Xtreme Sound Design TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Feb 09 2015 | 230.4 MB

Watch out! Logic Pro legend, is back with some amazing Logic Pro Xtreme Sound Design tutorials! Learn some insanely great tips and tricks in this incredible, outside-the-box Logic Pro X course! Bill can’t help it. He just likes to use software in ways that other folks don’t! And Logic Pro X is the perfect application for his audio antics! In this 24-tutorial adventure, Bill shows you his unique take on Xtreme Sound Design. You learn how to use Logic’s Flex Tool to the point of audio obfuscation. See different ways to deploy and enjoy the little-known Speed Fade tool. Dive into Apple Loops and see how layering, offsetting and modality changes will turn the mundane into the extraterrestrial! You also get Bill’s unusual approach to EQ, spatial relationships and the reclusive Binaural Panner. He concludes this course with what he calls his “Ultimate Weapon”: Logic Pro X’s Space Designer. Beware: It’s not just a reverberator!

Logic Pro X Mixing & Mastering TUTORiAL

P2P | 21 Sep 2017 | 1.69 GB

In this course, composer and producer/engineer Skye Lewin shares his professional mixing and mastering techniques using Logic Pro X. He starts by showing how to prepare a project for mixing, from importing tracks to organizing them visually. Skye then discusses working with Logic’s mixer: controlling signal flow, working with plugins, and using sends and returns, groups, and the master output. Next, Skye dives into mixing a song, covering balance, equalization (EQ), dynamics and compression, reverb and delay, automation, and bouncing down the mix. Finally, Skye covers mastering techniques, including applying EQ, compression, and limiting; setting the song order; and understanding how concepts like bit depth, sample rate, file formats, and dither affect sound quality.

Making Full EDM Track in Logic Pro X

ilfsn | 21.09.2017 | 1.5 Hours | 767 MB

Want to create a full EDM track from scratch in Logic Pro X? Attend this course now! You will learn how to create every single sound from beginning to the end result. The requirements for this course is Logic Pro X. We are using some 3rd party plugins but all of the sounds that are created in those plugins could be created in the plugins that comes with Logic Pro X.

Final Cut Pro X and Logic Pro X 2 Mixing Dialog, Music, and Effects TUTORiAL

P2P | 05 Sep 2017 | 3.88 GB

Many filmmakers and editors who are comfortable with lighting, casting, and shot selection will cringe when it’s time to work with sound. But if you’re a filmmaker and can’t afford a specialist, you should add audio to your skillset. Award-winning sound designer Joe Godfrey has developed a system for handing off the dialog, music, and effects mix from a Final Cut Pro timeline to Logic Pro. Why Logic? Many of the tools the Final Cut editor is using began there, and Logic has great tools that can be applied to dialog, music, and effects, as well the final mix. There are some things you want to do—in the right order—and some common mistakes you want to avoid. This course covers them all. Learn how to import audio from Final Cut Pro X in Logic Pro X, fix any syncing issues, edit dialog to perfection, add special effects such as pitch shifting and automated EQ, enhance music, and bounce out the final mix, either as a composite track or stems that can be mastered separately.

Final Cut Pro X and Logic Pro X: 1 Audio Post Workflow TUTORiAL

P2P | 31 August 2017 | 1.92 GB

In film, sound is a crucial part of good storytelling. A film’s audio carries the information, data, and plotline of a movie to its audience. Although Final Cut Pro X has wonderful sound editing tools, there are many advantages to using a dedicated digital audio workstation (DAW) for your final mix. In this course, video editing pro Michael Towe looks at using Logic Pro X for doing just this. He covers what steps to take in Final Cut Pro X to prepare your footage, as well as how to export your film to Logic Pro X, import and mix your soundtrack in Logic Pro X, and then import and re-sync your soundtrack in Final Cut Pro X. Upon wrapping up this course, you’ll be better equipped to enhance your final mix by leveraging the tools in a DAW.

Logic Pro X: Get Professional Mixes on Your Instrumentals

ilfsn | 29.08.2017 | 3.69 GB

3 Hours + Project Source File

If you want to get pro mixes on your beats and you use Logic Pro X, then please continue reading. One of the leading causes of missed opportunities in music production is having a bad mix, wether you’re competing at a beat battle, submitting music for a placement opportunity, or selling your music in person or online to an independent recording artist. And if you’ve been struggling to achieve success in these areas it might be that you need to improve your mixing skills. I was once in your shoes, a music producer with great talent in the area of creating beats, but lacking in the area of mixing my beats. I would send my beats to an artist or manager and would get the same response, “you need to work on your mix!”. So thats what I did. But like you, it became very frustrating searching online for the answers, simply because all of the information was either incomplete or scattered. So after many years and even getting a degree in Recording Arts, I finally found a way to make sure that my mixes are on point, and after you take this course you will too.

Programing Drums with Drummer

ilfsn | 21.08.2017 | 342 MB

Garage Band/Logic Pro X

Drums are the rhythmic backbone of most modern music, and one of the most complicated and tricky instruments to record and mix. Not only that, but most home studios today do not have the space or equipment to record them. But that does not mean you can’t get a good drum sound. Software instruments have become really good these days, good enough that I use them in a lot of my productions. In this class I want to show you the basics of using Garage Band/Logic Pro X’s Drummer. Drummer is a great way to start programming drums for beginners, as well as a cool source of ideas for people who have some more experience in doing so. First I’ll show you how to prepare your song with arrangement markers before you insert the drummer track, then I’ll give you a tour of the interface and finally you will see me go through the process of using drummer to program a track.