You’ve made it! You’ve finished your LPX project and you’re ready to put this puppy to bed. Whether you’re shipping off stems to a mix engineer or the final bounce to the band, one question remains: What’s the best way to clean up and archive your LPX project? Let me tell you – I never […]
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6 Reasons to Use the Logic Marquee Tool
The Logic Marquee Tool is versatile and formidable tool in your Logic tool kit. Any time you need to make a specific selection along the timeline, the Marquee Tool has your back. From cleaning up your tracks to drawing Automation, the Marquee Tool is all about finesse and efficiency. Personally, I couldn’t imagine a […]
Organizing in LPX – The Critical Steps to Successful Sessions
I’ve noticed a weird phenomenon over the years when it comes to audio projects. Somehow, some way, Logic projects will turn into a rat’s nest of disorganization. Maybe you’re better than me. But try as I may, my aspirations for organization somehow go out the window midway through a recording or writing session. Everything […]
How to Achieve True Stereo Panning in Logic Pro X
The Logic pan pot is your tried and true way of expanding your mix’s stereo-width. With the flick of a wrist you’re able to place instruments left to right, and anywhere between. That is, if they’re mono tracks… Stereo tracks are a horse of another color! While the pan knob looks identical for both […]
Bounce vs Freeze vs Power Off: When to Use Each And Why
When the creative juices start flowing, it’s best hold onto that inspiration for dear life. A riff or mix can take hold, and soon you’ve got software instruments and plugins everywhere! But with so much commotion going on, your Mac might collapse under the strain of creativity. Beachballs start spinning, and another System Overload […]