If there’s one problem I see far too often in other Logic Projects, I would sum it up in 2 words: Too loud. Many Logic users don’t realize how important volume actually is when they’re recording and mixing their Projects. It’s not that they’re trying to do untold harm to their music. It’s just not […]
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Ready to Crush Your Creative Goals for 2020? 4 Resolutions to Adopt For a Creative New Year
Well, well, well! The year 2020 has arrived. When I think of 2020, I would’ve imagined flying cars. But technology seems to be moving fast enough that maybe flying cars aren’t too far off! Of course, a new year is nice for setting new goals. And I suspect for many of us Logic users […]
WLPR’s Top 10 Gear Recommendations Every Logic User Should Consider For the New Year
Well, we’ve made it! Another trip around the sun is nearly complete. I hope the last year has been a creative one for you. Here in the U.S., December marks the season of “shop ’til you drop.” AKA: the Holiday Season. Right after Halloween (October 31st), businesses rev up for holiday sales. The radio starts […]
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 […]
Smart Tempo Deep Dive (Plus: Quantize Audio Not Recorded to A Click Using Smart Tempo)
What’s the deal? I feel like I don’t see enough love for Logic’s Smart Tempo feature online. Unfamiliar with Smart Tempo? It’s only the best thing to happen to musicians who don’t want to play like a robot to a click track. In fact, with Smart Tempo the grid and click are merely an […]