I think it’s fair to say that recording an acoustic guitar is no simple feat. Much like a vocal or piano, acoustic guitars are complex instruments, both harmonically and dynamically. There are a lot of variables that can have a huge impact on your acoustic guitar recordings: The movements of the player How hard […]
How to Bounce/Export Mono Audio Files From Logic Pro (Yes, It Can Be Done)
It’s easy to assume a lot when we aren’t familiar with something. And one thing I’ve noticed is there are a lot of Logic Pro myths out there. For example – lots of people think Logic Pro can’t bounce or export mono audio files. That it can only export stereo files, even though the […]
Add Swirling “Analog” Stereo Delays to Any Track With Pedalboard
Delays can be a great tool for adding a swirling feel to your tracks. Sometimes a vocal or guitar lead could use that special effect sound to help send them out of this world. Logic Pro has no shortage of delay plug-ins. Echo, Delay Designer, Stereo, and Tape Delay are all great. But sometimes […]
2 Simple Things You Can Do Right Now For Wider Mixes
Do you ever feel like your mixes aren’t wide enough? That even when you pan your tracks every which way, your mix still feels a bit too narrow? Trying to find space and width in a mix is something I think we all strive for. But when one compares their mix to some pro […]
Spatial Mixing in Logic Pro With Jonathan Morrison (Plus: Watch Me Hear Atmos on Speakers For the 1st Time!)
Hey there! Man, the last few weeks over here at WLPR have been crazy. That’s because I was preparing, and ultimately traveling for my first ever NAMM Show! Just in case you’re not familiar with the NAMM Show, it’s a trade show that occurs every year in Anaheim, CA. Companies of all shapes and sizes […]