One of my favorite parts about recording in Logic is how easy it is to lay down take after take. There’s quite literally no set-up time whatsoever when you need to record another take. Hit ‘record,’ and Logic automatically creates a folder. I mean, just take a look at these screenshots: If you take […]
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Channel EQ vs Linear EQ: Which One Should You Use?
The world of music and audio revolves around one thing – EQ. That is, the tonal balance of all sorts of different sounds and how they combine together. So when you load up Logic and get to work, no doubt you turn to the trusty Channel EQ. Friend to Logic users everywhere! But take […]
Vocal Reverb & Delay: Add Life to Your Vocals With This 3 Step Approach
When it comes to vocals, reverb and delay can add that final touch that really sets things over the top. A great vocalist is a great vocalist. But a great vocalist wrapped in the ambience of the perfect reverb? The romance really comes alive then. Reverb is a way of life, really. Whenever I […]
Why I Rely on Parallel Compression More Than Regular Compression
I know it might sound crazy. But for the last several years I treat regular compression almost like it’s an afterthought. But it wasn’t always like that… Instead, for years I had a tough time setting my compressors. I never really heard what they were doing exactly. And with so many knobs, I would […]
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 […]