Software instruments
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- Learn several ways to load software instruments into your Logic Pro project.
Contents
Vintage Keys
Synthesizers and Samplers
Synth Cheat Sheet - What Every Logic Pro User Ought To Know About Synthesizers
- EFM1 FM Synth
- ES1 Subtractive Synth
- ES2 Hybrid Synth
- ES E Ensemble Synth
- ES M Monophonic Synth
- ES P Polyphonic Synth
- EVOC 20 Poly Synth Vocoder
- EXS24 Sampler
- Sculpture Modeling Synth
- Alchemy Sample-Manipulation Synth
ES1
- Basic Environment Arpeggiator
- This tutorial covers the basic functions of the arpeggiator object in Logic's Environment. It includes basic setup of the MIDI processing chain and explains basic parameters and usage of the arpeggiator object.
ES2
- Basic Environment Chord Memorizer
- This tutorial covers the basic functions of the chord memorizer object in Logic Pro's Environment. It includes basic setup of the MIDI processing chain and explains basic parameters and usage of the chord memorizer object.
- Generative Music With Logic Pro Part 2
- In this generative music tutorial, you'll learn how to randomize ES2 parameters to bring more interest into your sounds.
- Assigning Controllers Workshop Part 3
- Part 3 of Logic Studio Training's Assigning Controllers Workshop takes you through how to assign controllers to keys on your computer keyboard, how to assign the same controller to different parameters so knobs can affect pan in one setting and a software instrument filter in another, how to create controller assignment Modes for software instruments like the ES2, and more.
EXS24
- Logic Pro Piano Roll Editor: Advanced Operations
- This tutorial will cover many of the advanced features of the Piano Roll Editor in Logic Pro. Learn to edit, Mute and delete note events quickly and easily. View additional MIDI controller data in the Hyper Draw portion of the Piano Roll Editor. Easily make changes to note velocities and learn about the various ways in which note events snap to the time grid. Change the look of the piano roll interface to suit your own preference! With these techniques you will greatly enhance your productivity and workflow when working with MIDI data in the Piano Roll Editor.
EVOC 20 PolySynth
- Logic Pro: Vocoder Basics Part 1
- Covers setup/routing for Logic Pro's EVOC 20 PolySynth Vocoder software instrument. You will also learn the basic functions of the vocoder's synthesizer section.
- Logic Pro: Vocoder Basics Part 2
- This segment of the EVOC 20 PolySynth Vocoder Basics tutorial will explain how to setup and use the vocoder with a vocal input source. Learn more about how the vocoder actually works and how you can adjust settings to accommodate vocal input.
Drum Synths
- Drum Kit Designer/Drummer
- Ultrabeat Drum Synth
- Drum Machine Designer
Drum Kit Designer/Drummer
Ultrabeat
- Basic Hyper Editor: Quantization
- Learn how to quantize existing MIDI note events in the Hyper Editor by using the Convert Event Definition dialog.
- Basic Hyper Editor: Drum Sequencing Part 1
- Learn how to set up the Hyper Editor window for use as a traditional drum pattern sequencer.
- Basic Hyper Editor: Drum Sequencing Part 2
- This tutorial demonstrates how to input MIDI note data via the Hyper Editor event definition lanes for drum sequencing.
- Ultrabeat Side Chain Part 1
- Learn how to bus tracks into the Ultrabeat Side Chain for processing and step programming.
- Ultrabeat Side Chain Part 2
- Part 2 of our Ultrabeat Side Chain tutorial. Learn how to bus tracks into the Ultrabeat Side Chain for processing, step programming, automation, and how to route voices to separate mixer tracks.
- Ultrabeat Step Mode Shortcut
- Step mode allows you to automate the Ultrabeat parameters. Learn a shortcut to toggle between Ultrabeat's step mode and voice mode so you can make changes to your drum sounds once automation has been engaged.
GarageBand Instruments
- Advanced Environment Chord Memorizer: Brass
- More advanced application of the chord memorizer object. This tutorial demonstrates how to remap single pitches to produce a series of prearranged chords and how to route individual note outputs from the chord memorizer object to individual software instruments.
