Logic Pro X is the most advanced version of Logic ever. Sophisticated tools for professional songwriting, editing, and mixing are built around a modern interface that’s designed to get creative results quickly and also deliver more power whenever it’s needed.
The Vintage B3 Organ is one of the best Hammond and Leslie emulations ever created… and it comes bundled in Logic Pro X! But to get the most out of it requires a bit of learning. Here’s Booker Edwards to show you the way! There is nothing like the sound of a Hammond B3 pumping through a Leslie rotor cabinet. It’s an iconic timbre that can enhance and transform a track like no other instrument on the planet. Logic Pro X’s Vintage B3, with its double registers, vast array of customizable tone controls and built-in Leslie configurations, is a pretty complex beast. We’re pleased that Apple Certified trainer Booker Edwards is here to tame the B3 beast in this laser-focussed, FastTrack™ course.
The virtual instruments inside Logic Pro X are some of the main tools used for creating the music we know and hear everywhere. In this course, author Evan Sutton explores ways you can use the virtual instruments found in this industry-leading, professional audio product from Apple. Evan shares a comprehensive examination of the vintage instruments in Logic, including the B3 and Clav, basic synthesizers like the ES 1 Subtractive Synth and ES P Polyphonic Synth, advanced synthesizers including the ES 2 Hybrid Synth and Retro Synth, the EXS24 sampler, and other major instruments including Alchemy, Sculpture, Drum Kit Designer, and Ultrabeat. He covers working with oscillators and filters, understanding modulation, designing sounds, routing, mapping, slicing, and much more.
These days, the studio is as much a part of music making as the musician. Logic Pro X combines the best of both worlds: features to bring fresh musical ideas to life, and tools to derive the most from a performance. In this course, Scott Hirsch takes you over the Logic learning curve, showing how to compose, record, edit, and mix great sounding tracks. First, get comfortable with the setup and workflow, and then learn how to record audio and MIDI; work with virtual instruments; use samples and Apple Loops, and conform their time and pitch to better fit a song; and leverage key editing and arranging techniques. Moving deeper into the program, Scott covers how to work with music notation and score to video. He wraps up with information on mixing, working in surround, and finishing a project.
Logic Pro X is the most advanced version of Logic ever. Sophisticated tools for professional songwriting, editing, and mixing are built around a modern interface that’s designed to get creative results quickly and also deliver more power whenever it’s needed.
In the Logic Pro X environment, you can mix with regular headphones, and the Dolby Atmos mix will work with whatever headphones or speakers the listener is using. In this course, shows how to configure, record, mix, and produce spatial, 3D audio with Dolby Atmos in Logic Pro X. Scott covers the hardware requirements for working with special audio, how to position tracks in 3D space, and how to mix and master your spatial audio tracks for sharing and performance. Spacial audio is not just for blockbuster movies or platinum-selling recording artists, so join Scott as he shows you how to create and share your own spacial audio tracks. If you’ve been to a movie theater recently or listened to music from streaming services like Apple Music, you might have heard about Dolby Atmos, the sound technology that allows you to create and experience 3D/spatial audio. With Logic Pro X, you can create and deliver Dolby Atmos mixes, and you don’t need a roomful of expensive speakers.
Apple’s Logic Pro X powerful Smart Tempo feature was greatly improved in version 10.4.2. Join audio expert in this course, and get up to speed with everything this sophisticated tempo detection feature has to offer! Logic Pro X has always been very good at manipulating time. With Smart Tempo, Logic takes its tempo manipulating capability to another level. It’s now possible to record a music performance (audio or MIDI) without a click track and have Logic create a tempo map automatically, or have Logic flex the recording to match the tempo of your project. In this updated course, Logic expert Joe Albano explains everything you need to know about this powerful tempo detection/analysis feature. To put Smart Tempo into context, Joe starts with a brief Logic tempo handling history lesson and gives some background on important tempo manipulation concepts. An in-depth description of the Smart Tempo Modes is next. Here, you discover the difference between Keep, Adapt, and Auto modes, and you see them all in context with real-life recording and editing examples.
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