
“Being from a songwriting and artist background, I was keen to learn the production side. The instructors were amazing, and I felt they explained things in a language I could understand. Now I am zipping around it almost as comfortably as I am when writing a song!”
Natasha Bedingfield
Drop a finished stereo track in and get the parts back out: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and everything else. No stems needed, no multitrack, just…
Read →Imagine a scenario in which you have recorded multiple performances of a vocal solo over the same section of a project. You can select the best parts from…
Read →Free up CPU in Logic Pro: bypass unused plug-ins, use Selection Based Processing, and freeze or bounce tracks once you're happy with them.
Read →Logic will engrave what you played. That is more useful to a producer than it sounds: a chart for a session player, a part for a string player who reads,…
Read →Though we're taken a little bit of a look at the concepts of working with and time-stretching audio files when working with samples, one of the greatest…
Read →Four Logic Pro workflow habits: closing every plug-in at once, linking plug-in windows, Capture Recording, and limiting drags to one direction.
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