Core Training The Score Editor Logic Pro X

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 02 2013 | 461.31 MB

The Score Editor story starts way back when Logic was a primordial MIDI infant. It’s name was Notator Logic! That’s right, the ability to notate your music was built into the DNA of Logic right from the very beginning! Over the years it’s been developed, improved and refined and now the Score Editor serves as a powerful notational companion alongside all the other cool new features built into Logic Pro X.

Future Bass in Logic Pro TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 16 2018 | 1.16 GB

Start crafting Future Bass masterpieces in Logic Pro! Acclaimed DJ and producer David Heartbreak shows in this course how to put together a mind-blowing Future Bass track from start to finish, sharing his expertise on topics such as music theory, sound design, arrangement, mixing and mastering.

External MIDI Basics Logic Pro X TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | July 09 2015 | 180 MB

Using external instruments with Logic has always been a bit of a “MIDI”-stery! This course explains Logic’s External MIDI tracks, the Audio MIDI Setup and the basics of how MIDI & audio flow in and out of LPX. If you’re like most of us, you’ve got a rack full of MIDI devices and keyboard synths that have been collecting dust from not getting enough use! This course, by Logic expert Booker Edwards, shows you how to awaken your sleeping hardware, hook them all up and get all their awesome audio into Logic and back into your productions. In this first course of a two part series, you learn about MIDI signal flow, audio signal flow and how to harness the power of the AMS (Audio MIDI Setup). Then, Booker takes you through different workflow examples controlling different MIDI devices. With graphics, animation and live video Booker brings these workflows to life, showing them in action to help you both see and hear how they work.

Psytrance Production in Logic Pro

P2P | 10.04.2018 | 1.58 GB

Psytrance is one of the most distinctive styles of electronic music, characterised by its psychedelic, spiritual atmosphere and high tempo, driving rhythms. This new course provides all the knowledge needed to create your own futuristic psytrance tunes from scratch.

Logic Pro X New Features TUTORiAL

P2P | 23 March 2018 | 1.67 GB

New releases of Logic are eagerly awaited, but 10 is a major leap forward, especially for sound designers, EDM and hip-hop producers, and beat makers. This course gives you a preview of the new features found in 10.1–10.3, as well as shortcuts for integrating them into your production workflow. Join Scott Hirsch as explores features from the most recent versions. He guides you through using the Touch Bar, Track Alternatives, selection-based processing, the Alchemy and Gobbler integration, flex pitching, and more. Learn how to work offline with the Share to GarageBand option. See how to use the Drum Machine Designer to apply new arrangement marker techniques. Discover how to back up and share your Logic projects with the outside world using the new integration with Gobbler and Apple Connect. Take a look at new overlapping recording modes for both cycle and non-cycle modes. Tour an improved Retro Synth and the brand-new Mellotron software instrument along with powerful MIDI editing and sequencer features in the revamped Piano Roll Editor. Preview the enhanced mixer which now comes with VCA faders and easy viewing of your Track Stack components. Many more enhancements are also explored as Scott covers the capabilities found in these upgrades.

Progressive Trance Vol.2

FANTASTiC | Oct 18 2017 | 59 MB

LOGiC PRO TEMPLATE

This template shows how to create a professional melodic chords, bass and rhythm section, and also includes a complete arrangement with chain effects, MIDI data, automation, samples and presets.

MusicTechFocus  Logic Pro 2018

English | 132 pages | True PDF | 30 MB

Welcome to Logic Pro 2018, a complete magazine dedicated to Apple’s amazing music production software. We have a record-breaking number of workshops designed to take your Logic music productions to the next level. There’s everything from saving time when you make music to creating better beats and effects. The main aim with our introductory tutorial on p6 is to get you up and running in Logic with a fantastic, all-singing, all dancing Template, so that whenever you boot the software up you are ready to make music with all of your favourite sounds, right away. There’s a whole lot more discussed in that tutorial on how you can save time and focus on being creative, which is ultimately the message of this issue: if we can speed up the dull bits of music making for you, then you can concentrate on the interesting stuff and have more fun on the way!