If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years, its that the audio world loves to debate things. And there are few things in audio that stir as much controversy and discussion as Pan Laws. What the heck is a Pan Law? Do they matter at all to your day-to-day? Well, yes and no. […]
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Warning: The 2 Audio Preferences You Should Never Mess With When Using Logic Pro X
It’s no secret that Logic Pro is a deep program. But sometimes having the world at your fingertips can be too much of a good thing. With so many menus to dig through, it can be enticing to poke around under the hood of Logic. But sometimes some things are better left alone. That’s […]
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 […]
Stop Missing the Perfect Take With These Logic Pro Recording Hacks
You never know when creative genius is going to strike. And more often than not, inspiration doesn’t wait for us to hit the “record” button to make its mark. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve worked with artists in the past who deliver an amazing performance, and I wasn’t recording! It’s too […]
Take Control of Your MIDI Takes With These Hidden LPX Preferences
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 […]