Logic 10.5 Video Training Course

Overview

Logic 10.5 Video Training Course — ProAudioEXP

Get the official YouTube app on Android phones and tablets. See what the world is watching — from the hottest music videos to … Share your videos with friends, family, and the world. Learning how to record and produce incredibly professional sounding tracks in Logic has never been easier thanks to the Logic 10.5 Video Tutorial. ProAudioEXP.com's David Wills spends over 3.5 hours walking you through every feature of Apple Logic's workflow from setting up your software to work with your audio interface and MIDI controllers to creating radio-ready mixes and everything in between.

DAWs 101 is a module in the training that uses easy to understand animations to teach you how a DAW works and how to use subgroups, EQ, Compression, Effects, Automation…everything you'll need to know so you can produce incredibly professional sounding tracks in Logic. If you have been getting frustrated trying to learn Logic from just using the 1200 page manual, then sit down, grab a cup of your favorite beverage and look over the shoulder of a professional audio engineer with 30 years in the business putting Logic through its paces. INTRODUCTION Welcome Overview of all Windows Types of Tracks Library Inspector Help System Toolbar Smart Controls Mixer Editor List Editors Notes Loops File Browser DAWs 101 What is a DAW? What do DAWs do?

Do they replace a Recording Studio?

Types of Tracks MIDI Tracks Audio Tracks Types of Editing Mixers Effects Routing Automation Mixing Down SETTING UP Audio Interface Settings Latency MIDI Controller Setup Advanced Tools Customizing the Toolbar Keyboard Shortcuts Workspaces Recording File Types Project Alternatives RECORDING Creating a new Project Project Templates Creating a new Track Types of Tracks Setting your Input Recording Levels Recording an Audio Track Loop Recording Recording Comped Tracks Using the Library Selecting Patches Recording MIDI Tracks Take Folders Spot Erase Chase MIDI MIDI Effects Chord Trigger Note Repeat Drummer Tracks Selecting Drummer Selecting Patterns Editing Patterns Drum Kit Designer Drum Synth Working with Loops Punching In Live Loops Recording your own Live Loops Arranging with Live Loops Recording Drums from a MIDI Keyboard Step Sequencer Review of Recording Workflow EDITING Overview of Editing Using Markers Handy Keyboard Shortcuts Setting up Transport Shortcuts Using Arrangements Editing Tempo and Time Signatures Cycling and Omit Cycle Insert Silence Play from Region Join Region Take Folders Comped Tracks Editing Track Alternatives Using Live Loops to hold Alternate Takes Editing Tools Slicing Audio Remove Silence from Audio Region Flex Pitch (Adjusting Pitch on Audio Tracks) Flex Time (Adjusting Timing on Audio Tracks) Groove Tracks Editing MIDI Tracks Quantizing Adjusting Velocity Converting MIDI to Audio Replacing/Doubling Drum Tracks MIXING Mixer Overview Grouping Channels Aux Sends Using Plugins Editing Plugins Setting up Audio Interface for Mixing Freezing Tracks Track Stacks Track Folders Using the Library to pre populate Mixer Send on Faders Automating your Mix Thinning Automation Setting End of Song Creating Fadeout Mastering Effects Exporting Graduation!

Even after using Logic since version 5 on a Mac7100 snd a pc (remember maybe?), I found loads of nice new info nuggets in this tutorial. Very clear and precise no-nonsense explanations about basic functions in chapter 1 and 2, and from chapter 3 the more advanced and some times in plain sight hidden possibilities of Logic are revealed. One small b-flat: it would be nice to add personal notated markers in the course timelines, but I presume Vimeo is (not yet?) up to snuff for that. at least I haven’t found a way yet?) But for me the most importantly: David really knows what he’s talking about, and his tuto is great!