1. Open Logic Pro and create a new project — “Empty Project.” 2. Create a new audio track (File → New → Audio Track). 3. Insert an audio file of a Bob Marley song into the project’s audio track. 4. Use the “Stem Splitter” function. 5. Mute the drum track using the M (mute) button. 6. Create a new MIDI instrument track and add a virtual drum instrument. 7. Record a drum rhythm that complements the Bob Marley song. 8. Export the completed work as an MP3 audio file. 9. Save the project, naming it according to your class and group. 10. Present your work to the class.

1. Open Logic Pro and create a new project – Empty Project. 2. Create a new audio track (File → New → Audio Track) and set the project tempo to 90 BPM. 3. Build a 16-bar rhythm structure using sounds from the “Loops” section. 4. In the Instruments section, select All Drums, and in the Genre section, choose Hip Hop. 5. Listen to the various samples offered in the Loops section. 6. Choose one sample and copy it over 8 bars using the copy function (Option + drag). 7. Write lyrics for the vocal part on one of the following themes: Freedom, Family, or Good and Evil. 8. Create a new audio recording track and name it Vocal Part. 9. Record your vocal part. 10. Save the project using your class and group name, export the completed song as an MP3 file, and present your work to the class..

1. Using your phone, record 6 different environmental sounds – for example, opening a window, turning pages of a book, tapping a pen, etc. 2. Open Logic Pro and create a new Empty Project, setting the project tempo to 80 BPM. 3. Create a new audio track (File → New → Audio Track). 4. Transfer all recorded audio files from your phone to your computer via internet connection or AirDrop. 5. Import the sounds into the project, placing each sound on its own audio track. 6. Create a rhythmic pattern using all recorded sounds over 16 bars. 7. Apply the Reverb – Concert Hall effect to add spatial depth. 8. Save the project using your class and group name. 9. Export the completed composition as an MP3 file. 10. Present your work to the class.

1. Open Logic Pro and create a new project – Empty Project. 2. Create a new audio track (File → New → Audio Track). 3. Set the project tempo to 90 BPM. 4. Using your voice, record a 16-bar sound that mimics a drum rhythm, using a metronome. 5. Create a new audio track. 6. Record a new drum rhythm using other sound elements to complement the existing 16-bar recording. 7. Apply the Reverb – Concert Hall effect to both tracks. 8. Export the project as an MP3 file. 9. Save your project, naming it with your class and group. 10. Present your work to the class.

1. Open Logic Pro and create a new Empty Project. 2. Create a new audio track (File → New → Audio Track). 3. Write words for a story titled “Best Day in the World”. 4. Create a simple background sound design using Bullfrog Analog Synthesizer Patch No. 4. 5. Record a 30-second audio track using the analog synthesizer patch. 6. Record your vocal part on a new audio track. 7. Apply a Reverb effect to the vocal track. 8. Save your project, naming it with your class and group. 9. Export the completed work as an MP3 file. 10. Present your work to the class.

1. Open Logic Pro and create a new Empty Project. 2. Create a new audio track (File → New → Audio Track). 3. Record a short vocal phrase on the theme “Nature World”. 4. Split the recorded phrase into smaller fragments using the Scissors tool. 5. Experiment with the order of fragments, their rhythmic placement, and repetitions. 6. Create an interesting rhythmic structure by varying phrase lengths, pauses, and repetition frequency. 7. Apply a Reverb effect to the vocal track. 8. Save your project, naming it with your class and group. 9. Export the completed work as an MP3 file. 10. Present your work to the class.

1. Open Logic Pro and create a new Empty Project. 2. Create a new audio track (File → New → Audio Track). 3. Come up with and record a simple vocal part or a short text about human emotions. 4. Create a new audio track. 5. Record the written text, using your voice to express the emotions described. 6. Add the Reverb effect to create different moods. 7. Add one MIDI track and play a suitable melody, choosing from virtual string instruments. 8. Save the project with your class and group name. 9. Export the work as an MP3 file. 10. Present your work to the class.

1. Open Logic Pro and create a new project – Empty Project. 2. Write a short dialogue between two characters from any fairy tale. 3. Create two audio tracks and name them Character 1 and Character 2. 4. Record the audio files as a dialogue between the two characters (simple sentences or phrases). 5. Choose a background atmosphere from the Loops section that matches the mood of the dialogue. 6. Apply the Delay effect to the loop section to create mood and spatial depth. 7. Add Reverb to Character 1 and Character 2. 8. Save the project with your class and group name. 9. Export the work as an MP3 file. 10, Present your musical dialogue to the class.

1. Open Logic Pro and create a new project – Empty Project. 2. Create an audio track and, in the Loops section, find 3 sounds that resemble city noise. 3. Arrange the sounds in a sequence to form a musical landscape. 4. Create a new MIDI instrument track with a suitable instrument (for example, flute or synthesizer). 5. Record or draw a melody that complements the city landscape. 6. Use effects (Reverb, Delay) to make the sounds livelier and more spatial. 7. Briefly explain your landscape and in what kind of theatre play it would fit. 8. Save the project with your class and group name. 9. Export the work as an MP3 file. 10. Present your musical landscape to the class.

1. Open Logic Pro and create a new project – Empty Project. 2. Create one MIDI track and choose a virtual instrument Harp or Choir. 3. Make a simple folk song melody using 3–5 notes with the MIDI controller. 4. Open the score view of the created melody track (shortcut E → Score) and look at the notes. 5. Create a new audio track and record the same melody with your voice. 6. Add a Reverb effect to the vocal track. 7. Make adjustments so that the melody sounds harmonious. 8. Save the project with your class and group name. 9. Export the work as an MP3 audio file. 10. Present your musical dialogue to the class.