Hey man your videos have been so helpful to me the last few months. I forced myself to migrate off pro tools because of their constant position to try and get people to subscribe and pay way too much. Logic is so much better for writing now that I have gotten use to it. Can’t thank you enough. I’ve probably watched 70% of all your videos.

My only issue is that in pro tools is was so easy to record something and hit the space bar if I messed up and have the play head go right back to where it was only to hit record again at the same spot. This is the only I’ve struggled with in Logic. I’ve tried all the setting on the record and play head button and it never seems to work. Any tips?

Thanks so much for the video, really easy to follow and it has been great fun to simultaneously create a similiar file.

@ 4:39 you can use a regular audio mixing board with balance and unbalanced outputs and simply get a stereo RCA jack to headphone jack and that actually works very well. But, you’ll only be able to record one instrument in stereo or two instruments in mono each panned opposed… I have a small 4 channel Mackie 402-VLZ3 that has 2 XLR in and 2 quarter” ins. It also has a bass role off, line instrument preamp AND Phantom power… This system is cheap and works well. You just can’t do any more that 2 tracks mono or one stereo in order to isolate individual tracks on Logic.

Now, I do want an interface but I have had bad experiences with cheap usb interfaces. I have firewire and when the time is right, I’ll get a multi channel firewire board for multiple channel recording…

The more I watch this tutorial the more I’m pissed that I spent 10 bucks buying an Udemy Logic Pro course that’s 1000 times worse than this…

thanks this video help me a lot!!!!!

1:01 Thanks, that’s some good organization!

Now I know what to watch and what to skip

Awesome video man… Great to find a video that goes from the beginning I’m new to logic and every video seems to think you already have a clue. A lot I did work out on my own but have picked up a few good things from This. Will kick on with the rest of the videos now cheers!

we are lucky to have you on youtube!

Thank you man!!! For all your awesome work!!! Greetings from Argentina!!!

Can I use logic 10.2.4 for this tutorial? My Soundcard will not work with High Sierra, maybe Sierra but I rather don´t take any risks right now being in some other projects in Wavelab for some time..

Awesome man.

aye boss can you drop a link to a video that would show me how to keep the sample length the same on every midi key (sample is slower ,down an octave and vice versa)

Tank you. Nice work!

Hey, I hope you see this!

What is actually in the additional sound pack? I have limited storage space on my Mac, but I intend to ONLY use close mic audio recording – no loops, no midi.
Are all of the plugins (EQ, compressor, noise gate etc.), guitar sounds (amps, pedals etc.) and all of that stuff including in the base Logic download, or do they require the additional sounds?
Is the additional download just a load of Apple loops?

At 2:15 how did you have 67.95 gb sound , when im only have 57 gb?

I can’t seem to record my midi drums and hear the audio track I want to record to. How can I fix that so I can hear the audio track I want to record my midi drums to?

Man I’m glad I looked for other tutorials…yours is well done, and answers all those little questions that the others don’t bother with. My biggest issue now: cleaning up HD space to make room for instruments etc. Thanks so much.

Very helpful thank you !!