Released last year with the 10.5 update, Logic’s Live Loops is a whole new way to create with Logic Pro. Live Loops break you free from a timeline-based mode of thinking. Instead of arranging as you write, Live Loops is your scratchpad for collecting, testing, and exploring ideas. And once an arrangement feels good […]
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ADAT & Aggregate Devices – How to Connect All Your Interfaces With Logic Pro
Have you ever run into a situation where you don’t have enough inputs to record a band or instrument? For example, let’s say you want to mic up a drum kit. You have a total of 12 mics, but only 8 inputs on your interface. Feels like you’re kinda stuck, doesn’t it? Instead of […]
How to Connect Your External MIDI Instruments With Logic Pro For Maximum Creativity
These days you don’t have to travel far to use some of the best sounds and patches available to date. In fact, Logic has a ton of amazing software instruments. From Alchemy to Retro Synth, Sculpture to Sampler, the sounds at your fingertips are tremendous 🙂 But let’s not forget there’s an entire world […]
Apple M1 – A Logic Pro User’s Guide to Upgrading
Unless you’ve been living in a creative cave for the last year (who hasn’t?), then you’ve surely heard about the latest M1 Macs that came out last November. To say Apple changed the game for computing would be a serious understatement. Apple has struck out on its own with its own brand of processors. […]
Apogee Symphony Desktop – Why You Should Check Out This Interface Right Now
This post has been in the works for a while. And I’m excited to finally tell you about an interface I’ve been secretly using for the last 4 months. This interface is hands down my favorite interface I’ve ever had the pleasure of using. Today I’d like to tell you about the Symphony Desktop […]