Sends. Busses. Auxes. For some of us these 3 words are no biggie. Part of daily life even! For some of us though, the concept of Sends, Busses and Auxes can feel a little hazy. What do these words actually mean? And when should we even bother using a bus? It’s a fair question. […]
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Try Out This Simple Technique to Add Some Ear Candy to Your Logic Mixes
Can you imagine life before Logic, Drummer, Spotify, or music streaming? It’s hard to believe that not too long ago the world was a pretty different place! You and I can literally write a song today using only the tools in our Mac and Logic: Drummers for immediate drum beats Amp and Bass Designer […]
4 Ways to Organize Your Logic Projects for Smooth Mix Sessions
Back when I first started recording my songs in Logic, I couldn’t wait to get down to mixing. The chance to use EQ, compression, and reverb thrilled me. It was like I finally had access to the world of turning riffs into full-formed productions. As soon as I finished a song, I would throw […]
Plugin Review: Finally Lock in the Low End of Your Mix’s With BASSROOM
I think it’s fair to say that the low end in any mix is a tough thing to get right. Try as we may to get that kick and bass to hang together, sometimes it feels like nothing’s working. It’s almost like there’s nothing down there at the bottom of a mix except a […]
What the Heck is Dual Mono, and When Should You Use it in Logic?
If you read my post from a while back about True Stereo Panning, then you know Logic’s panning can be pretty specific. Besides being able to process mono and stereo tracks, did you know there’s a 3rd option? Dual Mono processing. You may have noticed when you open a plugin on a Stereo track […]