Logic 9 Tips & Tricks
Coming straight from the swamps of Louisiana, “Logic Mad Man” Scott Griggs shows you cool Logic tips and tricks, techniques and ideas on how to do both common and creative things in Logic 9. If you’re new to Logic 9 or just want to be a Logic 9 master, this series is for you.
Videos
• Auto-Chop Socky (07:23) - Think you can't auto-chop like those MPC users? Think again... This video will show you how to chop up a sample and import it into your EXS24 for use in your next masterpiece.
• Automation Made Easy (13:30) - Discover how to easily use automation inside Logic 9 and make your productions more creative and interesting.
• Auto-Punch (08:31) - Auto-Punch is the ultimate multi-tasking tool in Logic Pro 9. By utilizing its features, you'll be able to focus on your music rather than focusing on the record-in and out points.
• Beat Mapping (12:28) - Ever need to work on a project that wasn't recorded to a metronome or had a fluctuating tempo? Use Logic 9's powerful beat mapping to lock it all to the session's grid for easier editing and further production.
• Custom Icons (03:40) - See how to bring your own custom icons into Logic and personalize your Logic workspace.
• Customizing a Kick (12:27) - Need a good kick in a hurry? Learn how to customize a kick to make it yours, and then turn it into an Apple Loop for future use. It's quick and easy, and totally custom.
• Delayed Fun (08:08) - Get the lowdown on creatively automating a delay & filter sweep effect to the last bars of a region, instead of the whole song.
• EZ Multi-Out (12:07) - Explore setting up a multi-output software instrument in Logic 9 with a third party plug-in from ToonTrack, as well as Logic's Ultrabeat.
• FlexTime Crash Course (18:20) - Learn the basic functions needed work with Logic 9's awesome FlexTime. The steps are laid out simply and easily.
• Fun with Arps (15:59) - See how to create multiple Arpeggiators within the Logic Environment, and make your keyboard parts jump out and be noticed.
• Fun with Time Stretching (06:13) - Discover a few ways to conform your project to the tempo of an imported audio region, and how to easily conform an audio region to the tempo of your project.
• Hyper Active Editor (13:28) - Learn how to utilize your Hyper Editor in Logic 9 for lighting fast part creation and editing.
• Old School Kick (07:54) - See how to make a awesome electronic kick drum using Ultrabeat that sounds and feels like an old school hardware drum machine.
• Parallel Compression (08:11) - See different ways to mix a dry signal with an over-the-top compressed signal to achieve the classic Parallel Compression sound.
• Scratching with The EXS24 (10:29) - Learn how to import a sample into the EXS24 and then manipulate those samples to create a D.J. Scratch type effect. Also, using Logic 9's new features, see how to import a sample and use Convert To Sampler to create the D.J. Scratch effect.
• Stutter Effect (12:06) - Discover a few different ways to achieve the classic stutter effect with your audio files.
• T-Painful Vocal Effect (09:38) - See how to use Logic 9's Pitch Correction plug-in to create an effect on vocals similar to those made famous by T-Pain.
• Tape Stop Effect (07:41) - See 2 ways of accomplishing the famous Tape Stop Effect. The first way utilizes the Pitch Shifter in Logic in addition to Automating the Tempo. The second way shows off one of Logic 9's new powerful tools.
• Tuned Sub-Kick (08:01) - Explore a quick and easy way to create your own tuned sub-kick for use in all types of music that will make your productions sound more professional and polished.
• Zoom, Zoom, Zoom (06:26) - Explore different ways to use the powerful and important zoom functions within Logic 9. These make navigating and working in Logic super fast.