In part 5 of the Logic Pro Audio Editing tutorial, you’ll learn about the digital factory, audio energizer, silencer, audio to score, quantize engine, and audio to MIDI groove template.
Logic Pro Audio Editing Part 5 – The Digital Factory Part 2
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Logic Pro Audio Editing Part 4 – The Digital Factory Part 1
In part 4 of the Logic Pro Audio Editing tutorial, you’ll learn about the digital factory, time and pitch machine, and groove machine.
Logic Pro Audio Editing Part 3 – The Sample Editor
In part 3 of the Logic Pro Audio Editing tutorial, you’ll learn about the Sample Editor.
Recording Audio Part 3 – Punch Recording Through Replace Recording
In part 3 of this Logic Pro premium tutorial, you’ll be given an overview of Recording Audio in Logic Pro. We’ll cover punch recording, locators, recording in replace mode, and deleting audio recordings.
Recording Audio Part 2 – Recording a Single Take Through Multitrack Recording
In part 2 of this Logic Pro premium tutorial, you’ll be given an overview of Recording Audio in Logic Pro. We’ll cover recording a single take, recording additional takes, recording multiple takes, and multitrack recording.
Recording Audio Part 1 – Project Sample Rate Through Recording File Types
In part 1 of this Logic Pro premium tutorial, you’ll be given an overview of Recording Audio in Logic Pro. We’ll cover setting the project sample rate, setting the project bit depth, setting the metronome, software monitoring, choosing the recording path, and recording file types.
The Real Amps That Inspired The Logic Pro Amp Designer Models
Feast your ear tongues on these tasty amp cakes!
How to Use the Logic Pro Amp Designer
In this premium tutorial, you’ll learn how to get authentic electric guitar tones with the Logic Pro Amp Designer plugin. You’ll also get some premium Amp Designer presets.
How To Record Your Guitar With Logic Pro
Learn how to record your guitar with Logic Pro in this free tutorial.
Trifonic: Using Flex Time in Logic Pro 9
In this video, Brian Trifon demonstrates how you can use Flex Time to study a beat you love and create a similar groove of your own.