Released last year with the 10.5 update, Logic’s Live Loops is a whole new way to create with Logic Pro. Live Loops break you free from a timeline-based mode of thinking. Instead of arranging as you write, Live Loops is your scratchpad for collecting, testing, and exploring ideas. And once an arrangement feels good […]
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Apple M1 – A Logic Pro User’s Guide to Upgrading
Unless you’ve been living in a creative cave for the last year (who hasn’t?), then you’ve surely heard about the latest M1 Macs that came out last November. To say Apple changed the game for computing would be a serious understatement. Apple has struck out on its own with its own brand of processors. […]
Bypass & Compare Entire Effect Chains With These Channel Strip Settings
Have you ever wished you could: Bypass an entire effect chain in Logic? Copy and paste all the plugins from one Channel Strip to another? How about copy and paste Send and Bus Assignments? Or what if you could compare 2 completely different effect chains back-to-back? With Logic’s Channel Strip Settings, you definitely can. […]
Convert Just About Anything to MIDI in Logic Pro
Have you ever wished you could easily: Convert something like a vocal melody into a MIDI instrument? Record the output of the Chord Trigger or Arpeggiator MIDI FX? Convert a drum track or loop into MIDI? Converting to MIDI can be a great tool for fully realizing your creative vision. For example, sometimes humming […]
Big Sur – Is It Finally Safe For Logic Users to Update?
It’s been over 6 months now since the release of Apple’s major new macOS Big Sur. And maybe you’ve held off on updating your Mac. But you’re itching to see what Big Sur is all about. So… is it safe yet for you to update your macOS? Every year Apple releases a new macOS. […]