LOGIC PRO X FOR MAC FOR MAC OS
The software continued to be released under the Emagic brand until the release of Logic Pro 7 later that year. Logic Platinum was renamed to Logic Pro with the introduction of the lower-cost Logic Express in 2004. Logic ProĪpple acquired Emagic in July 2002 and discontinued Logic for Windows at version 5.5.1. In March 2001, version 4.7 introduced a new audio engine that had originally been intended for version 5. Logic Audio 4.0 was released in 1999 in "Silver", "Gold", and "Platinum" feature levels. A basic entry-level version called "MicroLOGIC" later became the basis of GarageBand. It was renamed Emagic LOGIC with the discontinuation of the Atari version and then LOGIC Audio with the introduction of digital recording features and a Windows version. The audio sequencing program began in 1992 at German developer Emagic as Notator Logic for the Atari ST and classic Mac OS.