In part 3 of our Scoring Workshop, you’ll learn how to route audio from standalone instruments back into Logic Pro. This will allow you to overcome Logic Pro’s 4MB RAM ceiling (if you’re running it in 32-bit mode) as well as to get troublesome third-party instruments to play nice with Logic Pro.
Trifonic: Multi-Band Rhythmic Gating In Logic Pro
Brian Trifon demonstrates how multi-band filtering works using Logic Pro.
Help! My Record Enable Button Is Missing!
So you upgraded Logic Pro or opened a project and your record enable, freeze, or some other button is now missing. Have no fear. It’s usually a very simple fix.
How Do I Control A Software Instrument’s Bypass Button?
Learn how to control the bypass of a software instrument using the environment. From there, you can choose a specific MIDI event to control it remotely.
How To Open Logic Pro 9 In 64-Bit Mode
Learn how to open Logic Pro 9.1 in 64-bit mode and more.
What Is A Notch Filter And How Do I Use It?
Learn what a notch filter is, where to find it in Logic Pro, and how it’s used.
Trifonic: Creating Your Own Multi-Sample Instruments
Brian Trifon discusses the benefits of creating your own multi-sample instruments, and shows off a few of Trifonic’s own multi-sample creations.
Logic Pro 9.1 and MainStage 2.1 Updates Are Available
Check your Software Update! This is big news: 64-bit! Logic Pro 9.1 and MainStage 2.1 updates delivers improved compatibility and numerous fixes.
Trifonic: Bass Filter Modulation and Layering
Brian Trifon talks about Trifonic’s technique for creating big, wobbly bass sounds. You can download the bass patch from Next Step Audio.
Trifonic: Editing Beats – Part 2
Brian Trifon continues his discussion on drum programming and demonstrates Trifonic’s method for time-stretching to create special effects and glitchy awesomeness.