Learning Logic Pro Essential 2024

P2P | 18 September 2024 | 4GB

Skill Level: Beginner + Intermediate | Language: English + srt | Duration: 9h 24m. In this course, expert producer and engineer Scott Hirsch covers all the essentials of Logic, the flagship audio application from Apple. Scott starts with the setup and workflow, then shows how to record audio, work with Session Players, and use MIDI and virtual instruments. He discusses how to use samples and loops, and shows how to conform their time and pitch to better fit a song. Next, Scott covers editing and arranging techniques for both audio and MIDI data. Moving deeper into the program, Scott explains how to work with music notation and video files, then wraps up the course with extensive information on mixing, working in surround, and finishing up a project.

Logic Pro X-Virtual Instruments

SCHOLASTiC | 04 June 2024 | 1.61 GB

The virtual instruments inside Logic Pro X are some of the main tools used for creating the music we know and hear everywhere. In this course, author Evan Sutton explores ways you can use the virtual instruments found in this industry-leading, professional audio product from Apple. Evan shares a comprehensive examination of the vintage instruments in Logic, including the B3 and Clav, basic synthesizers like the ES 1 Subtractive Synth and ES P Polyphonic Synth, advanced synthesizers including the ES 2 Hybrid Synth and Retro Synth, the EXS24 sampler, and other major instruments including Alchemy, Sculpture, Drum Kit Designer, and Ultrabeat. He covers working with oscillators and filters, understanding modulation, designing sounds, routing, mapping, slicing, and much more.

Logic Pro X Essential Training

SCHOLASTiC | 3 June 2024 | 4.24 GB

These days, the studio is as much a part of music making as the musician. Logic Pro X combines the best of both worlds: features to bring fresh musical ideas to life, and tools to derive the most from a performance. In this course, Scott Hirsch takes you over the Logic learning curve, showing how to compose, record, edit, and mix great sounding tracks. First, get comfortable with the setup and workflow, and then learn how to record audio and MIDI; work with virtual instruments; use samples and Apple Loops, and conform their time and pitch to better fit a song; and leverage key editing and arranging techniques. Moving deeper into the program, Scott covers how to work with music notation and score to video. He wraps up with information on mixing, working in surround, and finishing a project.

Troubleshooting Audio & MiDi

P2P | 29 February 2024 | 289 MB

Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 36m

Skill Level: Beginner + Intermediate

Audio and MIDI connections can be frustrating when things aren’t working as expected. In this course, stage and studio expert Daniel Mintseris helps musicians and creators to troubleshoot and fix issues in their digital recording setups, so that they can capture better audio and music. Get to know your system and your troubleshooting toolkit, then go over best practices for your workflow, as well as some strategies you can use as your system evolves. Plus, find out how you can build on what you’ve learned, going forward with your own audio setup and process.

Music Production With Logic Pro X

P2P | 22 March 2023 | 1.18 GB

From an idea to distribution! Logic Pro X is a comprehensive digital audio workstation (DAW) used for music production and sound design. This course will introduce students to the fundamentals of Logic Pro X, including audio and MIDI recording, editing, mixing, and mastering techniques. Students will learn how to use Logic’s built-in software instruments, effects, and plugins to create professional-quality music tracks. They will also gain an understanding of music theory, arranging, and composition techniques to help them create original compositions. The course will emphasize hands-on learning, with students completing assignments and projects to develop their skills and build their portfolio. By the end of the course, students will have the skills necessary to produce high-quality music using Logic Pro X. While Logic Pro X is the primary focus of this course, students will also have the opportunity to learn about the history of Logic Pro and its evolution into the powerful tool it is today. Through lectures and readings, students will gain an understanding of the origins of Logic Pro and its development over time, including its acquisition by Apple in 2002. They will also learn about the major updates and changes made to Logic Pro over the years, as well as the role it has played in the music industry. By understanding the history of Logic Pro, students will gain a deeper appreciation for the software and its capabilities, as well as a broader perspective on the field of music production.

Learning Python with Ableton Live

P2P | 03 February 2023 | 7.73 GB

Welcome to the ‘Learning Python with Ableton’ course! In this course I will teach you how to develop in Python without the need of any prior programming knowledge. We start with the absolute basics, but within the framework of a highly practical approach.  What this means is that you’ll start to work on useful musical projects right away! Because of this you get to explore and practice with the language syntax without having to go through boring exercises. At the end of the course you’ll be very familiar with Python and you should be able to take on any projects, even when they’re not related to making music or controlling Ableton! On top of that, you’ll gain in-depth knowledge about the Ableton API, how MIDI works, and how you can create music and control musical parameters via code. The course is divided into multiple sections, in the first part we will set up our development environment.

Learning Modular Synthesis Modular V

P2P | Jan 13 2017 | 836 MB

One of the most exciting areas of music creation is modular synthesis, where you get to interconnect the fundamental building blocks of a synthesizer to create your own instrument. In this course, music industry veteran and synth designer Chris Meyer uses the Arturia Modular V software—a realistic emulation of the original Moog modular synths of the 1960s and 1970s—to teach you how to “patch” a modular synth to create your own sounds. Chris starts with the fundamentals of how harmonics and sound work, as well as how to connect the modules together. He then goes through the main modules individually, explaining the differences between oscillator waveshapes, filter types, and more, while demonstrating how to use them in a musical context. The third chapter teaches advanced techniques such as frequency and amplitude modulation, as well as using the effects and advanced filters in Arturia Modular V.