Three Simple Ways To Edit Metal Guitars In Logic Pro

#logicpro #metal #guitar

Metal guitars need to be tight. Like, TIGHT! There's nothing worse than hearing a track with guitars all over the place, because it loses the punch of the music. Check out three ways that you can get your guitar performances as tight as humanly possible in Logic Pro X!

0:00 - Intro
01:12 - Prepare The Guitars
03:23 - Method 1 - Quantize
6:30 - Method 2 - Dig In By Hand
7:55 - Method 3 - Groove Track

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[leearmitage]

Good video. Yeah having a DI is the most important thing, I like the idea of doing it to the groove will look into this in Studio One to see if that has something similar

[jumpbackgeno]

Where've you been all my metal production life damm awesome

[drummingjeremy]

I prefer not to use flex or any DAW's time compression and expansion tools, as these can sometimes induce subtle artifacts. I always just manually do my editing via slip editing. Thank you for the video, its always nice to learn other ways to do things.

[MirrorMusicXero]

This video was super helpful! It saved me a lot of time for a deadline. Thank you.

[MajorGRecording]

Always good to learn something new!! Thanks for the video! Best Regards from Tennessee

[richardwatson]

Awesome and very useful. Keep up the good work.

[joseferro]

Greetings Sam! Another great video. I truly enjoy and learn from ALL your videos. Thank you!

[TheJustinside]

I wish bitwig had the "follow a groove track" function.