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Written by Siddharth Suvarna | Updated: 29 May 2025 12:21 IST

Apple Updates Logic Pro for iPad and Mac With Flashback Capture, New Sound Packs and More

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The updated Logic Pro app is available as a free for existing s

Highlights

Apple has updated Logic Pro for Mac app to version 11.2
The update adds two new sound packs for music production
Flashback Capture can recover MIDI and audio performances

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Apple on Wednesday issued an update for the Logic Pro app which adds several features related to music production. The in-house digital audio workstation (DAW) app, which is available for the iPad and Mac, can now recover previous MIDI and audio performances even if you forgot to hit record. It also comes with an updated Stem Splitter that can extract a greater amount of detail from demos and old recordings, as per the company. s can take advantage of two new sound packs in Logic Pro which are claimed to help amplify music production.

Logic Pro App Update Price, Availability 3m5b32

The new Logic Pro for Mac 11.2 is available as a free update for existing s and is priced at $199.99 (roughly Rs. 17,000) for new s in the US on the Mac App Store. Apple s can also subscribe to the Pro Apps Bundle for Education which includes Final Cut Pro, MainStage, Motion, and Compressor, for the same price as the standalone Logic Pro subscription.

Using Logic Pro for Mac requires macOS Sequoia 15.4 or later, as per Apple.

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Logic Pro App Update Features 5t5y6m

In a newsroom post, Apple detailed the new features and improvements coming to the Logic Pro app following the latest update. One of the most notable additions is a feature called Flashback Capture. It allows artists to recover lost MIDI and audio performances even if they forgot to save during sessions.

When Cycle mode is enabled, they can improvise multiple takes and the feature will automatically categorise each into a dedicated “take” folder, as per Apple. This feature is said to work using a key command or a custom control bar button.

Apple says the Logic Pro app also features an updated Stem Splitter. It allows s to split and extract any audio recording into individual musical instruments such as drums, bass, and vocals. s can choose to apply individual effects or add new parts before combining them again. Following the update, Stem Splitter can extract “greater detail” from old recordings and demos. It adds for guitar and piano stems too. As per the company, there's also a new submix feature that is said to make it easier to export select parts of the audio. For example, creators can remove vocals to create an instrumental music, or remove drums and bass for an acoustic version of a track.

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Updates have been made to Stem Splitter in Logic Pro
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Logic Pro update brings new sound packs too. The Dancefloor Rush features drum-and-bass sounds with 400 dynamic loops, punchy drum kits, and a custom Live Loops grid. Further, two other new sound packs, Magnetic Imperfections and Tosin Abasi, offer “essence of an analogue tape” and a progressive metal guitar with boutique amps, effects, and picking techniques, respectively.

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Apple says several features have been exclusively introduced for Mac. The Notepad app has received integrated for Apple Intelligence-powered Writing Tools to help creators compose music lyrics. The new search and select feature is also said to make it easier to find and select tracks by their name or track number.

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