Punch-in, simple and efficient?

Hi.
I have used Logic Audio and now Logic Express (9.1.1) mostly for audio recording and mixing.
Lately I am recording singers on separate tracks added to backtracks. What is the simplest and
most efficient way to punch in off pitch vocals, wrong lyrics and the likes? Since I am new at
Logic Express: Step by step please. I can't believe nothing comes up when I search for punch in.
I am sure there is a lot of fixing going on in the digital world.☺Thank you so much for all your help!
W.W.

Saucy4 wrote:
The cycle region is the green bar up on the bar ruler. You can turn it on in the transport bar or by clicking "set locators" on the inspector toolbar.
Yes. And to clarify the cycle cycles that area of the Arrangement when it is on (green). It can be turned on using the cycle button in the Transport.
JG

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