M. Sell, thank you for another great video... I"d like to add something I noticed in case some people run into the same issue I had. When you choose another color track for your apple audio file, the option "transpose " does not appear. Therefore after checking in the manual which said that the option works with either green or blue apple loops, I reimported my audio loop without assigning a color, and the transpose parameter appeared!

Fabulous! Thanks!

bob ...thanks great video

or try relative major audio loop for minor chord. great video!

6:35 what you need

It's a big problem managing major n minor chords.

at 2:02 Studio One DAW does this now.

Where did you get these "cheerful mandolin loops" from? They sounds great.

I'm only seeing as an option to transpose by + and - 12, 24, and 36 :-( I'm in logic express. Does the thing you're doing only work on Logic Pro?

Hi Bob, When I try to transpose a guitar audio loop, the tranpose only give me =/12 then 24 etc. Why does it not allow me to transpose by semitones ?

Hi Bob I try to follow your tutorial but still it doesn't transpost to my tracks pls let me know if I miss something cuz I think I already download all the content but I don't know why is not working thnx.

inning Thank u thank you solo much mann

thanks for video... I'm trying to do the same thing but my transpose will only go up/down in segments of 12...where am I going wrong ....please

Is it still not possible to make a Major chord into a minor chord in apple audio loops?

I'm also curious how you Bounced that one area to combine your cuts into one loop. I went the file button to do this but couldn't find the other options to do what you did. Wait a second, I think I figured it out. lol

Thanks for the reply. I found through fumbling that I could only transpose 1 measure/loop and not the 2 measure I merged. Also, I'm having trouble getting the transpose/etc. numbers to move because my cursor is enlarged via previous version of OSX, in the universal access pane and in the Yosemite 'accessibility' pane, I am not finding it. I think if my cursor was back to normal, though I probably won't be able to see it, I won't have as much trouble. Any idea how to shrink it again? Thanks for the great tutorials. I can't wait to get to more of them, if I can manage to find them....

I could kiss you man. I’ve been trying to freaking figure this out on my own for weeks and been annoyed lol 😅 Life saver. Thanks bro

appreciate it but you could cut this video into 30 seconds

What if the midi is not playing when you drag it in the region..please help..sometime the midi loop don't play what is causing that and what should i be doing to correct this problem?

Following this precisely, but no key change. Am in Logic Pro 8. Is that the problem?

Hi Bob. I'm trying to re-create your process in an empty song using the same Cheerful Mandolin 11. When I go to the Transpose section for the selected instrument, I only see a drop-down menu to change raise or lower the loop by octaves. I don't see the +1 or +2 options. Am I missing something? BTW, I'm using Logic 10.0.7. Thanks!

great tutorial. I have absolutely no music theory, but I'm having fun trying to get the right sound in logic anyway. Hopefully I'll absorb some of the theory along the way from people such as yourself. :) When I go to the top to find out what the scale of my song is, nothing is there.

They came with Logic Pro X. Just make sure you "download additional content" option in Logic. Good luck...

How do you have all those loops? Do I have to purchase them?

Excellent tutorial. And BTW no, do not cut this video into 30 seconds!! Those that want it shorter can drop it into Logic and flex it down to 10% LOL…. This is so much clearer than the Logic User Guide. Did Apple contact you to re-write it yet? Thank you!

Hi Bob! I am an old Acid Pro user that switched to a Mac. Don’t want to install Windows on the Mac just to use Acid Pro but I miss Acid’s ability to transpose and time stretch Acid loops with ease. Have tried using FL Studio and Cubase Elements on the Mac but it’s not the same. After watching this video I think I found my next DAW! Question...will Logic Pro X transpose and timestretch Acid Loops the same way it works with Apple Loops? It would be great if I can use my Acid Loop library in LPX the same way I did in Acid Pro! Thanks for a great video!

Hi Dear! Don't work this method in my Logic Pro X. How can to do enable this function ? You can help me ? Please!!!

Couldn't you just join the region's in place instead of bouncing it down? does it make any difference?

Where can one hear that song? I'd like to give some constructive feedback. So, if it's on Soundcloud then you can get some good input from your audience. Good song btw!

how can i change the key of my kick (its not a apple loop)

Is there really no way to transpose the pitch of your own audio?

This was a feature in Sony's "Acid Pro" for years and years. To be able to take a snippet of audio, and right-click and go higher or lower with the transpose -- with .wav files. I have tried all options to get this feature in Logic Pro, but to no avail WITHOUT USING APPLE LOOPS. I have dozens of sampling CDs, all in .wav format. Call me a quack, but I think Apple is forcing people to use their proprietary format to be able to transpose pitch for audio files. I'm not sure how Logic Pro converts all these .wavs to apple loops. Is it essentially duplicating everything? And then you're forced into using it's little browser? That's a huge waste of space on my hard drive. And it's a major hassle. I don't know how i'm going to convert hundreds of sample loops to simple be able to use them. And I know Apple could make the feature available to .wav files, but they are playing this little game with it's users.

You took 11 min and tested my patience just to explain a simple thing which starts at around @8:00 .. Keep your video to the point and first explain what you have put in your title. then you can talk about anything you want. You could simply said that go to audio track and select transpose option. but no , you went on explaining difference between audio apple loop and then midi apple loop, etc etc.....