I think it’s fair to say that the low end in any mix is a tough thing to get right. Try as we may to get that kick and bass to hang together, sometimes it feels like nothing’s working. It’s almost like there’s nothing down there at the bottom of a mix except a […]
Smart Tempo Deep Dive (Plus: Quantize Audio Not Recorded to A Click Using Smart Tempo)
What’s the deal? I feel like I don’t see enough love for Logic’s Smart Tempo feature online. Unfamiliar with Smart Tempo? It’s only the best thing to happen to musicians who don’t want to play like a robot to a click track. In fact, with Smart Tempo the grid and click are merely an […]
Drummer Tracks Sounding Wimpy? Pump Up The Punch With Logic’s Phat FX
Drummer – Logic’s AI musician – is possibly one of the best songwriting tools ever in a DAW. Thanks to Drummer, we don’t have to worry about: Finding a drummer Teaching that drummer how to play our songs Buying expensive mics and preamps to record said drummer Scheduling time to record drums So on […]
Logic Pro 10.4.5 – Why This Update Rules (And the Top Features I’m Stoked For)
Oh hell yeah! Logic Pro 10.4.5 is here, and unlike most double-point maintenance updates, this one is pretty awesome 🙂 10.4.5 is a welcomed update as it goes far into the hood of Logic Pro X and optimizes Projects for huge track counts and optimized project loading. It’s always great to see a Logic […]
What the Heck is Dual Mono, and When Should You Use it in Logic?
If you read my post from a while back about True Stereo Panning, then you know Logic’s panning can be pretty specific. Besides being able to process mono and stereo tracks, did you know there’s a 3rd option? Dual Mono processing. You may have noticed when you open a plugin on a Stereo track […]