Logic Pro might be the only DAW around that offers us 2 ways to save our Projects. When you Save your Project for the first time, Logic offers you the option of either Packages or Folders. The question is – why? Is there a difference between Packages and Folders? Is one better than the […]
Mastering
Logic Pro’s Multimeter – the Key to Risk Management For Your Mixes
Whether it’s producing, mixing, or mastering your songs – there are a lot of things to consider. From your thundering low-end right up to the sparkling high end you’re balancing tons of sonic information. And sprinkled in-between is the entire midrange. Which is where all your instruments are trying to be heard! Once you […]
Clean Up Your Tracks, Voice Overs, & Re-Balance Entire Mixes With Izotope’s RX8 (Product Review)
Today’s post is gonna be a little out of the ordinary. After the marathon of last month’s 30-day series, I wanted to take a moment to shout out Izotope’s RX 8. As RX 8 has become a huge part of my workflow, both for cleaning up voice-overs and audio. Now I think it’s safe […]
10 Professional Features You Might Not Have Known About in Logic Pro X – 30 Days of Why Logic Pro Rules
For the last 28 days of this series I’ve tried to cover the most used aspects of Logic Pro X. Crafting videos and posts for WLPR can sometimes feel like a tightrope. Because WLPR readers and subscribers are all at different places in their journey: Some are beginners Others more advanced While others probably […]
Bring Analog Vibe and Workflow Back to Your Music With Logic Pro’s Vintage EQ Collection – 30 Days of Why Logic Pro Rules
For a long time digital had a bad wrap for being too “clean” or “sterile” sounding. Up until computers came along, music ran through all sorts of equipment: Consoles Tape Machines EQs Compressors And each of these devices left their fingerprint on recorded audio. Even if they weren’t doing anything besides sitting in the […]