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Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 7

In Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 7, you’ll discover the techniques professionals use to get their guitar mixes to sound great. You’ll learn about double-tracking, and why you want to use different guitar sounds, even if it’s for the same part. You’ll learn how you can fill up an incredible amount of space in the mix with panning and how to use compression on a bus to glue the tracks together. You’ll discover how applying reverb can give the mix a sense of space and much more. The conclusion to this series is full of great insider tips that will help you take your guitar mixes to the next level.

Now that you have great guitar sounds, it’s time to learn how to make them sit nicely in the mix
Discover how to get larger-than-life sounding mixes
See how a variety of guitar parts can work together to make a mix sound powerful

https://vimeo.com/87532121

Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 6

In Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 6 you’ll discover the broad world of guitar effects. With Amp Designer, Pedalboard, and the other effects built in to Logic Pro, you have a guitar store’s worth of effects at hand. Learn the three effects you should apply to all your guitar patches and how to use them. Get an inside look into four different guitar sounds and the effects that are used to make those sounds stand out.

Clean up your mixes by using the three essential guitar effects
Discover how to make your guitar tone stand out with the right effects
Save yourself thousands of dollars in gear by using all the effects you have in Logic Pro

https://vimeo.com/87528625

Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 5

In Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 5 you’ll take your guitar tones into the nuclear zone. Watch how to dial in high gain amp sounds and why adding too much gain can mess up a mix. This video features five of the metal amps, including the Mesa/Boogie and Soldano amp models.

Discover how to best use the gain knob when dialing in face-melting metal sounds
Hear the Mesa/Boogie and Soldano metal amp models put to work
Learn how the various knobs work to affect the overall amp tone

https://vimeo.com/87528623

Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 4

In Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 4, you’ll hear how the various parameters in Amp Designer affect the guitar sound and how to dial in great tones. This video features eight of the vintage rock amps, like Marshall, Vox, and Matchless, to name just a few.

Learn the quickest and most efficient way to dial in guitar tones
Hear the Marshall, Vox, Matchless, and other vintage rock amps put to work
Learn how the various knobs work to affect your overall guitar tone

https://vimeo.com/87528624

Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 3

Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 3 starts digging into guitar tones. You’ll learn an efficient way to audition tones using cycle mode and you’ll hear all the Fender amp models put to use.

Learn the quickest and most efficient way to dial in Amp Designer tones
Hear the Fender Amp Designer models in a funky context
See how the Amp Designer mic placement changes the guitar tone

https://vimeo.com/87525401

Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 2

In Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 2 you’ll learn the right way to connect your guitar to your audio interface to get the best tone out of Amp Designer.

Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer Part 1

In Mastering the Logic Pro Amp Designer part 1, you will get a complete overview of the course as well a rockin’ demonstration Amp Designer’s capabilities.

The Progressive Rock Method Part 8 – How to Program and Edit Progressive Rock Drums: Tips and Tricks To Speed Up Your Work Flow

In Part 8 of The Progressive Rock Method’s How to Program and Edit Progressive Rock Drums, you will learn tips and tricks that will help you speed up your workflow considerably while maintaining high quality results.

The Progressive Rock Method Part 7 – How to Program and Edit Progressive Rock Drums: Demystifying Odd Meters

In Part 7 of The Progressive Rock Method’s How to Program and Edit Progressive Rock Drums you will learn the ins and outs of odd meters. A concept that was once tricky and confusing will be made easy to understand and you will learn how to work it in to your own music.

The Progressive Rock Method Part 6 – How to Program and Edit Progressive Rock Drums: One Tempo, Many Feels – Half-Time, Regular-Time, and Double-Time Drum Beats

In Part 6 of The Progressive Rock Method’s How to Program and Edit Progressive Rock Drums you will learn the differences between half-time, regular-time, and double-time feels, and how to implement them into your drum programming to enhance your music.