The tools of our Logic Pro world are most often our Mac’s keyboard and mouse. Without them, we’re pretty much dead in the water! In particular, our mouse is the closest thing we have to physically “touching” anything in Logic Pro. So we rely on the mouse a lot to get things done. But […]
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Bass Amp Designer – Your Key To Classic Tones & Versatile Bass Routing – 30 Days of Why Logic Pro Rules
Since yesterday’s post was all about Amp Designer, it only felt right that today we examine Logic’s Bass Amp Designer. Bass Amp Designer is your tone machine for bass guitars. What comes included are classic amps and cabinets for tracking bass. Apple unveiled Bass Amp Designer, I believe, back in 2013 with the debut […]
Everything You Needed to Know About Logic’s Amp Designer & Pedalboard, Plus More – 30 Days of Why Logic Pro Rules
When it comes to guitar, there isn’t much missing for guitarists in Logic Pro. In fact, Logic comes with a slew of guitar pedals, amp heads, and cabinets. It wouldn’t be too hard to spend an entire day(s) rocking and trying them all out 🙂 First, Amp Designer is like your personal rack of amps […]
Take Folders vs Track Alternatives – What’s the Best Way For Managing Your Takes in Logic Pro? – 30 Days of Why Logic Pro Rules
Arriving at the best take of a performance can be a journey. There are those who are “one-take wonders.” They have the idea already. They record the idea in one take. And then they sit back and marvel at their greatness while sipping from a golden chalice. While we all strive to be as […]
Lost in Logic Pro X? Apple’s Got Your Back With These Supportive Features & Tools – 30 Days of Why Logic Pro Rules
For as awesome as Logic Pro X is, it’s also a deep application. And if you’re not careful you can end up lost and alone trying to figure out what *should* be a simple task. Of course, WLPR and many other websites benefit that Logic can be tough to learn 😉 But that doesn’t […]