Chapter 1: Introduction & Overview
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Introduction (5:42)
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Preferences (5:58)
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Opening the Score Editor Window (3:08)
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Overview & Layers (10:41)
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Navigation (4:46)
Chapter 2: Note Entry - Record & Step Input
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View Notation While Recording (4:52)
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Musical Typing & Keyboard Step Entry (9:05)
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Step Input Keyboard (8:33)
Chapter 3: Part Box
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Overview (4:12)
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Single Track Note Entry & Copy/Paste (5:59)
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Multiple Track Note Entry & Copy/Paste (5:17)
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Sustain Pedal (4:30)
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Clefs & Octave Signs (3:23)
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Dynamics, Hairpins & Slurs (7:32)
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Noteheads, Articulations & Graphic Accidentals (4:55)
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Time & Key Signatures (8:07)
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Bar Lines & D.S. (7:05)
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User Rests & Multiple Rests (5:18)
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N-Tuplet (9:11)
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Text, Tempo Markings & Guitar Chords (9:41)
Chapter 4: Inspector
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Inspector Filter & Region Parameters (8:21)
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Inspector Event Parameters (9:15)
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Local Inspector (3:13)
Chapter 5: Staff Styles Window
Logic Score Editor guru Doug Zangar is back with the most comprehensive series on how to understand and use Logic Pro X’s Score Editor! In Volume 1, you’ll find 27 video tutorials covering everything from a basic overview of the Score Editor and its interface, to Note Entry and the Staff Styles Window.
Doug starts off by introducing you to the Score Editor, covering concepts, preferences, and its window within Logic Pro X. After that, Doug explores all of its layers and how to navigate them. With the interface covered, Doug explores the Note Entry and Notation Viewing options available in the Score Editor.
Once you have some notes in the Score Editor, Doug dives into one of the key aspects of the Score Editor, the Part Box. He goes into great detail on how to drag notes from the part box to your editor window, along with the various elements of the Part Box, including Sustain Pedal Information, Clefs and Octave Signs, Hairpins and Slurs. Doug then shows you how to enter Time and Key Signatures, and also how to use the Signature List.
Doug now turns his attention to the Inspector and Staff Styles Window where he explains all of the available Filter and Region Parameters in the Score Editor Inspector, and covers how to assign Staff Styles to Regions. You’ll then see how you can Edit Rests, Stems, Beaming, and other Notation Elements. Finally, Doug shows you how to use the Voice Separation Tool to create Split Points.
Whether you’re new to Logic Pro X’s Score Editor or you’re an existing user ready to learn it inside and out, don’t miss “Logic Pro X Score Editor Explained Vol. 1”!
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Reviews
Submitted 1 year ago
Very helpful!
This series is going to save my bacon at work.
I am a: Professional, Sound for Film/TV, Cubase, Logic Pro, Pro Tools
Submitted 1 year ago
Awesome
Most comprehensive score trainer I have found!
I am a: Professional
Submitted 2 years ago
Logic Score Editor
Logic is not my main sequencer, but I had to learn its Score Editor to teach a speficic university module. These videos and the subsequent volumes 2 and 3 have proven invaluable.
I am a: Professional, Sound for Film/TV
Submitted 2 years ago
Excellent teaching and in-depth information
I just bought the download version, but im watching online.. im already at the 3rd video and I can say that it's the best investment I've made. I saw 3/4 of the Score Editor tutorial from MacProVideo and the depth of the content in this 30$ download is wayyy higher. It will not leave you thirsty for missing info, and I've already solved an issue I had and I just started watching. Very detailed and thats how a tutorial should be. Thank you for your professionalism.
I am a: Beginner
Submitted 2 years ago
Great Indepth tutorial
I don't do much in score editing, so this took me awhile to get through. This is one of those tutorials that has so much good information, I'll have to go back to over and over again. It's so very comprehensive. Doug covers practically every detail and there's much to learn from this that I couldn't digest in one viewing. Definitely a BIG BANG for your buck. Just a great tutorial. Thank you.
I am a: Semi-Pro
1. When did you start dabbling in music?
I started playing a bit of guitar and piano in the mid-60’s as a small child. Nothing really stuck until my first electric guitar and ensuing garage band in high school. By my last year of high school I was studying jazz guitar and the music bug had bitten.
2. What training have you had?
I went on to get a BFA in music (magna cum laude) from Cornish College of the Arts, emphasizing jazz guitar. Faculty at that time included Gary Peacock, Art Lande and Marius Nordal. I also completed the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program, where I studied with Hummie Mann. Additionally, I have become a certified trainer for Apple’s Logic Pro software on versions 6, 7, and 8.
3. When did you get into recording?
My first home recording gear was purchased in the mid ‘80s. It consisted of a Tascam Porta One and a Roland 505 drum machine. By the late 80’s the Atari 1040 ST and Logic’s predecessor, Notator 2.0 were purchased. Digital audio didn’t arrive at the home studio until the early ‘90’s, with Digidesign’s Session 8.
4. People you have worked with/for?
My professional career has included working with Pavarotti, Vic Damone and Diahann Carroll. I have written music for commercials on television and radio and scored independent films. Studio work includes performing on as well as arranging and producing many CD projects. I have also helped many Seattle area musicians work with Logic.
5. Why are you so good at training people?
I draw from my formal education, 4 years of running the Seattle Logic User Group, over 20 years of teaching music at the community college level and 30 years real-world experience working in the music business to give you a lot of insights and tips and tricks on how to use Logic to help create and refine your work.
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