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In this tutorial, Jake takes us through five quick insights in the audio region of Logic Pro X. Like in each DAW, there are plenty of hidden features and shortcuts.
Improving workflow is huge benefit to your production quality as well as creativity. Training your brain to work seamlessly in your software of choice can change the way you perceive music production.
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Wow. These are all amazing tips. Thanks for posting. I’ve been using Logic since the early 2000’s but had to take 10yrs off due to a spinal injury back in 2007. I purchased a new I-Mac with Logic a few months ago & was blown away on how far Logic has come. I seriously felt lost when I first opened it up lol but I was right back in the swing of things with your videos & help. All of your tips are amazing & have helped me so much so I just wanted to thank you for your time.
Crazy vocal loop..WHO DAT LICKIN ASS, WHO DAT LICKIN ASS!!
more Logic Pro x please
3:34 You don’t need to bounce it in place, you can just tick the reverse box in the inspector on the left for that audio region. Saves hard drive space…lots in the long run.
More Logic Pro X!
Great tricks. Thanks!
Thank you so much! I just started with logic and this helps me big time! thanx again!
This is just CRAP from a guy far from being a poweruser
Wow thanks my guy
sick tricks.
thanks this was really helpful
Who dat looking at us tho
you are a life saver man
Big ups for tip nr.3!
great vid
Very cool tips, man. Thank you very much!
Amazing tips, thanks for sharing!
What’s wrong with logic x… please make some more videos…
https://youtu.be/YVPUH-78fZI?t=562 Why’d you sacrifice rest of the audio clips, just to get one to the right transient ? Before you changed the tempo, you need to flex every audio track. And that’s what you did.
Great tips…some criticism though…you’re going very fast and using keyboard shortcuts in your video. So some of the tips are useless because I dont know what your pressing on your keyboard in order to get certain things to display / work.