Released

9/30/2013 These days, the studio is as much a part of music making as the musician. Logic Pro X combines the best of both worlds: features to bring fresh musical ideas to life, and tools to derive the most from a performance. In this course, Scott Hirsch takes you over the Logic learning curve, showing how to compose, record, edit, and mix great sounding tracks. First, get comfortable with the setup and workflow, and then learn how to record audio, MIDI, and virtual instruments. Scott shows how to use samples and Apple Loops, and conform their time and pitch to better fit a song. Next, learn about editing and arranging techniques for both audio and MIDI data. Moving deeper into the program, Scott explains how to work with music notation and score to video. He wraps up the course with extensive information on mixing, exporting, and sharing your final tracks. Topics include:

• Exploring templates
• Controlling playback
• Making beats with Ultrabeat
• Jamming on the iPad with Logic Remote
• Recording MIDI in separate takes
• Quantizing MIDI performances
• Creating Apple Loops
• Recording live performances
• Composing in the Score Editor
• Scoring music to video
• Mixing with patches
• Adding reverb and delay
• Bouncing down your mix

- More than ever before, the studio is as much a part ofmusic making as the musician.Logic Pro 10 is a complete manifestation of the studio,and musician working as one.It's my goal, in Logic Pro 10 Essential Training topush you over that initially steep learning curve,and into a space where you can be creative.(keyboard)It's not my desire here to exhaustively covereach and every operation available in Logic,but rather, to expose you to a range of thepossibilities and situations where you can use Logic tocreate the music inside your head.

(female singing)So, through this course, I wanna give the powerand freedom to effortlessly navigate the complex windows,multifaceted tools and feature rich environmentthat is Logic Pro 10.So you can take full advantage of thisincredible sounding music, composition, recording,editing and mixing application.(drums)So, let's get started with Logic Pro 10 Essential Training.

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Description

Logic Pro X is the most advanced version of Logic ever. Sophisticated tools for professional songwriting, editing and mixing are built around a modern interface that’s designed to get creative results quickly and also deliver more power whenever it’s needed. Logic Pro X includes a massive collection of instruments, effects and loops, providing a complete toolkit to create amazing-sounding music.
Powerful Interface
• Consolidate and control multiple tracks or create rich, layered instruments with Track Stacks
• Smart Controls allow you to manipulate multiple plug-ins and parameters with a single move
• Support for the Touch Bar on MacBook Pro provides convenient controls for creating, editing and navigating your songs
• Autosave keeps your work safe and sound
Professional Music Production
• Record and edit MIDI or audio using a comprehensive set of editors and tools
• Keep takes organised with take folders and build comps quickly with Quick Swipe Comping
• Track Alternatives let you create and switch between different playlists of regions and edits on a track
• Render any combination of effect plug-ins to a selection of audio using Selection-based Processing
• Fix out-of-tune vocals and change the melodies of recorded audio with Flex Pitch
• Manipulate the timing and tempo of any recording with ease using Flex Time
• Comprehensive mix and plug-in parameter automation can be part of a region or track
• Create and mix music from anywhere in the room using Logic Remote on iPad or iPhone
• Produce simple lead sheets or orchestral scores with built-in Score editor
Drum Production
• Create authentic acoustic, electronic or hip hop drum tracks using Drummer, a virtual session player and beat producer
• Choose from 28 distinct drummers that can take your direction and perform millions of unique grooves
• Build your own acoustic drum kits with Drum Kit Designer using a collection of deeply sampled drums
• Customise the sound of your electronic beats using Drum Machine Designer
Keyboards and Synths
• Get inspired by a collection of synths that provide analog, wavetable, FM, additive, granular, spectral and modelling synthesis
• Quickly find sounds or create unique new ones with Alchemy, the ultimate sample manipulation synthesizer
• Play or create a wide variety of rich sampled instruments with the EXS24 Sampler
• Instantly turn a simple chord into a rich performance with the Arpeggiator
• Transform simple ideas into elaborate performances using nine MIDI plug-ins
• Play faithful models of classic organs, keyboards and vintage synths
Guitar and Bass Gear
• Build your own guitar or bass rig with Amp Designer using vintage and modern amps, cabinets and mics
• Design a custom Pedalboard from a collection of delay, distortion and modulation stompboxes
• Access the Tuner with just a click to quickly get in tune
Creative and Production Effects
• Play your sounds through realistic acoustic spaces using Space Designer convolution reverb
• Use a range of multi-tap, vintage tape and stereo delays
• Add movement to your tracks with a variety of modulation effects
Sound Library
• Over 2,800 instrument and effect Patches
• 1,000 meticulously sampled instruments
• More than 7,000 Apple Loops in a wide range of genres
Compatibility
• Expand your instrument and effects library with third-party Audio Units–compatible plug-ins
• Share to GarageBand option allows you to remotely add new tracks to your Logic project from your iPhone or iPad via iCloud
• Import and export XML to support Final Cut Pro X workflows
• Export and share your songs directly to SoundCloud
• Open projects from Logic 5 or later
Minimum System Requirements
4GB RAM
Display with 1280x768 resolution or higher
OS X v10.12 or later
Requires 64-bit Audio Units plug-ins
6GB available disk space for minimum install / 63GB hard disk space for full Sound Library installation

What’s New

This update contains stability improvements and bug fixes.

A decent DAW.. But..

I'm a proponent of both Logic Pro X and Avid Protools HD, as a blind producer, accessibility on the mac with VoiceOver is vital. Logic Pro X really does provide the most flexible interface possibe. However.. There are a number of things which really could be improved upon. These include giving the user the option to completely opt out of installing apple loops, apple instruments, etc and just using the plugins the customer owns, so just using Logic Pro X as the host and now a bulked up system, that'd save over 60gb storage space, etc. The ability for visually impaired users (those who can still see a display) to fully adjust colour profiles of Logic Pro X without third party products to do the same job. There's some other improvements which really could be considered here, but I will say this. Logic is an easier system to work with than Protools for setting up, etc, plus MIDI work is so much better. Just for information here, I am an experienced Studio tech working in the Accessibility in Music Technology Industry and there are many DAW developers who don't support screen reader technologies, especially VoiceOver, this needs to change.

solid and improved

Recent changes to the UI have been polished in 10.3.2 - text rendering has improved on non-retina display, and some strange bugs with third party plugins in 10.3 are gone in 10.3.2 (though I did have some issues with Omnisphere 1). Gradually one gets used to the updated UI - lighter and flatter than before, a little “iOS-ified”. Logic’s library of sounds keeps growing, and the included plugins, some of which go back to Logic 5, still are of outstanding quality and more than hold their own ground. Audio region processing (Functions -> Selection-based processing) is great, the A-B options are nice. The mixer has flexible time-saving routing. On a sufficiently fast computer Logic gets out of the way, and is reliable for long hours, and complex projects. Highly recommended.

Good, but insane MIDI handling.

Overall a competent DAW, and capable of producing commercial quality results. Though it has to be said there are better third party alternatives for many of the effects, the modulation fx especially are poor.
A good DAW if you do pretty much all your synth stuff 'in the box'. Once you get involved with multiple hardware synths or own a hardware sequencer or two things get frustrating real fast. Logic has a crazy way of handling MIDI inputs from hardware. Whatever bit of gear it comes from, whatever MIDI channel it’s on, Logic simply sums the lot together and sends it to all record-armed MIDI tracks which then record it all. So if your hardware sequencer sends on channel 1 and your Moog is on channel 2 then trying to use a soft synth on channel 3 means the sequencer simply over-records on all three tracks. As does the controller keyboard.
Pretty much every other DAW on the planet allows you to select MIDI hardware input ports a track at a time. Not Logic. It just sends all the incoming MIDI to all the tracks. If you can get your head around the MIDI 'environment' window you can stop that by forcing each controller to only operate one synth, but at the expense of needing a keyboard/controller for every synth AND not being able to record any MIDI at all, just audio.
So 3 stars.

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Compatibility

macOS 10.12 or later, 64-bit processor

Languages

English, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish

Supports

• Family Sharing

  Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled.