No matter the style of music, the tracks in your Logic Projects are likely going to fall into 2 track types: Mono or Stereo. (Of course, folks in film or gaming might disagree. And while there’s plenty to explore in Surround and Binaural mixing, we’ll leave those for another day). The differences between Mono […]
Logic Pro 10.6 is Here! – Find Out What’s New With the Apple Silicon Ready Update
Hey There, and Happy 10.6! In what I would say is a shocking turn of events, today Logic Pro sees its 2nd major update of 2020. Released back in May, the blockbuster 10.5 update arrived only 6 short months ago. Before 10.5, Logic Pro’s last major update was back in 2018. But if you’ve […]
Use Groups to Maximize Comping, Editing, & Managing Multiple Tracks At Once in Your Logic Projects
Sometimes it can be tricky managing lots of tracks in your Projects. Especially when several of those tracks are part of the same instrument group. Or make up the sound of one single instrument. For example, let’s say you recorded your acoustic guitar with several microphones. After a few takes, you’re ready to comp […]
Packages vs Folders – What’s the Best Way to Save Your Logic Pro Projects?
Logic Pro might be the only DAW around that offers us 2 ways to save our Projects. When you Save your Project for the first time, Logic offers you the option of either Packages or Folders. The question is – why? Is there a difference between Packages and Folders? Is one better than the […]
What’s the Best Way to Collaborate in Logic Pro? Here Are Your Options For Syncing and Sharing Projects
2020 has been a weird year. And given this year’s events, many creatives are forced to collaborate remotely. The good news is there are plenty of file-sharing services around. But a big question for Logic users is what’s the best service for remotely collaborating in Logic? At this moment Logic Pro doesn’t have a […]