I think it’s safe to say most songs start from pretty humbling beginnings. You could have a simple, yet catchy, melody you just happened to hum. Or perhaps you tapped out an intriguing beat on a tabletop. However that idea began, eventually you’ll want to record that idea and flesh it out. And that’s […]
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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 […]
Map (& Record) Tempo Like a Pro in Logic Pro – Everything You Needed To Know
Today let’s dig into an area of Logic that has so much going on, but gets so little love. And that’s creating, managing, programming, and even recording Tempo changes in Logic. (That’s right – I said recording. Because it is possible to manually record tempo variations into Logic. And it only requires the *tiniest* […]
Logic’s Plugin Manager – Organize Your Plugins, Your Way
Today let’s talk about all things plugins. Things like: Where the heck do your plugins live on your Mac? Is it possible to reorganize Logic’s plugin menu? Can you hide or remove plugins or entire categories? And what do you when a plugin won’t open in Logic? Every time you click on the Audio […]
Manage Latency Like A Pro – Low Latency Mode Workarounds For Your Huge Projects
As your songs and Projects evolve, you may find yourself in deeper waters than you expected. That one tiny riff or tune may have exploded into 100+ tracks, instruments, plugins, and routing. And maybe, just maybe, you needed to fit in another pass of that vocal or guitar riff. All good, right? Change Logic’s […]