You’ve made it! You’ve finished your LPX project and you’re ready to put this puppy to bed. Whether you’re shipping off stems to a mix engineer or the final bounce to the band, one question remains: What’s the best way to clean up and archive your LPX project? Let me tell you – I never […]
How I Solved My EQ Woes With These 3 Unlikely Logic Plugins
EQ – the one processor to rule them all. Taking separate, sometimes disparate tracks and fitting them together into one cohesive mix? EQ is the great uniter – helping audio fit together like one big, happy family. Sometimes though, it seems like no matter which way you pull and stretch the Channel EQ it’s no […]
6 Reasons to Use the Logic Marquee Tool
The Logic Marquee Tool is versatile and formidable tool in your Logic tool kit. Any time you need to make a specific selection along the timeline, the Marquee Tool has your back. From cleaning up your tracks to drawing Automation, the Marquee Tool is all about finesse and efficiency. Personally, I couldn’t imagine a […]
Organizing in LPX – The Critical Steps to Successful Sessions
I’ve noticed a weird phenomenon over the years when it comes to audio projects. Somehow, some way, Logic projects will turn into a rat’s nest of disorganization. Maybe you’re better than me. But try as I may, my aspirations for organization somehow go out the window midway through a recording or writing session. Everything […]
How to Achieve True Stereo Panning in Logic Pro X
The Logic pan pot is your tried and true way of expanding your mix’s stereo-width. With the flick of a wrist you’re able to place instruments left to right, and anywhere between. That is, if they’re mono tracks… Stereo tracks are a horse of another color! While the pan knob looks identical for both […]