
Logic Pro X Know-How: Advanced Mute & Soloing
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6:03
Track & Channel Strip Headers
Review the basic functions and behavior of the track and channel strip solo and mute buttons.
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4:08
Buttons & Modifiers
See how to use the Option key for exclusive solo/mute mode, the command key to change the state of all tracks at once, and the control key for solo safe mode.
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4:14
Soloing Regions
Learn how to use the Control Bar and/or key commands to solo or solo lock individual or multiple regions on different tracks simultaneously.
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5:30
The Solo Tool
See how the Solo Tool is used for soloing and scrubbing audio and MIDI in the Main, Audio, and Score Editor Windows.
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2:02
Clear & Recall
Learn about two useful key commands; one to to clear and recall groups of solo’d tracks, the other to un-mute all muted tracks.
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3:20
Solo & Mute Groups
See how Logic’s Groups functions are used to establish unique solo and/or mute groups.
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6:45
The Mute & Power Buttons
Explore the similarities and differences between these two functions that are used to suppress audio output.
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3:09
Muting Regions
Explore a few different ways of accessing the Mute Tool, and see how region display coloring changes based on how they are muted.
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7:17
Muting & MIDI
Learn how to control the score display of muted regions and tracks, and explore a few MIDI note selection techniques useful for muting groups of notes based on pitch.
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5:47
Solo & Mute FAQ
Learn about a few inconsistent and/or less obvious solo and muting behaviors within Logic Pro X.
Product Overview
Do you use Apple Logic Pro X? Join Eli Krantzberg as he reveals the power of LPX’s advanced Mute and Solo options that will make using Logic faster and more easy!
From Track and Channel Strip Headers, to Buttons and Modifiers, Eli has you covered. You’ll learn all the deep Mute and Solo features and functions Logic has to offer.
Spend some time with the Solo Tool, Solo and Mute Groups, Power Buttons,and learn how to quickly and efficiently Mute and Solo Regions, MIDI and much more. See the individual tutorial descriptions below for more info.
If you use Logic Pro X, you’ve got to know this stuff… Watch “Logic Pro X Know-How: Advanced Mute & Soloing” today!
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Reviews
Submitted 8 months ago
Lots of little gems
Whilst I already have a fairly fluid workflow regarding mute and soloing, there were still lots of great little extra tips here. Well worth the time watching...
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Submitted 3 years ago
Good
Pretty good! Its just missing something. You should make an example where there are multiple tracks inside summing stacks inside the folder stacks then bussed into auxes and ends up into a Audio track with (i) monitoring or recording on. I cant seem to use solo safe on these instances. I just use mutes if I dont wanna hear the track and its a hassle. Thanks!
Response from Customer Service:
I'm very sorry you only thought is deserved a 3.5 star rating. We felt the tutorial was very detailed and Eli is one of the best in the business. I am happy to add a customer request for a part 2 covering more esoteric and specific setups like the one you mentioned.
All the best and I hope you learned a lot about mute and solo'ing in Logic!
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 4 years ago
very helpful Eli
Control S / Control M will definitely help me out work faster
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 4 years ago
decent course
very well explained...loved the automating of mute and solo feedback for improvement...some key commands don't work for my logic X and i couldn't find them either...would make sense to run through key command in global key command section. wasn't able to get multiple grouping to work on my logic X...would like to be able to post questions and have them answered. single grouping was fine but being able to solo and mute 2 different sets of tracks, i couldn't figure out how to do it.
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 4 years ago
Excellent tutorial!
Great set of tutorials to better understand everything about mute and solo in Logic Pro X. I'll definitely try and incorporate some of the tricks into my workflow.
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 4 years ago
Use the Pause Button and Take Notes
This is jam packed full of incredibly useful information. The mute and solo functions can be rather confusing. The problem with this video series is that it all blows by too fast to just watch and retain. This is unusual for Eli. Constantly throughout he does something while narrating, all very clearly, and each and every point I'm going, 'What the what, now?' It's all simple and valuable stuff, but be ready to repeatedly pause and take notes and try it on your own — back and forth — until you get each thing clearly. 5 stars because of the value of the content, less stars ultimately for the seemingly rushed presentation.
I am a: Semi-Pro, Producer, Audio Engineer, Musician, Sound Designer
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Reviews
Submitted 8 months ago
Lots of little gems
Whilst I already have a fairly fluid workflow regarding mute and soloing, there were still lots of great little extra tips here. Well worth the time watching...
Submitted 3 years ago
Good
Pretty good! Its just missing something. You should make an example where there are multiple tracks inside summing stacks inside the folder stacks then bussed into auxes and ends up into a Audio track with (i) monitoring or recording on. I cant seem to use solo safe on these instances. I just use mutes if I dont wanna hear the track and its a hassle. Thanks!
Response from Customer Service:
I'm very sorry you only thought is deserved a 3.5 star rating. We felt the tutorial was very detailed and Eli is one of the best in the business. I am happy to add a customer request for a part 2 covering more esoteric and specific setups like the one you mentioned.
All the best and I hope you learned a lot about mute and solo'ing in Logic!
Submitted 4 years ago
very helpful Eli
Control S / Control M will definitely help me out work faster
Submitted 4 years ago
decent course
very well explained...loved the automating of mute and solo feedback for improvement...some key commands don't work for my logic X and i couldn't find them either...would make sense to run through key command in global key command section. wasn't able to get multiple grouping to work on my logic X...would like to be able to post questions and have them answered. single grouping was fine but being able to solo and mute 2 different sets of tracks, i couldn't figure out how to do it.
Submitted 4 years ago
Excellent tutorial!
Great set of tutorials to better understand everything about mute and solo in Logic Pro X. I'll definitely try and incorporate some of the tricks into my workflow.
Submitted 4 years ago
Use the Pause Button and Take Notes
This is jam packed full of incredibly useful information. The mute and solo functions can be rather confusing. The problem with this video series is that it all blows by too fast to just watch and retain. This is unusual for Eli. Constantly throughout he does something while narrating, all very clearly, and each and every point I'm going, 'What the what, now?' It's all simple and valuable stuff, but be ready to repeatedly pause and take notes and try it on your own — back and forth — until you get each thing clearly. 5 stars because of the value of the content, less stars ultimately for the seemingly rushed presentation.
I am a: Semi-Pro, Producer, Audio Engineer, Musician, Sound Designer