When you’re writing and producing music in Logic, that’s a fun time, isn’t it? Writing and recording, throwing it all up to see what sticks. It’s such a liberating experience to see your ideas come to life 🙂 But let me ask you – do your Projects ever get SO BIG that you have […]
Warning: The 2 Audio Preferences You Should Never Mess With When Using Logic Pro X
It’s no secret that Logic Pro is a deep program. But sometimes having the world at your fingertips can be too much of a good thing. With so many menus to dig through, it can be enticing to poke around under the hood of Logic. But sometimes some things are better left alone. That’s […]
Write and Produce Songs Faster With These 4 Logic Pro Features
This week’s post is for the producers out there. You know what’s awesome about writing music in Logic? 2 things immediately come to mind: The huge array of instruments included in LPX, and How fast and easy it is to lay ideas down that sound great But before I really grew to appreciate the […]
5 Logic Key Commands You Shouldn’t Live Without – Speed Up Your Workflow Instantly
The longer I use Logic, the more I’m find I’m always looking for a shortcut to get around. For example: Sometimes I want to mix a group of backing vocals as if they’re a single instrument. Why EQ and compress each backing vocal individually, when we can process them as a group? To do […]
The 2 Key Areas You Should Hone in On When Crafting Your Logic Templates
For years every time I sat down to record or mix, all my Logic Projects started the same way: First, I’d open with a brand new empty Project. Then I’d dutifully create a new track for each instrument I needed to record. One-by-one I’d dig into the plugin menu, and pick out the plugins I […]