We are taking a look at EQ, Compression, reverb and delay for an Electric Bass and some Logic Pro X workflow ideas.
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Mixing and Mastering Tutorials
Mixing and Mastering tips for the recording enthusiast. Whether you’re an acoustic songwriter or your producing a complete LP for your band, I think you’ll find some interesting audio tutorials here.
Many of the audio tutorials you’ll find to be DAW generic. For example, my popular video on how to EQ an acoustic guitar uses principles that you can apply in Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, Sonar X3, Studio One, etc. I’m currently using Logic Pro X so you’ll fine lots tips using Logic Pro.
Creating an Auto-tune effect for vocals using Logic Pro plugins.
Using Logic’s stock compressor to emulate the classic Teletronix La2a
Shuffle and swing beat from 8th note triplets.
If you are using Logic Pro 9 make sure you check out the video on using the Logic’s Environment window to wire in an Arpeggiator.
Mixing Acoustic Guitar
Mixing Acoustic Guitar to Full Production
Mixing a Singer/Songwriter Acoustic Guitar to Full Production using Logic Pro X. I’m using my song “Surviving the Rain” for this video to show my workflow and production techniques to transform a basic acoustic guitar and vocal track into a full production pop tune.
Here’s the completed mix in a video.
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Creating iPhone Ringtones from Logic Pro
I’m using Logic Pro X to create an iPhone Ringtone from within my project. Select the area to be the bounced and turn on the cycle mode. Bounce the project as m4a. Change the file extension to .m4r to set it as a ringtone for your iPhone. Move the file into the iTune “Tone” folder then sync your phone using iTunes. More Logic Tutorials at http://selltechproductions.com
Logic Pro X Noise Sweep
How to create a noise sweep in Logic Pro X using the ESP synth. Creates a nice transition from different sections of your song. Creates a nice build or riser going from verse to chorus or verse to bridge. Give it a try using the Retro Synth in Logic Pro X as well!