Open Logic Pro 9. If you do not see your "Arrange" window on your screen, click "Window, "Arrange" on the menu bar. Your "Arrange" window contains a horizontal layout of all of your audio and MIDI tracks (recording layers), appearing as long strips on a grid. In the left column, your track names will appear, such as "INST 1" and "AUDIO 1."
Click the "View" menu on your "Arrange" window menu bar. Click "Flex View." To quantize automatically in Logic, you must first access the program's "Flex Mode" feature.
Click the track to which you want to apply an automatic quantizing effect. Remember, each track contains a layer of recording material, (such as guitar, bass or vocals), and you can apply the command to as many tracks as you want. When selecting a track, click the title in the left column to highlight the entire track.
Click the title of your track inside the gray "Inspector" column near the upper-left corner of your screen. For instance, if you clicked the track entitled "AUDIO 6," the Inspector heading will also read "AUDIO 6." When you click it, a drop-down list will appear with a series of options.
Click the "Quantize" pop-up menu. By default, it will look like a horizontal bubble indicated by the words "1/192-Note." Select your timing preference. For instance, if your song has a standard 4/4 time signature, and you want to quantize with one note on each beat, select "1/4-Note" from the list. For faster songs with a lot of notes, you might select "1/16-Note" (four notes per beat). For a 3/4 time signature, you might try "1/3-Note." You can experiment with different configurations until your notes align perfectly with the beat.