In this course we are going to create a track from scratch in Pryda style in Logic Pro X. This is the ultimate step by step guide to create music in this style with some 3rd party plugins like Spire and Fabfilter plugins.
In this Mini-series for Logic Pro X we will take a look at how to start out with a very simple idea and using professional Audio Unit plugins transform that track into an advanced production. In this particular class we will dive in deep in to the production stage and focus on that stage only. This class require working with some paid third party plugins but everything can be replicated through Logic Pro X built-in plugins.
Learning the basics of how to create music in Logic Pro X will help you to make money from selling your music to recording artists, TV & Film Companies, Podcast Shows, Advertising Companies, Video Games, and more! This course will also help you save time trying to learn Logic Pro X on your own and increase your productivity. Logic Pro X Tutorial: Learn The Software & Create Music is designed to help you learn everything you need to produce music in Logic Pro X.
Do you want to create music that has the same quality as the big producers in the Deep House genre? Welcome to this course where I will learn you how to create a Deep House Track in Logic Pro X. In this course – you will learn how to create a “modern” Deep House track fast and how to get ideas quickly. We will remix a popular track from Calvin Harris and remake it from scratch into a Deep House track. In just a few hours you will learn how to overcome writers block and arrange your track fast. I have produced electronic music ever since I met DJ’s like Avicii, Alesso or Otto Knows (they actually went to the same High School as me in Stockholm, Sweden) and that is for a long time – over 10 years now – and a few years ago I got to a point where I couldn’t get past writers block and I didn’t know what to produce anymore. The genre “Electronic Music” started to get generic and after a while the style got slower in tempo – from 128BPM to 110BPM and even slower. After trying to experiment with tempo and different style I became a lot more inspired to create music again.
Logic Pro X gurus bring you a dual perspective on one task, creating music scores for film cues in Logic Pro X! Both Eli and Doug work with the same film content, and create their own music scores independently. You’ll also see how they each approach and execute their visions separately, giving great insight into the process. Eli begins the series and welcomes you, giving you a layout of the series and what to expect. Over the course of the series you’ll see how both Eli and Doug each approach the same 2 film cues, but in very different ways, achieving the same goal, creating a professional music score for the film. Since the same 2 film cues are used, there is so much to learn by watching these pros go at it differently, allowing you to make comparisons and pick and choose what techniques and workflows work best for you. You’ll see things like initial setup, film review and notes, creating markers, setting tempo, choosing instruments and musical themes, developing the musical structure, building instrumentation, adding effects, mixing, adding automation, and much, much more.
Logic Pro X master brings you the definitive video tutorial guide to Logic Pro X Drummer! Learn what all the features of this power packed virtual drum instrument do, as well as how to effectively use them to create amazing acoustic and electronic drum parts for your songs and productions. Eli begins with a welcome, followed by videos on the basics of how Drummer tracks, Drummer regions, and Drummer kits work in Logic Pro X. You’ll then learn the various ways to create Drummer tracks, both with and without Arrangement Markers, and how to generate additional Drummer regions once the track is created. Next you’ll explore ways of switching genres and drummers without changing their associated drum kits, as well as ways of switching drum kits while maintaining the same drummers and their grooves and more. Eli then gives you 3 in-depth videos entirely dedicated to the feature rich Drummer Editor and how it works with both acoustic and electronic drums.
Apple’s Logic Pro X includes all the tools you need to create pro-sounding masters. Learn the craft of mastering in this Mastering Essentials course by pro audio engineer and trainer Joe Albano! Mastering is the crucial and final step of the audio production process. This is the last chance you have to carefully listen, tweak and make final adjustments to the audio before sharing it with the world. In this 23-tutorial course, mastering engineer Joe Albano takes you through this all-important stage and reveals everything you need to know to master “in the box” with Logic Pro X. Joe starts the course with a brief history on the evolution of mastering. After giving an overview of the mastering basics, Joe takes an in-depth look at the various mastering tools included in Logic. You learn about the different EQs (Channel, Linear Phase & Match EQs, as well as all the vintage models). You learn how to use dynamics processors for mastering, including the different Compressor models, the somewhat intimidating Multipressor, and Logic’s limiters. Of course, Logic’s metering tools (Spectrum Analyzer, Goniometer, Loudness Meter, the Correlation Meter) are also covered in detail, and you learn how they are used to fix phase and frequency issues. Optional processing (such as exciters, reverbs, and M/S processing) are also covered. Finally, the course ends with a typical mastering session where you are shown different mastering workflows and strategies.
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