LOGIC DRUM TIPS & TRICKS

Logic Drum Tips & Tricks
  • Intro
  • Using Grooves
  • Using Loops Pt. 1
  • Using Loops Pt. 2
  • Snare Elements Pt. 1
  • Snare Elements Pt. 2
  • Drum Augmentation
  • Drum Replacement ...
  • Drum Replacement ...
  • Reverb & Feedback...
  • Hyper Editor Pt. 1
  • Hyper Editor Pt. 2
  • Pitching the Kit
  • Loading Samples P...
  • Loading Samples P...
  • Speaker Emulation
  • Rusty Gate
  • Ol' School Flavor
  • Hard-ish Kick
  • Audio to Score
  • Strip Silence
  • Multi-Channel EQ
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Using Loops Pt. 2

MOVE TO THE BEAT OF YOUR OWN DRUMS

Are you just getting into working with drums in Logic? Well, in "Logic Drum Tips & Tricks", Scott Griggs the Logic master will show you a ton of awesome and useful tips and tricks when working with drums in Logic.

Scott starts the series with a short introduction explaining what the series will accomplish, then dives right in, showing you how to work with loops, snare drum effects, stacking kits, drum replacement and using reverb. He then explores Logic's Hyper Editor, pitching your kits, creating custom EXS24 kits, speaker emulation and so much more.

If you're new to working with drums in Logic, this is a must see. Scott's tips and tricks will really give you a boost when looking for ideas for creative drum tracks in Logic. Get "Logic Drum Tips & Tricks" today!

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  • 21 Tutorials / Over 2 Hours Total Runtime
  • For all beginner Logic users
  • Tutorials written by Logic power user Scott Griggs
  • Simple to use video control interface for Mac & PC
  • Watch Online, Download, Stream to iPad, iPhone & iPod
  • Download Size: 390.49 MB

    • Scott Griggs

    Scott Griggs

    1. When did you start dabbling in music?

    The earliest memory I have is when I was 7 years old - I got my first guitar. When I was 9 I got my first keyboard.

    2. What training have you had?

    Mostly self-trained; however, I was the drum major in high school (playing alto sax & drums/percussion), and majored in music for a short time.

    3. When did you get into recording?

    When I was around 10 years old I started to basic multi-tracking with my dual tape deck stereo. I would record a keyboard part; move that cassette into the other deck and do a playback while recording a new part into the "record" deck. Voila! Ghost tracks were something I hated back then!!

    4. People you have worked with/for?

    Let's see ... there was that fast food joint, the grocery store, the bolt company, the theater ...

    5. Why are you so good at training people?

    OK, how much did my mom pay you to say that I'm "good"? I guess it's because I try to have fun while showing folks what to do. If I get bored while making a video, I'm quite sure that the viewer will not be too stoked to watch it. I want people to feel like they could kick off their shoes, relax, and watch a video where they might learn something.

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